Ice Pack

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My wife got me a Roadie 15 for my birthday and I've been looking for a single ice pack that fills most of the bottom. I'm pretty happy with how this one fits. These came in a 2 pack and it's even better in a soft cooler that I have. Hopefully I can test it out soon and see how it actually performs! submitted by /u/Snowman442 to r/YetiCoolers [link] [comments]

This morning my kid (4yo) was super dysregulated for whatever reason. Meltdowns over nothing, seemed on the edge of tears for the rest of the time, completely not typical behaviour for him. When he was having his third uncontrollable cry of the morning, this one involving bubbles in the chocolate milk, I remembered a video I saw a few days ago and grabbed a bag of frozen peas and put it on his neck. He calmed down in SECONDS! Seconds. First he was full of sadness and rage, next his little body melted and he collapsed to lie on my lap while I held the frozen peas there for maybe 30 seconds. Then we had a quiet sit and a snack and he’s been completely fine for the rest of the day. Apparently this triggers the mammalian dive reflex and basically forces the nervous system to chill the fuck out because panicking will get us drowned. The parasympathetic nervous system gets activated and heart rate and breathing will slow down. I saw a video about it a few days ago and thought it’s probably not that simple but I’ll try it, and holy shit it was actually magic! So next time your RSD is threatening to ruin your day, put something cold on the back and sides of your neck! Also great for anxiety apparently. submitted by /u/VegetableWorry1492 to r/adhdwomen [link] [comments]

S: headache hat A: eye mask, fabric lined hot/cold gel, flexible gel B: rubber ice cube bag, large beaded gel, cold shower C: foam brick, emergency instant ice, small beaded gel D: cold soda can, ice cubes in ziploc bag, frozen peas F: hard plastic pack submitted by /u/ReesieDaBeastie to r/migraine [link] [comments]

NYC judge seeks to make example of officer who threw cooler at fleeing suspect, causing fatal crash. Critics warn the sentence could hinder officers forced to make split-second decisions on the job. And critics said the sentence could hinder the future actions of officers in position to make split-second decisions. Erik Duran, 38, was convicted of manslaughter in the August 2023 death of 30-year-old Eric Duprey. Duran maintained he was trying to protect other officers from Duprey, who was on a motorized scooter when he crashed and died. "They had enough to investigate and catch him on a different day," Mitchell said of the police. "The distinction is that the deceased will no longer be seen again by his family." Duran elected to have Mitchell, not a jury, decide the case. Duran’s union, the Sergeants Benevolent Association (SBA), said thousands of officers signed an online petition calling for him to be spared prison. During the sentencing, the courtroom was lined with police officers in support of Duran, while a few dozen protesters outside demanded justice for Duprey. Duran was immediately taken into custody after sentencing. His legal team said it will ask a court to free him on bail while he appeals. SBA President Vincent Vallelong called Thursday’s sentencing one of the "darkest days of our profession." Moving forward, he said, law enforcement officers will continue to be vilified for making quick decisions. "It wasn’t only Sgt. Duran, a great cop, who was on trial," Vallelong said. "Every law enforcement officer who makes a split-second decision in the performance of their duties to protect the public was also on trial. "And this sentencing ... has now sent a very chilling message to every cop in the nation that the system we have sworn to uphold can single-handedly destroy your career and your life for doing exactly what you are trained to do." The NYPD could be faced with lower staffing levels as more than half of the NYPD’s Joint Terrorism Task Force is eligible for retirement, the New York Post reported. Officials are concerned that thousands of veteran NYPD bosses and officers will leave the force if Mayor Zohran Mamdani cuts overtime, which would significantly reduce their pensions, amid a budget crunch, union officials said. submitted by /u/coinfanking to r/law [link] [comments]