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delicatdreamer16
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Number of ratings26 Number of reviews13 Listens toOver 18 LanguagesEnglish, American Sign Language Listener sinceMar 23, 2016 Last activeover 6 months ago GenderNon-Binary PathStep 130 People helped72 Chats658 Group support chats88 Listener group chats7 Forum posts183 Forum upvotes207
Bio
Welcome to 7Cups! I'm so glad you've found us!


My name is Aeryn! (My pronouns are he/him or they/them.) I love reading, listening to music, and rocking out in my pj's. I am in school full time and am studying medicine and business (I am aware that these are very different). I am here to listen!!! heart



I have been a member and a listener on here for quite some time, and I think this has progressed me as a listener. I try to answer any and all messages within two hours, even if my status is offline (I get phone notifications).



The times when I am most available are:


Mon-Fri 7:10- 10:00 EST


Sat 20:00-24:00 EST


Sun 19:00-23:00 EST


If you want to schedule a time outside of these windows, let me know. I try to be as flexible as possible.



If you want to plan a time to chat, click the button below!

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Want to chat about an event? A terrible day at work? Chronic illnesses? Anxiety? Or anything else? I am here to listen!!
Recent forum posts
NEW - Joiners Badge come and take part here!
35 & Over Community / by delicatdreamer16
Last post
 February 5th, 2021
...See more Welcome to our Joiners Badge thread! I am really excited to announce this new badge so that all our friends in the 35+ sub-community can earn this new badge! Here new joiners can take part in some simple, fun, tasks that will help you to navigate the 35+ sub-community and find hidden gems of information. All you have to do is to follow the simple instructions below, fill in the form - [https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdSoFGP2d7LS3XDqsYyf3uV2Hzh_VvUWgaJxHBl1CySOUO3VA/viewform]Here [https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeqX2RCkyiJcdhzQaHJd4bi455F6M9Jwzly_T3LcvOGzu7akQ/viewform] - with your answers and there you go! On successful completion, you will be awarded the new Joiners badge! Tip #1 You may find it easier to write down the answers on a piece of paper or notepad or under your profile pic use the Notes feature then enter them all at once in the form or open the form with right click and open in new tab. 1) Come and say hello and introduce yourself by posting on the most recent months welcome thread Click and Say Hello Here in the forum posting for the month that you have joined! [https://www.7cups.com/forum/35OverCommunity_166/Introduceyourselves_1110/] What animal can you see in the title? Write the name in the form. 2) Take part in our most recent Check-in thread Here [https://www.7cups.com/home/35plus/] And tell us how your day is going and answer the questions in the check-in. Have a look at the original post at the top (the first) and find out what is the name of the person that started the thread? Write their name in the form. Tip #2 You may find the most recent check-in by clicking on the 'check-in' tab at the top of the main 35+ Sub-community page here [https://www.7cups.com/home/35plus/] 3) Join in with an icebreaker question and tell us about your favorite healthy coping skills. Here [https://www.7cups.com/forum/35OverCommunity_166/35Resources_1780/WhatareYourFavoriteHealthyCopingSkills_190325/] What is in the picture in the first post? Write the answer in the form. Tip #3 Keep this favorite healthy coping skills page open you will need it for the next question. 4) Now reply to someone elses favorite healthy coping skills post, tell us who you replied to and what are their favorite skills. 5) Last task! Please start your own thread on a 35+ topic of your choice Here [https://www.7cups.com/forum/35OverCommunity_166/DiscussionsandQA_1122/] and then tell us in the form what the subject is that you selected and the web page url. Tip #4 Can't think of a topic? That's ok, share your ideas on what you might like to see for forum postings or discussions in the room, ask questions, and discuss whats on your mind. Make sure you enter all your answers into the form here [https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeqX2RCkyiJcdhzQaHJd4bi455F6M9Jwzly_T3LcvOGzu7akQ/viewform] and then wait for your new badge to be awarded! You can also post in this thread to let us know you are taking part. Please submit this short form [https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfUmVSMWnzpSSxdgWPVUogDlmIdCpAs_g96Qrlp4TFnkWW_tQ/viewform] to add or remove your name from 35+ list. Discussion list can be found here [https://www.7cups.com/forum/35OverCommunity_166/Announcements_1121/35Discussions_172785/].
