Is pandemic stress causing you to grind your teeth? You’re not alone. Unclench your jaw and check out this thread 🦷 ietv.co/3w8gEC1
1/6 Ashley Munzing has been grinding her teeth every night to the point of excruciating pain.
“Every day kind of feels like somebody punched me in the side of the face and I have a big bruise,” Munzing told Inside Edition. ietv.co/3w8gEC1
2/6 Her husband says it’s so bad, it wakes him out of his sleep.
“I wake up every morning with headaches. I have soreness and tightness in my jaw, in my muscles, down here in my neck,” Munzing said. ietv.co/3w8gEC1
3/6 Dr. Mariya Malin's Connecticut dental practice is one of many across the country reporting an alarming uptick in teeth-grinding.
"I've never seen so many broken teeth, clenching, grinding,” Malin said. ietv.co/3w8gEC1
4/6 When you grind your teeth, they can chip and crack. To help with nighttime grinding, Malin fitted Munzing with a retainer, but was shocked to find holes in the plastic.
“I'm literally grinding through the plastic,” Munzing said. ietv.co/3w8gEC1
5/6 For daytime grinding, Malin says keeping the tip of your tongue between your teeth will keep you from clenching your jaw. ietv.co/3w8gEC1
6/6 For Inside Edition’s full story If You've Been Grinding Your Teeth at Night During the Pandemic, You're Not Alone: ietv.co/3w8gEC1
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If you love wine ✅ are willing to move to California for a year ✅ and wouldn’t mind earning $10k a month ✅ this thread is for you: ietv.co/3ltiCaS
1/6 @MurphyGoodeWine is pulling out all the stops in pursuit of finding the right candidate to join their team in Sonoma wine country. The offer includes earning a $10,000-a-month salary while living ‘rent-free.' ietv.co/3ltiCaS
2/6 ”Do words like Cabernet, Rosé, and Chardonnay just roll off your tongue? Tell us why you want A Really Goode Job." @MurphyGoodeWine.
The company is asking interested applicants to submit a video resume explaining why this is their dream gig. ietv.co/3ltiCaS
The #YearOfTheOx begins with the #ChineseNewYear on Friday, but for many Asian Americans, this year’s holiday is marked by anxiety and unease, a stark contrast to the usually hopeful attitudes for luck and prosperity. 🧧🧵 by @johannacli: ietv.co/3jH3tBV
1/ Ever since the coronavirus pandemic began, for business owners in Chinatown, life has been harder than ever. ietv.co/3jH3tBV
2/ “We’re trying to be as hopeful as we can because that’s what the New Year is – having hope that the new year will be better. But realistically, the next three or four months will be very tough for us.” – Patrick Mock, manager of 46 Mott Bakery in NYC ietv.co/3jH3tBV
As millions of Americans are reeling from unprecedented loss because of the coronavirus pandemic, @DeborahHasting8 reports on overwhelmed food banks, where many are waiting for hours and sometimes overnight to receive sustenance for their families. THREAD: ietv.co/3aAIBtB
1/ In record numbers not seen since the Great Depression, more and more families have stepped forward to accept help in the form of food. ietv.co/3aAIBtB
2/ According to a recent study, one in three families with children don't have enough to eat. Most federal benefits, like $600 weekly unemployment checks, have expired, while a new COVID-19 stimulus bill is currently awaiting President Trump’s signature. ietv.co/3aAIBtB
Spencer Sheehan, a lawyer from Long Island, is fed up with fake vanilla. @AnabelRsosa reported on why he says he has nearly 100 lawsuits pending against companies he alleges falsely advertise their products as "vanilla." THREAD: ietv.co/2LPfvfJ
1/ Sheehan has filed various suits in four states on behalf of consumers who he says have been deceived when buying products like milk, cake mix, or yogurt, to name a few. ietv.co/2LPfvfJ
2/ “'Vanilla' only describes the way the product tastes. It's not [always] real vanilla,” Sheehan said, asserting that the issue is that many products are labeled "vanilla," but they are not made exclusively with vanilla beans. ietv.co/2LPfvfJ
On Dec. 14, 2012, 20 children and 6 adults were killed in a mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School. In this piece for #IETheIssue, @RuthBashinksy reports on the toll conspiracy theories about the massacre continue to take on victims’ families. ietv.co/37yXhX3
1/ Lenny Pozner’s son Noah was one of the 20 children killed by gunman Adam Lanza, who opened fire using a semi-automatic rifle in Noah’s classroom before turning the gun on himself. Hours before, Lanza had fatally shot his own mother at their home. ietv.co/37yXhX3
2/ All 20 children were either 6 or 7 years old. Six adult staff members were also killed in the shooting. ietv.co/37yXhX3
Earlier this year, the story of a missing soldier named Vanessa Guillén set off the #IAmVanessaGuillen movement, inspiring countless others to share their own stories of abuse and assault in the American military. @DeborahHasting8 reports. THREAD: ietv.co/3nXFtvd
1/ Private first class Vanessa Guillén vanished on an April Sunday, in broad daylight, from Fort Hood, the 3rd largest Army base in the country. Her family would later say she spoke of being sexually harassed there, and of being afraid to report it. ietv.co/3nXFtvd
2/ Guillén’s disappearance went largely unreported in the national media until her relatives began holding press conferences, accusing officials of deliberately misleading them. National marches followed and politicians and celebrities took up her cause. ietv.co/3nXFtvd