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Your curls will set best if your hair is slightly damp when you put it up. Wash and dry your hair as normal, then blot it dry. If you don't need to wash your hair, you can just spritz it with plain water from a spray bottle, instead. Use a wide-toothed comb to detangle your hair, as well. Pull the headband down so it sits low on your forehead and circles around the back of your head, over your hair. Your curls will start where the headband sits, so adjust it based on how you want your curls to look. This is a great option if you want to go out while your curls are setting! Your hair will be pulled up in a soft, romantic style. Try picking a headband that will match your outfit for the day! Once you've wrapped the first section around the headband, take another section of hair that's about the same size as the first one, and wrap it in the same way. Keep doing this until you've wrapped all of your hair around the headband. To make sure your curls are even, you may want to wrap all the way around one side, then move to the front of the other side and work toward the back again. You'll need about 4-6 hours for your hair to dry, or a little more if you have very thick hair. You can wear this style out, or you can sleep in it if you'd prefer. Either way, check to make sure your hair is completely dry before you take it down, or your curls might fall out. To speed things up, you can use a hair dryer on the cold setting to blow air over your hair. Take out all of the pins around the whole headband, then gently unwrap each section of your hair. When you've unwrapped all of your curls, slip the headband off of your head. This style will give you pretty, vintage curls. Lightly scrunch your curls with mousse or hairspray to hold them in place.

summary: Start with damp hair. Place an elastic headband over your head. Continue wrapping all the way around your head. Let your hair dry in the headband. Remove the headband and shake out your curls.

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Don't confront your husband until you are sure that he really is cheating. There are a couple of reasons for this: If you are wrong, and throw out an accusation like this, it could damage your relationship. If you are right, but don't know it yet for sure, it'll be your word against his should he decide to lie about having an affair. Before you confront your husband, you need to be sure he is cheating. Do what you can to obtain evidence without infringing too much on his privacy. Keep an eye out for ways to gather information. For example, if he is checking his phone right in front of you, peer over and see if you notice him texting with a woman. See if the texts seem flirty or inappropriate. Try to see whether he smells of different kinds of perfume after he comes home. See if he openly communicates around you or whether he slinks off to the corner of the house to make phone calls or send text messages. Keep track of his stories and look for inconsistencies. It takes him effort to keep track of lies and he may make mistakes upon repeating a story about his whereabouts. Write down what he says so you're sure you aren't fooling yourself if you think he is changing his story. Before you confront your husband, review your evidence and make sure that it is enough so that he cannot lie his way out of having an affair. Based on the evidence you have, think about what he might try to say to convince you he is not actually cheating. For example, if you find some emails that are about him getting a drink with a co-worker and it seems flirty but it is somewhat ambiguous as to whether he cheated, ask yourself whether this combined with what else you know about the situation is convincing enough or whether you should wait to find out more. Even suspecting your husband is cheating on you can be a very emotionally disturbing experience. Mitigate some of these negative feelings by letting in a trusted friend in on your suspicions before you confront your husband. Your friend can offer you moral support to buffer against the stress and, possibly, guidance. Before you confront your husband, have in mind a sense of what your game plan is should be confess. This will help you to remain focused and will set the tone for proceeding with conversation despite it being highly emotional. Ask yourself if you want: The relationship to end? The relationship to heal? Although it may seem like a good time for some 'liquid courage', you want to be in a clear mental state when you confront your husband. If you confront him while you are intoxicated, you may become violent or not be able to remember the details of the conversation later on. Alcohol and other drugs have been implicated in many cases of domestic violence.

summary: Hide your suspicion until you're sure. Gather evidence. Assess your evidence. Get social support. Know what you want should he be cheating. Avoid alcohol or other drugs.

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Oral medications are not very effective at treating adrenal-dependent Cushing's disease. In fact, adrenal tumors are strongly resistant to mitotane. Surgery is the only way to cure adrenal-dependent Cushing's disease, as long as the adrenal tumor has not metastasized (spread to other parts of the body). Surgical removal of a pituitary tumor is possible, but not commonly performed in pets, partly because it's difficult to access the pituitary gland in pets. Adrenal tumors in dogs can metastasize. If your vet noticed metastasis on an abdominal ultrasound when diagnosing your dog, surgical treatment will not be a good treatment option. If your dog's adrenal tumor has not metastasized, your vet may prescribe pre-surgical medication (trilostane or ketoconazole) to improve Cushing's disease symptoms. You will need to give this medication for 8 to 16 weeks before surgery. To treat adrenal-dependent Cushing's disease, the entire affected adrenal gland needs to be removed ('adrenalectomy'), not just the adrenal tumor. Because an adrenalectomy can be very challenging, your vet may refer you to a board-certified veterinary surgeon for the procedure. Adrenalectomies are high-risk surgeries. Because most dogs diagnosed with Cushing's disease are older dogs, the surgical risk may be too high for these dogs. If your vet can remove all of the adrenal tumor, your dog's symptoms will improve completely. In fact, a successful adrenalectomy for Cushing's disease is considered to be curative.
summary: Discuss surgical options with your vet. Administer medication before surgery, if needed. Allow your vet to perform surgery. Wait for symptoms to improve.