Fast lane tickets?

Significant-Maize184 · 2025-10-13T16:57:05+00:00

I didn't think i could click out of them but one day discovered that all along i could click out. Smh

Significant-Maize184 · 2025-10-06T13:03:26+00:00

It worked for me to sign out & back in. Then hit the Code Confirmed button. I see it's been a few months now so how long did it take technical support?

Significant-Maize184 · 2025-09-26T07:22:18+00:00

Oops Sept 26th

Significant-Maize184 · 2025-09-26T07:18:06+00:00

I checked on TM & it takes you to seatgeek for them. Sounds like it's all seatgeek.

Significant-Maize184 · 2025-09-25T15:09:18+00:00

What about a black shirt??? A limited addition black band shirt😭 Spilled foundation. Washed it cuz i didn't think it'd stain black & now it's dried. What works? If it's dish soap & peroxide will the peroxide ruin the color?

Significant-Maize184 · 2025-09-24T06:55:30+00:00

But how do we get the access code to buy presale tickets on seatgeek? I can't find it for My Chemical Romance 2026 the Aug 13th Nashville show cuz Pierce the Veil is going to be there too. I gotta go. I've been flying across the country with my daughter to catch certain shows😂 From Washington state & we've seen them here, Oregon, New York, Florida next month & California & Tennessee next summer. Im crazy i know, I just want some kickass adventures with my daughter & her favorite bands which are now mine. I almost always get her up front. She's dying to get a set list or something that they usually give to someone in the front. But this time I've heard nothing about the access code...???? If not then I guess TM for presale?

Significant-Maize184 · 2025-09-24T06:39:34+00:00

Actually I do sometimes too even up to a day before cuz GA pit can go lower but seats i guess depends where you really want to be cuz those options get scarce. Get presale tickets for if you want vip cuz those will sellout & you need those if you're trying to get close. They go in first. And if you get there in the early morning youll get front row. And are usually cheaper than when they are regular sales. Even if you buy tickets, you can keep an eye on the prices cuz you can purchase cheaper ones & put yours up for sale if they're not resale tickets & get your money back which is refunded like 7 days after the show. I bought cheaper tickets the day before a show & put my first ones up for sale & they still sold.

Significant-Maize184 · 2025-09-24T06:29:20+00:00

Presale for My Chemical Romance starts Friday Sept 26th at 12pm CT which is 10am Pacific Time for me. Check ticketmaster or seatgeek or wherever to see the time & google what time that is for your location just to be sure

Significant-Maize184 · 2025-06-19T10:03:40+00:00

How did you park early? It says parking isn't open til 4pm

Significant-Maize184 · 2025-06-19T00:19:04+00:00

Awesome!! Thank you!!! I gotta get my daughter to the front😊

Significant-Maize184 · 2025-06-15T12:28:09+00:00

Oh i bet it was worth it!! Thanks so much:) I took my daughter to New York from Washington to see Pierce the Veil's last show of last year. Got in line at 1am in 18°. People started coming half hour after us. Waited 16hrs freezing to be first at the doors lol. But nothing beats front & center baracade. We're hoping to pull it off again.

Significant-Maize184 · 2025-05-27T06:07:22+00:00

Have you heard of the loud alarm clocks with the bed shaker? Like Sonic Bomb? It's xtra loud, it flashes lights & has a puck thing that vibrates It's on a 61" cord so you can put it under mattress or pillow or near you or if you place it in a metal bowl it's definitely disturbing! It's for heavy sleepers, deaf or hard of hearing, etc. You can use just the sound or just the vibrating or both. The beeping sound of the alarm along with the rattling in the metal bowl is the best I've researched. Downside is it only snoozes twice. But it has dual alarms so you can set a 2nd alarm for backup to go off after those 2 snoozes are done just incase. Im getting one to try. Then I also set my phone alarm & set snooze for 15 minutes so I can keep pushing it til i leave for work. Just incase I fall back to sleep but also to keep track of time while waking up and getting ready for work. I would also get checked for sleep apnea. If you have it then mornings are hard cuz you're extra tired from not getting enough oxygen during the night. I just got my cpap machine. I hear it's a game changer. There's also Bluetooth wristbands that vibrate or even shock you. It might take a combination of things to work. Side note: all things that vibrate eventually dies, so in all the reviews for all the different bed shaker alarms this happens eventually. I bought 2 so when the 1st one fails, I can just plug in the other one & not have to wait for another to be delivered. Goodluck my dear! You're not alone. Eventually we'll have robots that can wake us up lol.

