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So maybe it’s the sleep interruption at night that is also affecting my moods, or maybe that is the tamoxifen too. All I know is right now, some days, I feel like a hot mess.
I know I sound like a whiner, and I am sorry. Yes I get the alternative is far more unpleasant than hot flashes and night sweats.
I go for a gyno check again soon and I have lack of sleep on the discussion list along with discussing a BRCA test.
I have had breast cancer, it and prostate cancer are in my family, so I think it might be a good idea.
I know someone who had one recently and she said she was glad she did.
Have any of you who are survivors had the BRCA test? Let me know and tell me your thoughts, please.
I had both the BRCA and the BART (BRCA was covered and I elected to have the BART). 
Had either test come back positive, I probably would have opted for an oophorectomy and my sibling, mother, and maternal aunt would have needed to look at testing – luckily enough, neither did.
Myriad will set up a payment plan for the testing, if your insurance doesn’t cover it.
It’s good to remember that a negative result only means that the genes that they *know* can exhibit a talent for breast and ovarian cancer aren’t expressed; it doesn’t really mean your risk is lower, but that you don’t fall into that *particular* high risk group.
Still and yet, it’s worth it – or it was for me. More information is better.
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[Discussion] My parents just inherited two, one-year-old Belgian Shepherds from a lady who was going to give them to a shelter. I want to help them but am not experienced with the breed.

So my mom works with this woman who, over the past couple of weeks, has been asking her to take in her two Belgian Shepherds because she's moving and cannot take them. She gave them until Thursday to decide and told them if they don't want them, the dogs are going to the shelter. So my parents took them in.

A few things about my parents: they live in the country with a decent amount of land. My dad used to breed/raise Old English Sheepdogs and they've always had dogs in their life. Right now they just have a senior Shih-Tzu who dislikes other animals. 

When I lived with them, they allowed me to get my German Shepherd. I raised him, trained him, and introduced him to the Schutzhund sport. When I moved out, my dad wanted to get another dog and was looking at German Shepherds and Belgian Malinois. I HIGHLY discouraged him from the Belgian Malinois because he could hardly handle my GSD's energy and Belgian's are notably worse. They opted to wait a while before getting another, but these two dogs just fell into their lap.

One is a Belgian Shepherd (all black) and the other was described as a "German Shepherd" by the lady giving them away, however it's actually a Belgian Tervuren... Now I'm very interested in the dog training field and am excited to help them, IF I know what I'm getting into here. I want to get them their exercise needs and possibly a sport, but I have my own dog/job/school to maintain and am not sure how much I can do.

My mom sounded excited when I told her I'd do some reading up on the breed, and I'm going by there this week to visit and see the dogs for the first time. I think they're in for a lot of work from what I've read so far. Anybody owned this breed before? Even if not, any advice is welcomed.The basic premise of the Sanders movement/campaign was made in bad faith, as though if Obama had been a bigger lefty like Bernie he would have been able to magically overcome extreme obstruction and old white rural America’s inherent power in congress and the extreme partisan conservative media that tells rural america what to think. The false premise that the main problem with democrats is that we need a more ideologically pure president and so we should spend the 2016 primary litigating how much of the benefits of Scandinavian socialism parts of the democratic coalition would love to have while republicans have unprecedented control of federal and state governments while holding a scotus seat hostage and being on the verge of taking the White House too. 

 The US government is designed to move really really slow for better or for worse, and it is tremendously hard to get major pieces of legislation through both chambers of congress(So far Trump with republicans controlling both chambers of congress has gotten zero major bills through, for example). Because of this and other reasons, progress will be slow and incremental, it will be frustrating by design. That is just the nature of our system and also the nature of a representative democracy in a very large country. So if someone comes along and runs essentially on having answers for fast change, on how awesome these other (much smaller) democracies function (Yay Scandinavian socialism!) and doesn't spend much time talking about how hard the political path to getting these kind of changes is, how much time it will take to really change congress, then YOU ARE BEING MANIPULATED by bullshit, by well meaning snake oil. By someone not honestly explaining the hurdles and how long this progress will take. I mean FFS, when Bernie was asked how he would be more effective in dealing with extreme congressional obstruction than Obama he just hand waved it away with something something we need a congressional revolution. That isn't a real answer, that isn't a reality based approach, that isn’t being honest with people about how many election cycles and decades this will take under the best reality based path....a scorchingly intelligent first novel... The two stories never explicitly intersect. A third section, a radio interview with Ezra, hints at the link between them, but the game — and real pleasure — for the reader is to trace deeper resonances. What does it mean that these lives coexist?... this book is musical, not architectural in structure; themes don’t build on each other as much as chime and rhyme, repeat and harmonize, so what we receive is less a series of thesis statements than a shimmering web of associations; in short, the world as we know it... On every page, you interrogate every detail: What are you doing here? Why do you matter? Asymmetry is not complicated, but it cannot be read complacently. Like it or not, it will make you a better reader, a more active noticer. It hones your senses.
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