Thanks for joining us at r/service_dogs. We are here to answer your questions about service dogs and emotional support animals, whether you're a curious onlooker, looking to get one for yourself, in the process of training, or an established team. We are not lawyers or professional trainers but we will do our best to try to help you with questions about access or training. If you are new to service dogs, please start with the FAQ in r/dogs linked in the pinned post.
This subreddit serves as an online gathering space and support network for individuals who adhere to the various faiths within Hellenism. Additionally, it provides a platform for education and respectful discussion, where ideas, practices, questions, and experiences can be shared.
Welcome to the place where Hallmark nerds gather to help each other discuss Hallmarks further! If you need help Identifying a hallmark, you've come to the right place.
Seizure/seizure like episode, should I go to hospital?
This is a support sub for those with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (all types) and HSD—diagnosed or waiting to be diagnosed. This is a welcoming place for those affected (or those simply wanting to learn more) to ask questions, share successes and failures, feel less alone, and discuss everyday life. Before participating, please read our rules. This subreddit does not allow medical advice. Thank you! _._._._._ Feedback Forms: https://www.reddit.com/r/ehlersdanlos/s/fwQN2A4c2n
Gastroparesis is a condition that affects the ability of muscular contractions to effectively propel food through your digestive tract, resulting in delayed gastric emptying. Gastroparesis is typically diagnosed via a gastric emptying study (GES) and is thought to be a condition belonging on a spectrum shared with functional dyspepsia (FD) rather than being a totally separate disease. See the Megathread for more info and join our Discord today (link in comments).