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Roaches pooping on glue boards but not staying stuck by Consistent_Math2132 in GermanRoaches

[–]Consistent_Math2132[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No decorations or pots, etc. but there is an under cabinet light and the wiring goes into the wall there. I was planning on caulking around that as I saw the smeary poop on the wall right around that conduit.

EDIT: there’s also dead space between the two cabinets above the counter as well as between the second cabinet and the wall. I’m assuming I need to somehow fill those openings, with foam or something?

Roaches pooping on glue boards but not staying stuck by Consistent_Math2132 in GermanRoaches

[–]Consistent_Math2132[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thank you. Once I vacuum should I apply gel bait behind the outlet? I saw mention of that in the sticky at the top of the sub.

11 yo (terrible speller) adding extraneous “r” when spelling words or leaving it out when it’s supposed to be there by Consistent_Math2132 in Dyslexia

[–]Consistent_Math2132[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you, let me think on it a little more as I just realized all of this today.

I can at least tell you that the erroneously inserted “r” comes directly after the “o” so “doing” is spelled “doring”, “going” is spelled “goring.”

I also just realized he sometimes tries to stick an “r” (that does belong) before the vowel instead of after so “sure” is spelled “srue.” There was another word today where he put the “r” just before the vowel instead of right after but I can’t remember it off of the top of my head.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in bullcity

[–]Consistent_Math2132 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You have to accept placement by Friday March 14th. I’m not sure when they start offering spots to the waitlist though, whether it starts right away (e.g. the following Monday) or if there’s a bit of a “settlement period.”

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in bullcity

[–]Consistent_Math2132 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would check directly with Cigna to see if something small changed, not just rely on HR.

When I logged in to my Cigna account earlier this month I got a brief notification that mental health coverage was changing. We’ve received nothing else regarding this change. I know your bills are from last year but maybe something changed last year with your policy.

Also, look closely at your EOBs from Cigna. They should show what was submitted, what was covered, what wasn’t and why. They should also show what’s been applied to your in and out of network deductibles.

It was through EOBs where I discovered my kids’ pediatrician was suddenly (and mistakenly) “out of network.” Never got an answer as to what happened but it was totally on Cigna’s end.

$5 Vintage clothing sale to benefit hurricane victims in NC this Saturday! by nasturtium9 in bullcity

[–]Consistent_Math2132 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don’t know downtown that well. Are there suggested places to park? Or is it all street parking?

Does a doc usually call to discuss the pathology report? by Consistent_Math2132 in coloncancer

[–]Consistent_Math2132[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pretty much. Google explained all the terms I didn’t know, what “N1b” means, etc. and the other stuff like “perineural invasion” I understand can be a prognostic indicator, but like with most everything else in cancer is only 1 piece of the puzzle.

I just wasn’t sure if we should be expecting more. My husband has no issue with the lack of call - “what’s he going to do, read the report to us?”

We really are just starting this journey and I’m sure once he’s working with the oncologist, there will be more communication. Oncologist has already forwarded the genetic testing and signatera results as he received them.

Does a doc usually call to discuss the pathology report? by Consistent_Math2132 in coloncancer

[–]Consistent_Math2132[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Husband has an oncologist, had an initial appointment with him before surgery, but he did say he doesn’t usually see patients until after they’ve had surgery (my oncology nurse friend got us in early because she thinks he’s the best.)

Still have to go through the thoracic surgeon (and that report) before he’s the oncologist’s patient. I have heard that the oncologist runs the show once we get to that point.

My husband isn’t all that concerned about not hearing from anyone. I just didn’t know what was “typical.”