10tiger

We really liked our first Eufy. It was far superior to roomba. We just got a new one and boy has that been terrible. Had to send the first one back, it couldn’t dock itself after like two weeks and the replacement rolls straight over dog hair without picking it up which is arguably the only reason we have one. Sent it back and got a refund. will be following this thread for Yall recommendations.

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Why don't insurers have an app where you can key in the NPI, ICD-10 codes, and CPT codes and it can tell you your out of pocket?

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United healthcare has a Surest plan that does this. There is an app and you can shop the lowest price. For example you need an XR you can see what imaging facility has the lowest contracted rate. There are a few annoyances about it (surgeon doesn’t operate at the cheapest facility so you’re paying more for somewhere else, and getting the provider to send the order to another place etc. ).

NP of 10 years. Profession is saturated in a lot of areas and salary has stayed the same for the most part since I’ve started. There was a huge salary difference between RN and NP 10 years ago, not so much now in a lot of places. Anywhere from 80-150k depending on area and specialty.

Wasn’t this an episode of The Diplomat except off the coast of the UK?

You do realize that people who come here legally under student or work visas often use an immigration attorney to ensure they are filling out paperwork correctly. The process is incredibly convoluted and takes years. I can see where someone would hire an attorney to make sure they didn’t mess up and cost them either time or citizenship

Watched this and while I’ve seen the doc on Warren Jeffs, it is amazing to me that this is still going on and it seems the local authorities are complacent. Sam is SUCH a loser but his narcissism really played to their advantage. This was very well done. It amazes me that these people can be convinced of such atrocities without drugs. Hell I don’t think the Mormons can even have caffeine

I don’t know if st Lucia is completely out but there is a viceroy resort called sugar beach that is nestled under one of the pitons with beach pool snorkeling on site. Pinch yourself beauty the whole time you’re there

Full disclosure, we had a rare complication … mine had post-intubation/post tonsillectomy stridor/croup. Ended up in the ED the night of surgery but they got us shaped up. Smooth sailing after that. Lots of fluids. Age three is old enough to tell you when it hurts and they need more Motrin.

Just did this with 3 year old last month. Overall she did well, first 4 days were a bit rough but her appetite was there (I was afraid she would refuse bc of the pain). Each day after was gradually better, by day 7 she was back to her old self. Now sleeping without snoring, not tossing and turning all night, not crabby in the afternoons and actually eating more than she did before the surgery. Overall it was the right decision. It’s a hard decision to make as a parent, especially because it is elective but I’m glad we did it.

It’s this proprietary locking mechanism that’s the issue. We had some sort of stone composite but it’s brittle. So humidity changes caused expansion/ contraction of the flooring and cracked the brittle stone composite locking mechanism. You’re right to go for glue down with LVP.

Price sees about right. We had LVP that popped up and had to be replaced (long story there is question over whether or not a moisture barrier is needed) and were given the cost of replacement for product and installation for roughly 1800 sq ft and it was $16,500. The rest of our house is tile (4 bathrooms and laundry) so I imagine that would run you the rest.

Glue down is the way to go if you are going with LVP in Louisiana. I’m not sure where you are but it doesn’t do well in humidity. Ours lasted less than a year before popping up. We ended up going with wood look tile and I was super reluctant to do so but we are really happy with the look.