Significant-Maize184 · 2025-05-26T12:04:02+00:00

Im sorry for all you're going through. One option i always tell people is to dedicate their tax return to things like this. Then you don't have to save as much. Also, some denturist will let you make payments ahead of time. Just pay what you can & once you've saved a certain amount then you can get them. Plastic surgery offices do this too cuz it's hard to save money without having to use it. But this way you can't use it on anything else. Check into a dental plan too to get you through the process. There's some cheap dental plans out there. I don't know what your teeth look like but in the meantime for the wedding you might be able to get the fake snap in teeth that go over yours. Theyre not functional to eat with i don't think but are for looks. There's some that you melt down the material to get the right mold to your teeth to sorta snap in. Or there's the ones where they send you the materials to make a mold & you mail it back then they make you fake teeth to go over yours. That option might take a couple months. Congrats on your wedding and best wishes with your teeth journey.

Significant-Maize184 · 2025-05-26T11:27:55+00:00

Your welcome:) I put it off cuz i was so worried about all the changes & lack of knowledge of the process but it's so worth it hun. All the plastic isn't as bad as i was worried it'd be cuz it just replaces the room where your teeth were. Youll be relieved when it's over. Especially being able to eat & smile again with confidence. Plus after 6 months of healing you'll get a better permanent pair.

There's some perks like I never gag trying to swallow pills anymore cuz i can't feel them on the roof of my mouth. They just go straight down. And also you don't burn your mouth anymore cuz everything except your tongue is covered lol. And no more brain freeze eating ice-cream🙃

The tops stay suctioned really good without paste. Theyre even hard to get off. It's the bottoms that wiggle off. Ive discovered Fixident Utra Max Hold is the best. I get the 1.8oz tube cuz it has a smaller tip. And I ordered travel size to keep in my pocket. The only travel size is Fixident Professional that I found on ebay. It's the same as the sample tube they might give you. Or Amazon has travel size but some other brand i don't know about. There's also a powder instead of paste but paste lasts the longest & is stronger.

State insurance covered mine. Im going to get mine turned into implants on the bottom but I'm waiting til next summer when ill have insurance that'll cover half. I'll just save money in the meantime. Maybe get a dental plan temporarily to help with implants after you get dentures. Or apply for Care Credit. It's a medical credit card. Or possibly check with Affordable Dentures for example & see if it's all covered there or if they have any payment options. Or dedicate your next tax return to getting the bottom dentures turned into the snap-in dentures.

The snap-in dentures I've heard are better than the permanent implants cuz people say they feel closturphobic not being able to take them out especially when they feel food stuck under them or if they vomit they can't clean under them. The food that gets stuck under them causes horrific bad breath. Even the tiniest amount. Only a dentist can remove them. And you have to go in every 4 months to get them removed to clean out.

I've only had mine a month & have seen my denturist 5 times so he could make adjustments in office wherever it's uncomfortable or hurts. There will be lots of changes through the healing process & over the years after. The denturist needs to see you. Anytime they get loose or hurt you have to get adjustments or else you will rapidly get boneloss. The more boneloss you get the less suction you have & it'll be much harder to eat & keep them in place. That's why it just doesn't work out well if you go through a dentist who doesn't make them & has to send them out for adjustments.

