u/LawfulnessRadiant562

hey everyone hope you’re well. I’ve been doing a deep dive on sunscreens recently, I have extremely sensitive skin that is prone to burning and a friend with albinism i’m trying to help out. Of course UVB is an issue but i’ve been mainly worried right now about UVA rays due to the unfortunate lack of UVA protection in US sunscreens. does anyone know affordable sunscreens to get either from outside of US or any US sunscreens that pass the high pa++++ tests? And anyways to protect skin against the suns harmful rays that I should be adding into the mix as someone who likes to stay active outside when possible, but is very extreme on protection :) and trying to stop damage and make sure my skincare and anti aging products actually work, because if the sun is damaging my skin i might as well be throwing away my money. Thank you so much!

hey everyone! i’m thinking about going to get my degree and masters to hopefully become a bcba as a long term goal. i’m a fairly empathetic person who doesn’t want a corporate office type job and needs flexibility in my schedule. i also have some mental health issues and physical disabilities i hope won’t disqualify me from this role, and get paid enough to cover my treatment expenses, meds, food, rent, etc. i want to be independent but work something that doesn’t feel awful for my body and mind. i’ve always loved helping others and need something that makes a difference. my other ideas were nursing, social work, early childhood, but the last two didn’t seem to make enough and nursing seems too intense for my needs. i also have nvld, which i hope won’t be a barrier instead help me understand my clients better. any advice is much appreciated, including if it’s okay to go to a state school and online masters and no trouble getting hired jus because the school isn’t “top-tier”. and just any insight you didn’t get studying that you have now working. also job stability and AI take over is a worry. the other option i’m considering is school counseling. Thanks!

hey everyone! i’m thinking about going to get my degree and masters to become a bcba, i’m a fairly empathetic person who doesn’t want a corporate office type job and needs flexibility in my schedule. i also have some mental health issues and physical disabilities i hope won’t disqualify me from this role, and get paid enough to cover my treatment expenses, meds, food, rent, etc. i want to be independent but work something that doesn’t feel like hell. i’ve always loved helping others and need something that makes a difference. my other ideas were nursing, social work, early childhood, but the last two didn’t seem to make enough and nursing seems too intense for my needs. i also have nvld, which i hope won’t be a barrier instead help me understand my clients better. any advice is much appreciated, including if it’s okay to go to a state school and online masters and no trouble getting hired jus because the school isn’t “top-tier”, also job stability and AI take over is a worry. Thanks!