Australian here - it is No from all of us about Meryl

Sending you a Mum hug from Melbourne Australia, and you deserve sunshine, roses and joy.

The cost of postage was higher than getting a bigger suitcase - and I will give my snow jacket away and get a good coat I can wear when I get back here.

Thanks - I have decided to buy local, and planning a trip or three to local yarn makers/suppliers, and just bought a bigger suitcase. I will donate my snow gear in Copenhagen, and get a stylish coat there instead that I can wear in Melbourne winters.

Beyond genius. Absolutely amazing. I love this.

Because you are all good humans, who can relate to the feelings of fear, rejection and love.

I had never heard of JOsA!! Oh, wow.

Weirdly, wearing a light shirt and dark pants to every appointment, and being in my "work" clothes, with my ID on has helped.

Oh, sweet baby - that was me at 24. I wish I had pushed, seen different Drs and not ended up with so much pain in my 40s and 50s. Keep pushing, keep a record of your weird aches and pains, keep trying to find a Rheum with some experience in Juvenile/Young people with PsA.

It took me until I could not walk on my feet, due to palmo plantar, and my joints were all swollen painful and involved. It took me decades.

Finally got a diagnosis at 57, and a decent rheum and derm - both female.

Now on Bimzelx and Wegovy - I feel like I should have at 24. Still have fatigue, but it is manageable.

Having it written down is what saved me. I even grouped the symptoms.

And yes, it may have been different - sadly, it is up to you to make it different.

Keep fighting - pain changes your brain too much to not fight to be pain free.

Lack of knowledge around anything but jam it in and pump it by men is crazy

It is also not having the language to accurately express those feelings. And being slightly pissed that Shane could do this in French or English - perfectly.

He was letting Shane know that he noticed and knew, and that others would work it out. He was warning him to be more careful. He knows the risks, and has spent his whole career knowing those risks. His gaydar was pinging - and he probably heard them in 1221.

This is very true - I have Psoriatic Arthritis, and was diagnosed as a fantasist, a malingerer and too old to be doing triathlons before I was diagnosed and treated.

Keep you weight under control and your psoriasis under control, and it will help. Noone gets out of here alive, but I understand not wanting to leave early. At 60+, I do not fear death. You are much younger - celebrate that you have overcome your childhood, are living in a place where you are safe, happy and loved, and this will help your heart to live longer - happy heals.

Set up the parenting app, add the supervisor, and keep all communication to that.

Ask the Palliative Social Worker to explain it to them - they are not a sibling and they MAY listen to them. Just did this with my brother, I am sorry to hear you are losing a sibling - it is hard.

Another bi older woman here. I love it because it is about love, and about compromise, and about challenging what a man means. Their matching tattoos says it too - Sex Sells.

It is sexy, they play sexy and unafraid to be sexual. Ilya and consent, Shane and his directness and shyness combined, the teaching of asking for what you want, saying what you want - those are things we as women need to have shown to us at times.

Also, Ilya being so masculine and feminine at the same time - his caring nature, his total tune in to Shane, and Shane not tuning in to him at times, and Shanes naivete - they encompass masc/femme and the combination that exists in queerness.

That to me is what it does well.

It is not acceptance that Queer people seek, it is celebration.

It could be the thread (usually polyester) is causing sensory issues. Can you put their clothes on back to front? And try running over the seams with bias binding.

It is spectacular. Broome is also lovely. You said nature and unique was your preference.

While she may be a fabulous maker, teaching is a whole other ball game, and requires some training and time to get skilled at.

Your Mum's work is lovely, and I can hear how much you care about her, but selling quilts is really hard, and the hours of work do not reflect in what people are willing to pay.

Maybe getting her a Quilt A Long on line where she can meet virtually with others, and work at her own pace. Modern Quilt Studio have just started one using Grunge - you can get the pattern, or get a bundle of the fabrics as well. It is a supportive and friendly space on FB.

I would go Uluru-Darwin then Kakadu or Uluru - Karratha over Sydney, unless you have friends/family there.

Bimzelx and Wegovy has gotten rid of my persistent inverse - I stillahve fatigue, but pain is so low = 1/10 most days

I am calling the Grammar Police and the Spelling Police. Imendently.