Celiac Disease
Disability Support / by delicatdreamer16
Last post
 October 26th, 2018
...See more What is Celiac Disease? Celiac disease is a serious autoimmune disorder that can occur in genetically predisposed people where the ingestion of gluten leads to damage in the small intestine. It is estimated to affect 1 in 100 people worldwide. Two and one-half million Americans are undiagnosed and are at risk for long-term health complications. When people with celiac ingest gluten, the immune system is put on hyperdrive to start attacking body tissue! Long-term Effects Celiac disease can develop at any age after people start eating foods or medicines that contain gluten. Left untreated, celiac disease can lead to additional serious health problems. These include the development of other autoimmune disorders like Type I diabetes and multiple sclerosis (MS), dermatitis herpetiformis (DH) (an itchy skin rash), anemia, osteoporosis, infertility and miscarriage, neurological conditions like epilepsy and migraines, short stature, and intestinal cancers. What happens when someone with celiac ingests gluten? Their immune system begins attacking healthy body cells. For some this causes no direct effects, meaning they only know if they've been glutened based on blood tests, endoscopy/biopsy results, or the development of secondary conditions (DH, MS, arthritis, etc.). For others, they have a reaction. Reactions can take anywhere from a couple of hours to up to a week to develop. The length of the reaction also varies, anywhere from a couple of days to multiple weeks!! Symptoms are just as variant including, but not limited to: abdominal pain, diarrhea, constipation, joint pain, restless leg syndrome, migraines, fatigue, fainting, temporary paralysis, and much more. But, like how much gluten? Legally in the US to be gluten-free something has to have less than 20 parts per million, but some with celiac can have reactions to food with 10-15 parts per million. Types of Celiac The types of celiac can be broken into two categories: symptoms and recovery. Symptom Types Asymptomatic celiac and Symptomatic celiac are the two types. If you have asymptomatic the only way to know that celiac is present is through blood tests, biopsy, or to be alerted by the presence of secondary conditions. Symptomatic celiac is when symptoms are present, but symptoms can be all over the place, making diagnosis still very difficult. Asymptomatic makes up anywhere from 30-50% of those with celiac. Recovery Refractory and non-refractory are the two types of recovery affecting celiac. Refractory, or refractory spruce, means that the body will not heal from the damage caused prior to diagnosis. Non-refractory means recovery will occur, but not necessarily all damage will be healed. Refractory is less common than non-refractory. Questions? Ask a celiac! I and others with celiac have so much information on the topic we could talk you to sleep! I'll try to answer any and all questions! Source: Celiac Disease Foundation and the three million books I've read :)
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If I could give delicat more than 5 stars I absolutely would. They were absolutely amazing and I'm very grateful for the chance to talk to them. You helped me so much. Thank you.
well helped me be honest somehow with my feelings. and that's not easy for me so thanks
This listener was so kind and gentle to me. They really helped me
They're so kind and caring.
The listener was very understanding and offered valuable help and advice. Highly recommend!
Good attitude. More observation and understanding will make you excellent
Very Professional and a good listener
Great listener, doesn’t make me feel judged, validates my opinions and points me to good ideas to improve my mental health
Very great listener, really understands you and helps you. I felt very heard and they brightened things so much for me!
Delicatdreamer16 is a helpful, friendly and understanding person
Amazing chat experience!
Thank you so much. Today had been a really okayish day but i was thinking about life too much. I got my answers from you. Thank you🙂
You were very helpful. You were calm and helped me in a very kind way, you made me feel very comfortable with myself, thank you!
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