PLEASE GIVE ME SUGGESTIONS

Vulnerability

🤍 I started taking meds my senior year

💊 Birth control pills

💊 Depression meds

💊 Anxiety meds

💊 Thyroid meds

🏋🏼‍♀️🤸🏼‍♀️I was in weights class and basketball cheer

🤍 Now 2 years later I’m struggling

•I’m full time college student, work 2 part time jobs

💊 Birth control

💊 Depression

💊 Anxiety

💊 Insomnia

💊💊💊Migraine

🤍 I JUST started taking

🌿 Valerian root

💊 Magnesium supplement

💊 Probiotic Multi-Enzyme supplement

🤍 My diet consists of:

💦 Water

☕️ Coffee

🥤 Energy Drinks

🍓🍎🥭🍍Smoothies

🍗 Typically chicken

🍚 Rice

🥔 Some sort of potato

🌽🫑🥗 Mixture of veggies

🤍 Daily Diet

💦

☕️

🥤

🍓🍎🥭🍍

I don’t typically eat breakfast

🍗🫑🌽🥗Sometimes if I get hungry or just remember I’ll eat some sort of protein frozen bowl

🍗🥩🍚🥔 Mostly for dinner my dad makes sometimes, but sometimes it’s a fend for yourself

🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍

PLEASE GIVE ME ADVICE:

•Good, easy, healthy food recommendations/recipes

•Easy, healthy snacks

•Easy starter workouts

•Focus tips for school

•Stress releasors

•Hobbies

•ANYTHING!!!

#unfiltered #embracevulnerability #Lemon8Diary #shareyourthoughts #unaesthetic #helpmeout #advice

2024/4/7 Edited to

... Read moreNavigating the complexities of college life can be challenging, especially when balancing academics, work, and personal health. Finding quick and wholesome meal options can make a significant difference in maintaining energy levels. Consider meal prep ideas like overnight oats for breakfast, which can be packed with fruits and nuts, or simple stir-fries loaded with vegetables and protein for lunch or dinner. Including easy snacks, such as yogurt with granola or sliced vegetables with hummus, can help maintain healthy eating habits throughout the day. Incorporating physical activity into a busy schedule is vital for mental and physical health. Start with beginner-friendly workouts, like brisk walking or at-home yoga, which can easily fit into short breaks between classes or work shifts. Furthermore, engaging in hobbies like painting, crafting, or even reading can provide a necessary break from stressors while also enhancing your creativity. Focus techniques are particularly important for academic success. Strategies like the Pomodoro Technique, where you study in short bursts followed by breaks, can help improve concentration and retention. Additionally, practicing mindfulness through deep breathing or guided meditation can alleviate anxiety and improve your overall focus when studying. Finally, remember to lean on your support system during stressful times. Sharing experiences with friends or participating in community activities can foster a sense of belonging and reduce feelings of isolation. Finally, be patient with yourself; making gradual changes and seeking resources can lead to improved well-being over time.

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nevaeh🕸️🪶🍸🎬

This happened to me just from starting birth control

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KO 💖

I'm not a doctor, so this is just from personal experience. I had the same thing happen to me, and I found out that it was the birth control causing it. I tried switching birth controls, and the next one I tried caused me to have a stroke last year at the age of 25. I have completely sworn off birth control now. 🙃

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