AmaliaLana
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You can get IV (intra venous) at the doctor's office or subcutan (SC) for at home (I think it is rather subcutaneous than intra-muscular (IM) since that could be painful). If you have no absorption problems pills or drops should do the trick (drops get absorbed over the mucous membrane of the oral skin while pills over the mucous membranes of the rest digestive system).If Lyds had real B12 absorption issues she would getting it by injection
Granted Lydia never did a blood test and the doctor gave her the injection (don't know if it was IV or SC or IM, it was a injection syringe) just for energy push reasons. You can do that but I would suggest a blood test beforehand. Her lethargy could have serious reasons. B12 can push you but its more a crutch than a solution (when you are not B12 depleted in the first place). And Lydia has a strong tendency for placebo effect, so I would take her review of the B12 injection with a grain of salt. And it is a pattern of her behaviour to fish for dopamine kicks in doing/getting/acquiring something new that would also make her euphoric.
B12 gets stored in the body since it is usually a fat-soluble vitamin (depends on the actual molecule). Vit C is water-soluble and flushes out with urine.
I thought the question was a joke since she and Carrie constantly say "shut the front door"I have a theory - I think it’s to show off and over the top about “community”. I know in some small towns in the UK people don’t lock their doors etc (not where I live, I’ve only seen people saying it on the internet but don’t know anyone who does in real life!) but even so. I think it’s to make a point about how safe it is where she lives etc... (not that safe if your neighbours are shooting cats?)
.... or it’s to make her house freezing cold so she can show off by putting on the fire and sitting with her expensive blanket?![]()
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