@grymsky90210 Firstly, I hope she gets better quickly and completely! That sounds really rough. ๐ If I may recommend looking into stomach ulcers. Also doing a GI MAP test (it's a stool test) might be helpful in figuring out what's going on in her gut. A DUTCH hormone test too.
@GubbaHomestead Yeah, my mind was blown the first time I read the ingredients list on baby formula. Just...how? How is conventional baby formula considered good for babies?
@zeffer23@ShannenPill Yes, the child gets US citizenship too, though you have to specifically register them with the government because they were born abroad. That's my understanding as someone who was born outside the US to an American parent.
@den_laefar@aziz0nomics He seems to be discussing a Talmudic concept and is referring to people with a specific genetic mutation, not "real" black people. Granted it can sound harsh to modern sensibilities, but it was a historical quote. (2/2)
@den_laefar@aziz0nomics Thank you, you're right. I assumed the noted offending statement would be included in the blurb, but surprisingly not. Now I've read it and listened to the original clip from 2018. (1/2)
@JessicaVaugn@LaurenWitzkeDE Also there is no reason to be certain the Egyptians would have children with the Israelites. The Israelites were given their own area to live in and kept to themselves. Otherwise why would they be feared as taking over the county? They remained a separate people.
@JessicaVaugn@LaurenWitzkeDE The Bible describes two people as being "ruddy", only one of whom was technically an Israelite and the fact that the Bible makes a point to note it would seem more likely to indicate the trait was UNcommon.
@Culture_Crit Also Jane Austen! Either Pride and Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility, Persuasion, or Emma. But really all are valuable for the human insight and eloquent expression.
@Culture_Crit The Giver by Lois Lowry! Literally changed my view of life and emotion.
Animal Farm by George Orwell.
Hear me out with this one: An Old-Fashioned Girl by Louisa May Alcott. It's fabulous in its soft critique of youth that'll make you think it could have been written today.