Has ADHD ever been ruled out? Cause being treated, this immensely increases the chances of a healthy and successfull adulthood…

Saure Gurke…hatte es schon als Saure-Gurke-Nuss-Nougat-Eis. War überraschend gut

Außerdem: bei vielen Studien zu diesen Themen (Ökobilanz von Glas vs. Plastik und Co.) wird oft nicht berücksichtigt, dass bereits für die Produktion von Kunststoff Erdöl aufgewandt wird und dass es dann zudem nicht wie meist berechnet, zu 100% recycelt wird…das gibt es bei Kunststoff quasi nicht…wenn downcycling, oft aber auch problematisch, weil durch Beschichtungen, gemischte Kunststoffe und für das Recycling ungeeignete Verpackungen (die dann meist auch noch davon abhängig sind, dass der Konsument ne halbe Stunde ne Flasche auseinander pult, Deckel ab, Sticker/ Folie ab,…) kein Recycling möglich ist (zudem muss Plastikmüll, Wunder was, dafür auch erst gereinigt werden!) TetraPak ist z.B. gar nicht recycelbar, soweit ich weiß, weil wir die Anlagen nicht haben, um das wieder auseinander zu basteln…

Meine grüne Utopie: wir kriegen es hin, dieses unkaputtbare Glas aus der DDR wieder herzustellen, und stellen ne Vielfalt an leichteren Glasverpackungen her…Pfand drauf, Konsument spült frische Verunreinigung mit wenig Wasser vor wodurch der Wassereinsatz zum Spülen global gesehen gesenkt wird, Automat erkennt, ob sauber genug -> Pfand zurück (oder Etiketten, die sich perfekt ablösen lassen und ab in die Spülmaschine)

I’m by far no expert, but I worked with children (aged 0-6) in a children’s home. They had to get used to get to sleep alone as there was not enough capacity in the evening to stay with every single kid for a long period of time. (Of course we did everything possible to meet everyone’s needs in a lot of different ways) One thing that helped if a kid was anxious when the adult left was to introduce a new plush toy that they chose by themselves. The toy would then get integrated throughout the day whenever the kid was being soothed/ calmed, and it was also verbally integrated…like it had a name that usually the kid chose and we referred to it. You can also make it part of their bed time story if that is part of the bedtime routine. What should happen is that the kid associates the plushie with being calmed. Now the second part: similar to “weaning-away” but together with the toy. As you gradually move away a little more every evening, every time your kid becomes upset, you reassure them you are there but refer to their plushie for comfort like "I’m here, and you can hug the crocodile/ take your crocodile/… (or whatever fits the situation). No big leaps, just gradually moving your location away from their bed…across the room…next to the door…someday in front of the door but doing something quiet outside so they can still hear you reassuring them and redirecting them.

I’m neither an expert nor do I smoke. But from what I heard, quitting smoking has two major points- one being the nicotine addiction your body has built up. The second one being your ‘emotional addiction’, I.e being used to smoking as a tool to decompress, socialize, take a break, fight boredom etc. which is embedded in your routines - this one might be harder to fight. Maybe try to identify those things and find alternatives, start installing different ways to cope and simultaneously take care of your bodily addiction via gums, patches, whatever is the right way for you.

Well that sounds rather unpleasant. Maybe I was a little naive in assuming that this doctor for sure won’t tell any bullshit, as he seemed (old) experienced. I’m glad you had the courage to get a second opinion

Thank you for your encouragement. I didn’t consider gender playing any role in this yet even though I know about gender bias in medicine in general. Definitely something one should consider when finding a new practitioner

Well, yeah, but on the other hand: who else can I ask? Of course, nobody here knows me or my situation. But I do, and let me tell you: there is nobody who I can get some thoughts about this , some questions I didn’t consider yet, ideas on what to do…and maybe a little encouragement… I’m overwhelmed by the amount of people who cared and shared their thoughts

Welp, I certainly didn’t know that - no you’ve really got me pumped up to try that! I somehow always fancied cycling but at the same time didn’t gain enough momentum to actually do it. But now, as I’m craving to get my body moving, and this may really work with my current situation (and also knowing what to look out for, the whole wheight balancing thing) I’ll definitely give it a try! Thank you!

Thank you for this insight. I really don’t want to be sick but if there is something, especially something that could be treated, I’d like to know. My GPs response somehow made me feel like I was overreacting but with so many people reacting so differently, I’ll try to take myself serious and get that checked out!

Thank you for sharing your story. I’m really impressed by your mindset after going through all of what you wrote. Biking sounds fun, I might be looking into it, right now I can’t really put a lot of weight on my wrists/ hands but maybe I find a way around that. I actually live in an area where biking of all sorts is quite popular :-) .

Yeah well my GP just shoved this aside and I didn’t do any reasearch about it, because I try to avoid reading about symptoms etc. in order not to get ‘biased’, like interpeting too much or influencing my diagnosis (does this make sense?) but as you were asking about it it came back to my mind. Maybe I should check in with a specialist as I just now tried to find some information and it seems to fit really good, it even matches some minor other problems I had earlier (and my GP himself diagnosed me with)

Thank you for your answer, I appreciate everyone wo is taking the time and effort. Well, my brother has spondylitis ankylosans. I asked my doc about it (my mother always warned us to have in our mind when something comes up) but he said that this is not related and my symptoms wouldn’t match as I am too young. He also stated that it especially has nothing to do with low back pain. Other than that, no chemicals, no radiation (we live in a area where this actually can be a problem so it is quite common to check for it and we never had any elevated levels) I’m not working in a high stress environment, no heavy lifting or something like that and I move quit regularly during the day

Sieht für mich irgendwie nach Spinnmilben aus…das erklärt die weißen Pünktchen und das kleine Krabbeln…deckt sich mit Cervantes, Jorge: Marihuana drinnen, S. 225: “Typisches Anzeichen: die winzigen weißen bzw. Silbrigen Flecken […] Schädlinge und Eier sind immer auf den Blattunterseiten - mit Taschenmikroskop inspizieren! …” . Lösung: Befall durch abspülen verringern; Spruzid AF, leicht benebeln (Inkl Blattunterseite) Spinnmilbenbefall ist ansteckend und murkst die Pflanze auf Dauer ab - also lieber früher als später was machen

I wouldn’t consider those as stripes, there are many pictures showing a comparison, I’d think those slightly darker areas are shadows. The stripes that mark a cockroach are really dark and distinctive, way more ‘stripey’ - maybe look for a photo from directly above to compare it with yours. The one on your picture looks harmless to me. They like to eat leaves and will die of hunger inside of the house

The stripes would be very prominent and more in the middle of its head

The one featured in the picture seems like a “Bernstein Waldschabe”. Just a harmless little friend that gets trapped inside sometimes. No killing (and no panic) required A Deutsche Schabe has black stripes on its head