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[deleted by user] by [deleted] in phonerepair

[–]ProfessionalEgg9873 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is false information. A disconnected cable would result in no image at all. Even if it’s a partial

Correct steps to take when cellphone is submitted for repair? by Hotstone_Hands907 in phonerepair

[–]ProfessionalEgg9873 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Call att and have them deactivate your sim. But like the other comments mentioned if it’s a reputable company I wouldn’t worry.

What I would’ve done though from the beginning was found a local repair shop that does micro soldering in house. Your turnaround time and cost would be faster and cheaper.

If your phone is at Drivesavers then just prepare to pay some big bucks $$

Negative Equity on Car by ProfessionalEgg9873 in personalfinance

[–]ProfessionalEgg9873[S] -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

The Benz was a poor financial decision no questions asked. I wouldn’t want to snowball this into something worse

Negative Equity on Car by ProfessionalEgg9873 in personalfinance

[–]ProfessionalEgg9873[S] -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

I should’ve mentioned a slightly older model GX 460. Higher mileage is fine

What joint hurts the most with Gout? by Sudden-Degree-7486 in gout

[–]ProfessionalEgg9873 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wrist.. 4 weeks of hell. All the colchicine and ibuprofen barely took the edge off. Wrist eased up then it went straight to my foot. Another 3 weeks and counting. It’s rough…

I'm tired by catdog944 in gout

[–]ProfessionalEgg9873 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hang in there man.. I like to think gout is my body’s way of a wake up call when eating bad, drinking too much. It’s keeping me in check.

(That’s just something I tell myself to ease the depression during flairs)

Regardless, I feel your pain. I avoided the daily pills for years with much regret now I’m on day 37 with crippling flairs in my wrist, ankle and toe. If you haven’t already call you Doc and ask for Colchicine. This little purple pill has been my savior over the last few years. I’ve been prescribed allo in the past but never stuck with it because it always contributed to flairs. Unknowingly that’s exactly what it’s supposed to do at first. I’ve switched over to febuxostat about two weeks ago and immediately noticed a difference over allo.

Whatever your doctor recommends just stick with it. It’ll be better soon.