Ellen Esta

05/01/2026

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04/01/2026

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02/01/2026

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It's World Introvert Day! All parties to celebrate have been canceled. 😉

02/01/2026

“We want Nicki Minaj 0ut of Am-erica… she’s n0t a c!t!zen.”

US citi-zens are reportedly calling for Nicki Minaj’s de-p0rtation. A pet!t!on demanding that she should be s€nt b@ck to Trinidad has reportedly accumulated over 79,000 signatures — a number hard to ignore.

In the comments, one of her neighbors openly complained, saying she f££ls uns-@-fe with Nicki Minaj and Kenneth Petty in the neighborhood.

What exactly has Nicki done to deserve all this?
Why all the hate for goodness sake?

02/01/2026

Wearable EEG device
Interesting!

02/01/2026

Often an EEG is normal in a person with epilepsy. This doesn’t mean a person does or does not have epilepsy. It just means that a seizure didn’t occur when the EEG test was done. Sometimes changes in brainwaves can be seen that show a person may be likely to have seizures though.
Most of the other tests are done to look for possible causes of the seizures. These tests are normal in many people with epilepsy and just means that we don’t yet know the cause. In other people, one of the tests may find a cause that can be treated (like an infection) or a reason why the person is having seizures.If it doesn’t detect the right patterns, you may still have epilepsy and ambulatory monitoring or video EEG may be necessary. -EFA

02/01/2026

About seizure disorders

EPILEPSY (Seizure Disorder)

🔹 What is Epilepsy?

Epilepsy is a chronic neurological disorder in which a person has recurrent seizures due to abnormal electrical activity in the brain.

🔹 Common Causes

✔ Brain injury or trauma
✔ Stroke
✔ Brain infections (meningitis, encephalitis)
✔ Genetic factors
✔ Birth complications
✔ Brain tumors (rare)

🔹 Common Types of Seizures

🔸 Generalized seizures – affect the whole brain
🔸 Focal (partial) seizures – affect one part of the brain
🔸 Absence seizures – brief staring spells (common in children)

🔹 Signs & Symptoms

⚠️ Sudden loss of consciousness
⚠️ Convulsions or jerking movements
⚠️ Staring spells
⚠️ Confusion after seizure
⚠️ Temporary loss of awareness

🔹 Diagnosis
🧪 EEG (Electroencephalogram)

🧠 CT Scan / MRI
📋 Medical history & examination

🔹 Treatment
💊 Anti-epileptic medications (most effective)

🧠 Surgery (selected cases)
⚡ Vagus nerve stimulation
🧘 Lifestyle management

🔹 First Aid During Seizure

✅ Keep patient safe
✅ Turn patient on side
✅ Do NOT put anything in mouth
✅ Loosen tight clothes

❌ Do NOT restrain movements

⚠️ Important Message
Epilepsy is NOT contagious.
With proper treatment, most patients live normal lives.

👨‍⚕️ Early diagnosis saves lives.

02/01/2026

Electrocardiogram is a simple, non-invasive procedure that's life-saving. Share your experience if you've once had it.

02/01/2026

Hello, my little boy of 4 years was playing with my wife’s handbag when a dilldo fell out of it.
I was really shocked when I saw it. She quickly rushed to pick it up and put it back into the bag, thinking I hadn’t noticed.

Later that night, I decided to check the bag and take it out so I could confront her, but it wasn’t there. I searched everywhere until I eventually found it hidden behind the sink in the kitchen—probably the last place she thought I would look.

When I confronted her about it, she got angry and said I shouldn’t have gone looking for it. Later, she explained that she had hidden it there because of our son.

I asked why she had it in the first place, and she claimed it wasn’t hers, but that it belonged to a friend who had forgotten it with her. Honestly, why would a friend forget such a thing with you? Nobody wants to be caught using that, so I asked, “Does this mean this is what you and your friend do?”

She got upset again, saying I was accusing her of using something she had never even thought about using. I then asked her to call the friend immediately so I could hear from her directly, but instead she locked herself in another room.

The next day, she told me she had returned it to her friend and didn’t want to revisit the issue.

But here’s my problem: before I ever saw that thing, she frequently declined me sezz. I’ve tried several times to get us to talk about it, asking if anything is wrong so I can work on myself, but she always says she’s fine—and she’s still saying the same thing now.

I’m convinced that dilldo was hers, but she gets angry whenever I bring it up. What’s the best way for me to move on from this? Because right now, I feel she prefers that d***o over me. And to be honest, the d***o was almost twice my size. Could it be that I’m small and she just doesn’t want to admit it? Someone please advise me, because I’m really struggling to either let this go or pretend it’s not eating me up.
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02/01/2026

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02/01/2026

I block accounts whose content is nudity or profanity

02/01/2026

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