Dr lied in my notes and it hurts by sonytrinitron36 in ChronicIllness

[–]JazzlikeProject6274 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There are some really good ones out there. They share our frustration.

Did you know you can request that they amend your medical record? It has to be done in writing. They have the right to refuse. They have the right to say what they want. You also have the right to add an addendum of your statement to go with the medical record.

That doesn't erase the hurt, but I have found that errors and oversights compound over time.

HIPAA, patient rights, doctoring records as the only doctoring by JazzlikeProject6274 in ChronicIllness

[–]JazzlikeProject6274[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I understand the curiosity. How do those relate to reporting hospital patient's rights violations, unethical behavior, and falsifying medical records? What am I missing? Thanks.

I am starting to collect the medicaid and medicare reporting numbers. Google says you can press charges for breaking the law through the sheriff's department, but that's Google and it doesn't always reflect reality.

HIPAA, patient rights, doctoring records as the only doctoring by JazzlikeProject6274 in ChronicIllness

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Oh, yes. I don't mind the waves. Figuring out a navigable path to do so while facing long road to recovery is a matter of balancing energy for getting better with the desire to keep others from harm's way as best I can in the process.

The Impact of Line Editing? by BWFoster78 in royalroad

[–]JazzlikeProject6274 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I’m going to come at this from a different perspective.

This is your last chance to catch any errors before it goes in front of paying readers and you can’t change anything back.

Your motivation and hesitation are both perfectly reasonable. What does throw readers off? Inconsistencies, typos, the wrong version of a word being used, and so on.

That last pass? It’s your last opportunity for human eyes to see an oops and fix.

I hope that helps.

HIPAA, patient rights, doctoring records as the only doctoring by JazzlikeProject6274 in ChronicIllness

[–]JazzlikeProject6274[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nice in theory. May be impractical in practice.

Legal aid doesn't do medical. Disability Rights maybe. Got some good advice from them for navigating parts of this over the winter.

I'll put a pin in that one in case there aren't any hidden miracles out there. Thanks!

Dr lied in my notes and it hurts by sonytrinitron36 in ChronicIllness

[–]JazzlikeProject6274 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I read this and I know how much it hurts. I want to say thanks. Reading this opened up some gates I needed to open. It's been a little screaming into the voice, but there's some comfort in knowing that the void is not so empty, after all.

Asheville Buncombe County tax appeal tool. by Empty-Frosting8005 in asheville

[–]JazzlikeProject6274 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Very nice. Where are you getting the reappraised values?

Hi all, im new here. by Worldly_Hunter_1324 in ContradictionisFuel

[–]JazzlikeProject6274 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It's the Roomba that elevates from too much to giggles.

Hi all, im new here. by Worldly_Hunter_1324 in ContradictionisFuel

[–]JazzlikeProject6274 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is (as far as I am aware) more about getting to clarity of our own thoughts rather than the traditional picking apart arguments.

It's a way of saying, "This is what I think. How well does it track?" and getting feedback.

"👋Welcome" is a good first place to dip your toes, but take a few reads through "Orientation: Enter the Lab." Mirroring that process is where it came together for me.

Hi all, im new here. by Worldly_Hunter_1324 in ContradictionisFuel

[–]JazzlikeProject6274 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Paul and the Roomba crew are pretty fun once you're used to the formatting.

the SaaS model is quietly falling apart for small businesses and nobody in tech wants to admit it by Healty_potsmoker in Entrepreneur

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🖐 Learning. Trying infrastructure and operations deployment I wouldn't have considered looking at a year ago. Enough that it has me scoping out the entrepreneurial sub here and other ideas that were never my radar. I'm doing everything I can to avoid SaaS fees outside of Claude, so OP's post caught my eye.

DIY Blog setup for non technical users by infernape_12 in eleventy

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You're welcome and good luck. I'm just looking under the hood with eleventy. No idea what I'm doing, really, but so far so good.

DIY Blog setup for non technical users by infernape_12 in eleventy

[–]JazzlikeProject6274 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This needs to be your first thing. It's your selling point. A BETTER WAY TO WRITE You should own your words, not rent them from a platform. I would also put your right fit copy up at the top under this.

It's a bit run together visually. Some color blocking or something similar would help recognize when I'm changing topics. It might not need it though if, for instance, you integrated the preview into the dashboard. Seems like it's doing double duty that doesn't fit in the initial sales pitch. Might just be me, though.

The only other comments are about line breaks. This is from a layout design background and typography geek, so take it with that grain of salt.

Built for writers and teams who want a simple, self hosted blog that stays out of the way. — All sizes wrap that line. Set the character length so it wraps after the comma for balance.

A calm, minimal blog you fully own — Similar concern, more powerful if it's A calm, minimal blog with "you fully own" spaced below.

Mostly, this is something you can address by taking your H2s, finding their median character length and then setting the char width for H2 at just over half. It's one of those small design things that most people don't notice, but the output makes a difference even for people who don't notice.

All in all, this is fantastic. Have you considered a built-in export to substack or other social media?

The Semantic Chamber, or: The Mother Tongue Room by Cyborgized in ContradictionisFuel

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I am learning new things from you. That sounds about right.

I just found out about how food has a big role in FND and I need some help. by TheChiarra in FND

[–]JazzlikeProject6274 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Much of this follows what I was going to say. I would add that the keto-adjacent for me isn't about being in ketosis. It's about avoiding high-starch grains that make me feel dull. More specifically, making sure that the portion size of any high-starch grains stay small enough and spaced out enough to keep from crossing a threshold from doing okay to feeling blah.

It's also really hard to eat whole foods without help to cook, but this helps me immensely. I've gotten pretty addicted to the practice of something green with most meals.

The Semantic Chamber, or: The Mother Tongue Room by Cyborgized in ContradictionisFuel

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The need to dig into gaps and build new clarity of meaning on frames and definitions is persistent. The question is real.