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Houshphandzadeh wrote:countdown to fifty thousand posts

Do it, it would make me feel better about myself

Though I'd be at 80k by then

That's it, I'm reinstating Magee for joya's self-esteem

So I ran into one of the HOA board members who didn't answer my email and he says she doesn't think there is anything they can do except keep fining them. Fining the guy who said he won't pay the fines=solution. He said he was going to check the association rulebook, so there's that.

I went on my husband's insurance effective the beginning of this year. My primary care physician does not take his insurance, so I need to find a new one.

Over the past couple weeks, I've had a pain in my wrist that is getting increasingly worse. It's to the point now that I need someone to look at it. I called a few physicians that do take the insurance, but the earliest they'll see a new patient is either the end of Feb or beginning of March.

I don't really feel this warrants an emergency room visit but I don't think I can deal with the pain until March. I've got a few more doctors to call and see if I can get in sooner, but ugh, this is annoying.

phdave wrote:So I ran into one of the HOA board members who didn't answer my email and he says she doesn't think there is anything they can do except keep fining them. Fining the guy who said he won't pay the fines=solution. He said he was going to check the association rulebook, so there's that.

What exactly is the point of having an HOA if they apparently dont have the balls to get anything done?

phdave wrote:So I ran into one of the HOA board members who didn't answer my email and he says she doesn't think there is anything they can do except keep fining them. Fining the guy who said he won't pay the fines=solution. He said he was going to check the association rulebook, so there's that.

call the cops, be annoying

phdave wrote:So I ran into one of the HOA board members who didn't answer my email and he says she doesn't think there is anything they can do except keep fining them. Fining the guy who said he won't pay the fines=solution. He said he was going to check the association rulebook, so there's that.

They sound like the UN

I want my prof to cancel my night class - because the roads are too dangerous - so I can drive up to Newark and go to the Georgetown game

Marion wrote:I went on my husband's insurance effective the beginning of this year. My primary care physician does not take his insurance, so I need to find a new one.

Over the past couple weeks, I've had a pain in my wrist that is getting increasingly worse. It's to the point now that I need someone to look at it. I called a few physicians that do take the insurance, but the earliest they'll see a new patient is either the end of Feb or beginning of March.

I don't really feel this warrants an emergency room visit but I don't think I can deal with the pain until March. I've got a few more doctors to call and see if I can get in sooner, but ugh, this is annoying.

I don't know if this pain is anything like carpal tunnel, but my wife completely reversed her symptoms by wearing a wrist brace at night for a couple weeks. It's not a normal over-the-counter item though; you might need to find a medical supply house.

If you could get an appointment sooner out of network, maybe when you're calling around ask if the doctor gives a discount for cash payment? At least for that initial consult.

jerseyhoya wrote:I want my prof to cancel my night class - because the roads are too dangerous - so I can drive up to Newark and go to the Georgetown game

I received a wake-up call from Temple this morning at 6AM informing me not to worry, that 8AM classes were cancelled.

Good thing my first class was at 11, gee, thanks Temple.

why dont you keep your phone on silent then?

Three possible reasons:

1) It was a landline call
2) He wasn't EXPECTING ANYONE TO CALL AT 6 A.M.
3) die

i use my phone as an alarm clock, so putting mine on silent would mean i'd never ever wake up for anything on time ever

Me too. but iPhone alarm works even if phone is on silent

I didn't know that!

I learned the hard way, had my alarm set for a business trip, one day I didnt have to get up so early so I just hit silent thinking it wouldn't go off

Marion wrote:I went on my husband's insurance effective the beginning of this year. My primary care physician does not take his insurance, so I need to find a new one.

Over the past couple weeks, I've had a pain in my wrist that is getting increasingly worse. It's to the point now that I need someone to look at it. I called a few physicians that do take the insurance, but the earliest they'll see a new patient is either the end of Feb or beginning of March.

I don't really feel this warrants an emergency room visit but I don't think I can deal with the pain until March. I've got a few more doctors to call and see if I can get in sooner, but ugh, this is annoying.

I'd check around for an urgent care center, and then see if they take your insurance. It's probably the best choice in this situation. Bring up your location in Google Maps, and then search for Urgent Care.

We've used them a couple times in the past year and a half, for minor illnesses either on weekends or when we couldn't get an appointment at our regular doc. The one we go to has access to x-ray equipment as well.

Barry Jive wrote:I didn't know that!

was just about to ask if you had one. i never turn my ringer on use the alarm often. ringtones are for children & old people who don't know how to change them.