u/pumpkinboogie

Hi! I’d really like to try this suggestion of taking meds before fully waking up. But I’ve found with Aderolll I have to take it with a protein filled breakfast or else I get a strange effect from it (focusing on negative things, feeling socially awkward, too intense). I’m wondering if anyone experiences this? Is there anything I should look into switching- dosage, medication type etc, or is it fairly common to need a full meal for it to have positive effects?

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u/pumpkinboogie — 8 days ago

Hi! I’m thinking of having a baby and own a music studio. I would love any and all advice as to how to make it work (or if a career switch may be needed).

I see 38 kids from Monday-Thursday as well as perform harp at weddings and other gigs. I would love to hear how other women have done it while maintaining their career. Were you able to teach while having your baby in the room or was a baby sitter necessary? And how did it work at Older stages? Once my child is in school I’m afraid I would never see them if continue using to work afternoon/evening hours (but maybe not teaching Friday-Sunday makes up for that).

Please share your experience with me :) thank you!

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u/pumpkinboogie — 13 days ago
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Hi! I’m thinking of having a baby and own a music studio. I would love any and all advice as to how to make it work (or if a career switch may be needed).

I see 38 kids from Monday-Thursday as well as perform harp at weddings and other gigs. I would love to hear how other women have done it while maintaining their career. Were you able to teach while having your baby in the room or was a baby sitter necessary? And how did it work at Older stages? Once my child is in school I’m afraid I would never see them if continue using to work afternoon/evening hours (but maybe not teaching Friday-Sunday makes up for that).

Please share your experience with me :) thank you!

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u/pumpkinboogie — 13 days ago
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Hi! I’m thinking of having a baby and own a music studio. I would love any and all advice as to how to make it work (or if a career switch may be needed).

I see 38 kids from Monday-Thursday as well as perform harp at weddings and other gigs. I would love to hear how other women have done it while maintaining their career. Were you able to teach while having your baby in the room or was a baby sitter necessary? And how did it work at Older stages? Once my child is in school I’m afraid I would never see them if continue using to work afternoon/evening hours (but maybe not teaching Friday-Sunday makes up for that).

Please share your experience with me :) thank you!

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u/pumpkinboogie — 13 days ago