u/Large-Estimate-1788

who is doing med as a single parent

anyone else a single parent of 3

or autistic ? adhd ? pmdd ?

i'm prob the only

one

it's not meant for people like us

i get easily

panicked and overwhelmed

the week before my period life feels hopeless and i stayed home

i only have 2 good weeks a month with pmdd

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u/Large-Estimate-1788 — 4 days ago
▲ 2 r/PMDDxADHD+1 crossposts

adhd and single parenting stress

single

parent mum with autism and recently adhd

med school

grew up with

parents of 2 different cultures who still fight and vent to me .

daily shamed by my father who said he stopped my unstable mum leaving him when i was 5 years old and disappearing into the london underground --- and i'm the family scapegoat . So he essentially saved me.

my mother uses medication to sleep all day.

wasn't allowed much freedom growing up compared to my brother

had an arranged marriage (( not forced ) as i didn't feel i could attract someone who isn't a Player

anyway the house is a constant mess with socks , pen lids and all sorts on the floor

someone has reported me to social care and they're going to visit

i'm currently on a break from uni as i feel frazzled

there are too many changes like house move and my kid starting secondary school and not even knowing where we're moving to as i don't want to live near my parents

get angry very quickly -

is medication likely to help someone like me as they have side effects ???

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u/Large-Estimate-1788 — 4 days ago

what has helped pmdd

a week before period my fibromyalgia body aches Nd heavy ones js worse , my racing thoughts are bad

fatigued

single

mum of 3, age 35

also in med school

i have eloine pill but worry it will age me as it uses synthetic hormones

only bee able to take 2 pills as i dont want to mess up the cycle

my mum is 57 and has ended up with terrible acne during menopause and after after never having it

on her side my grandma suffered terrible migraines , there must be a hormone component

my blood test hormones are normal

i don't take adhd medication

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u/Large-Estimate-1788 — 5 days ago

i've been going to gym last 6m doing mostly weights

moood is

stomach looks domed at top

low

do i stop carbs at dinner?? i usually eat 60-80g protein.

i am

74kg, last pregnancy was 2.5 y ago

u/Large-Estimate-1788 — 8 days ago

does anyone have experience of being an autistic med student with kids ?

i feel burned out quickly on clinical

and find sequences like

blood tests very difficult as i'm being watched and don't like it

struggle with stage fright during osce- unable to relax despite alot of therapy

was told my voice was monotone during osce - how ignorant can these examiners be when i have a card says i have autism

i have ptsd and bpd so my mood can shift very quickly from

calm to angry with just a comment online - and i can't go back down for a few hours .

i guess i come

home to kids , laundry , cooking and feel on all the time

so the option to interrupt studies is there as i don't feel

able to pass the resit in a months time

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u/Large-Estimate-1788 — 8 days ago

so i do have naturally straight brows. i heard fuller messy brows make people look younger so i've resisted going to the salon again

i did get a wax a couple months ago

i find that she makes the tail so skinny and i hate it

pls advice what would be best

brow lamination ? just wax ? pls help

u/Large-Estimate-1788 — 12 days ago
▲ 6 r/beauty

i've tried a lot of injectables and one session microneedling still have pink cheeks large pores

i've seen so many korean girls with baby soft poreless skin on the train

i already house medik8 Ha serum, peptide cream and baume b5 spf in the day

i think these products do act like a film on top of oily skin . it's only nose and cheeks which is red.

u/Large-Estimate-1788 — 14 days ago

struggling with workload being a med student ,36, and single parent youngest child is 2 who doesn't sleep well

don't enjoy clinical side sensory overload on wards ----

i'm also autistic /adhd /fibromyalgia

not really having support network

i have option to interrupt for a year or do resit exams in june ( 2 months away ) which i'm not ready for

medicine is tied to my self esteem too much and this is probably family expectations

the pathway to becoming a non clinical doctor is so long

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u/Large-Estimate-1788 — 18 days ago