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LMK s5 Rewrite

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Welcomeeee to the first part of my rewrite comic! I plan to post a page every 2 or so days, so stick around for the next bits!

This is also my first time using Medibang for its easy comic panel tools, but future pages will likely be a mix of Medibang and IbisX so that I can utilize my custom brushes without issue. So, I hope to get the quality in check as soon as I can! Constructive criticism is also very welcome considering this will be my first long-term comic, and my askbox is open for questions about the comic!

I hope you all enjoy!

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~Now playing~ snowdin town • chiptune radio

AND BEFORE YOU ASK! YES! THIS IS A JOJO HOMESTUCK REFERENCE!

~Previous page <== you’re at the beginning!~

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~Next page ==> Under construction (for the love of fuck someone ask something)~

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Seu cantinho é muito lindo <3 boa noite!

Awn obrigada! ♥ boa noite, linda 

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Use e abuse de tudo que lhe faz bem.

Transbordando pensamento

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E aquele sorriso de lado era só o que eu precisava naquele momento.

Transbordando Pensamento

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Sentir seus próprios sentimentos é um ato de bravura.

Eu estive aqui (page-93)

[neuroscience-research-blog]

Q: @PHARMiQUEST

ADHD AUTOR study: atomoxetine better then stimulants due to differences at baseline?

I am going through the just published AUTOR study in ADHD. The study showed greater improvement in children on atomoxetine vs stimulants: http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007%2Fs12402-015-0177-y Looking that baseline, the two cohorts are similar, but comorbidities appear different, particularly for anxiety: 24 (7.9 %) vs 82 (20.9 %) for stimulants and atomoxetine. Severity scores were comparable at baseline, but the authors did not report CHIP-CE PRF for QoL. Could it be that patients with greater comorbidities, particularly anxiety, responded stronger because of greater placebo component, typically associated with anxiety?

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