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People that grew up in poor neighborhoods (e.g. in the ghetto/barrio/sticks), what behaviors, customs, and beliefs did you change when you moved on up?
People that grew up in poor neighborhoods (e.g. in the ghetto/barrio/sticks), what behaviors, customs, and beliefs did you change when you moved on up? - Autism Place
Things in poor neighborhoods are done differently than in middle- and upper- class neighborhoods. People that grow up in poor neighborhoods develop behaviors, customs, and beliefs that are different from other neighborhoods because they are part of surviving in the struggle. When they move on up [https://youtu.be/A9RMr9KuVZo?si=TwWqYIq5-Hwqtpyc], some of those behaviors, customs, and beliefs are no longer necessary and can even be harmful (e.g. strong reactions to perceived attacks). Others may actually provide an advantage (e.g. living through power outages). Regardless, these changes can cause a sense of estrangement from their childhood and original culture, leading to some resistance. Given all that: What did you change and what did you keep?
Am I allergic to my dog, and if so, what solutions do I have?
Am I allergic to my dog, and if so, what solutions do I have? - Autism Place
I’ve had my dog for 2.5 years now. This might seem like a silly question to most, but I’m kind of oblivious to some things that are obvious to most people (e.g. having allergies, knowing when I’m hungry, when I should go to the doctor, etc.) so I would appreciate helpful responses. Signs * If my dog gets on my bed, I sleep poorly until I change the sheets. * If I sleep with my dog in my room, I wake up tired and like I had trouble breathing all night. It’s like if my airway was smaller/tighter. I’ve already been assessed for sleep apnea and they said I’m okay. * Even without my dog in the room or on the sheets, when I sleep at home, I wake up pretty tired and it takes me a while to get going in the morning. This doesn’t happen when I sleep elsewhere like at hotels. * If I clean up my house really well and change the air filter, it seems like I have more energy for a few days. * If I take a cetrizine (Zertec) or loratadine (Claratin), I feel a little better in the morning, but it’s not like if I slept elsewhere. I don’t feel fine, just a little less bad. * Basically, I’m always tired when I sleep at home. * If I pet a dog and touch my eyes immediately after, my eyes get itchy until I wash them out. This will happen with their saliva as well. * If I run my forearm across a dog’s back from tail to head and the dog has thick fur, I will get hives from the fur slightly poking my soft skin. * If they lick my skin and I don’t rinse it off, I may get hives too. Contra * I’m mostly fine throughout the day with regards to what I assume are allergies. My nose is fine, and I rarely sneeze. It’s only related to sleep. * My nose doesn’t get stuffy like I see in other people. Writing this out, it seems like it’s highly probable. If so, what options do I have? * Could it be something else causing the sleep issues at home? * Is this a reason to see a doctor? * Are there meds that work better than Zertec & Claritin and wont make me feel funky like with Benadryl? * Do I need to accept that I can’t have a dog? * Maybe I can make my dog an outside dog? But that seems terrible for a dog that’s been inside their whole life and follows me everywhere I go in the house (she’s a Rottie). I don’t want to sleep poorly and be at 60% for another 10 years. This is a lot 😬
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What do people that are for the first time moving to a place where is snows need to know?
Silly Drawing Request - Request and Submit drawings for fun!
Silly Drawing Request - Request and Submit drawings for fun! - Autism Place
[email protected] [/c/[email protected]] [https://lemmy.autism.place/c/sillydrawingrequests] An accepting, humorous, and social community to request and share drawings inspired by this post [https://lemmy.world/post/19314508]. No drawing is bad unless it violates the rules. How to 1. Make a post requesting a specific drawing. 2. Respond to posts/requests by commenting their submission to the request. 3. Respond to submissions as you please. Rules 1. Drawings must somehow match the request 2. Do not submit your own drawing in a post. Instead, submit it as a comment to your post. 2. Follow instance rules [https://lemmy.autism.place/post/2] Encouraged 1. Fun enjoyable drawings without considerable concern for their quality 2. Improvised drawings 3. Ridiculousness 4. Enjoyable praise and conversations 5. Participation of users that are “bad” at drawing 6. High quality drawings that are humorous or creative
Is there a reminder bot on Lemmy?
Is there a reminder bot on Lemmy? - Autism Place
Is there a bot for creating reminders on Lemmy? Say for example I see a comment that I would like to be reminded of in 3 months, I could reply to the comment with “remindme 3 months” or “remindme February 2, 2025” and on Feb 2, I get a direct message in my inbox reminding of the comment with a link.
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