u/Ishida_Lover_2024

As the title suggests. Pam wasn't nearly talked about enough in the series. In the first two seasons sure, because her death was still fresh. But, it feels like they forgot about her unless it's convenient to the plot, like Stephanie dreading the honeybee sleepover, DJ worried about Kimmy driving drunk, and Michelle wishing she had a mother.

Pam should've bene in way more conversations, like when Danny gets engaged to Vicky, Jesse gets married and has the twins, and especially when Stephanie goes on that wild joy ride with Gia. We don't know yet (until the next episode with the frat party) that she died because of a drunk driver, but we do know she died in a car accident. It would've been the perfect opportunity for DJ to talk about why she was being so protective.

The Papouli thing still bugs me. He was Pam's grandfather, too. He becomes very close to Michelle, and yet, never comments on her mother? No wonder Michelle can't remember anything about Pam; they barely took the time to talk to her.

I also just wanted little moments. Like Jesse talking to Becky about her. In Fuller House, they name their adopted baby after Pam, and we're supposed to fill in the gaps. I'm not saying it had to be deeply moving; just him telling Becky about his sister. Or even Jesse reflecting on Pam when inheriting the Smash Club, which was obviously a huge place for his musical journey.

Also what was Kimmy's relationship to Pam? Did she think of her as pest, or did she make Kimmy feel loved and welcomed?

Anyway, given the premise of the series, it really made no sense for Pam not to be mentioned more.

Not sure if anyone else is confused by how old Dino is supposed to be. We see Phil and Gertie on a date, listening to him when they were like in their 40s. From the way they're drawn, there's no way they can be older than that.

But, the episode where Dino "dies" they say he's 67, and Phil and Gertie are in their late 70s or early 80s in the series.

I'm sure Dino is not that much younger than Arnold's grandparents, but he looks so much younger than that. Probably because he gets work done or something haha

Hey, all. I was diagnosed with epilepsy in 2024 after a blackout seizure. I had symptoms of Déjà vu years before, but tests were normal and eventually they stopped, but started up again.

I started on 750 MG of Keppra, but I still had auras. My doctor adjusted my meds to 1000 MG (one and a half in the morning and two at night), which worked for a year.

Recently, I started getting flashes again. Nothing that made me feel sick, but she told me to take two in the morning now. Which I’ve done for the last few days.

Today, I had a pretty intense Déjà vu flash, which made me feel nauseous. I’m not sure if it happened because my body is adjusting to the extra mgs, but I contacted my neurologist, and asked if she thinks I should take another medication alongside Keppra.

Did you still have auras when adjusting to Keppra and did it go away? Or did you have to take multiple medications or something stronger? Thank you!