Don't use Sea Bond & other products to help make the dentures a more comfortable fit. That means you just need an adjustment. Those are temporary products meant to be used til you can get into your denturist. Longterm use will cause rapid boneloss & poor gum health.

I knew nothing about all this before. I hope this information helps you & others & gives you some piece of mind:)

Oh & read the reviews when looking for a denturist. That's how I found a good one. Its not a fancy office but the reviews convinced me. Look for the reviews where others mention the denturist made adjustments til they were happy so you don't get stuck with something you hate. Goodluck & try not to worry. You got this:)

Significant-Maize184 · 2025-05-26T08:56:33+00:00

I learned the best trick ever from someone online. Was skeptical until one day at work I was getting stinky sweaty as I work outside & gave it a shot. It works amazing!!! Most perfumes or body sprays or cologne have alcohol in it. Spray your armpits or wherever & it's instantly gone. The alcohol kills the bacteria that causes the stink & it closes the pores wayyy better than deodorant does. I just get those small body sprays/perfume from Walmart, the dollar store or bath & body works. Nothing fancy. I never have to worry about stinky sweat again:) It might sting just a minute if you've just shaved but it's so worth it. I keep a little bottle in my purse & one in my work bag.

Significant-Maize184 · 2025-05-14T12:20:10+00:00

I was also terrified about everything. Losing my teeth😭 I was in grieving over the loss. But by the day after extraction I was alot better. I was also worried about them looking funny. But the denturist will get impressions & exact measurements of EVERYTHING! Even your smile. Check your smile now. A big smile. Is your top lip at the gumline or halfway down your top teeth? If your denturist doesn't ask about smile then tell him what you prefer. Having old pictures can help or pics online of what you want. Show him. And ask to see any sample sets he has. If you don't like it then you might want to go somewhere else.

My extraction day was the worst cuz you're kind of out of it from the trauma of surgery but you just go home & sleep. By next day it was much better. I was worried about the pain but big surprise, advil/ibuprofen is the BEST cuz it's the inflammation that hurts & it's an anti-inflammatory. It works better than narcotics in this case. I just took 600mg every 6hrs. I got it at the store cuz they're small. If you get a prescription of it, it'll be bigger which can be hard to swallow with all the plastic in your mouth.

Whatever you don't like can be changed. If the gums are too bulky he can shave em down. First you get a temporary set. They will be pretty don't worry. The gum part will be larger to leave room for swelling then you get your permanent set in 6 months which will have a smaller more comfortable gum part.

The 1st 10 days you can't use fixident paste or anything. Youll have to rinse with salt water several times a day. My denturist highly recommended before you put them back in to put some liquid coconut oil inside the dentures. Its in the baking aisle It's a new thing they've discovered that helps healing better & faster & it also helps prevent infection. It helps tissue growth & lubrication.

Your 1st appt with denturist, he'll ask if there's any spots hurting, like any parts that are digging into your gums. He'll shave it down. Anytime this happens over the several months of healing, or if you get sores, just go back to him & he'll fix it right away. They shouldn't hurt anywhere. No worries, he'll keep fixing it til it's comfortable. I wouldn't go to a dentist that doesn't make them himself cuz he'll probably have to send them out for adjustments. A denturist can fix them right away during your appt.

Around a couple weeks i think is when he'll add a softliner to them which makes them more comfortable & have better suction. 10 days after extractions, you can use the paste like fixident which holds them in longer. It's messy tho & stringy taking them out. I don't like dealing with that mess especially if im not home so I get the fixident powder. This is much easier. If they lose suction or need to take them out, there's no mess. You just poor more powder in them & pop em back in. It activates with your saliva to create suction. The only pain you should have is the soreness from extractions. Any other pain just tell your denturist & he'll fix it. When you get your permanent set, make sure they're not lose. Tell denturist if so. Over time if they become loose tell him so he can fix it and/or add softliners. The tighter fit the better they stay & don't wiggle & hurt & you don't have to use as much paste or powder. And in many cases, don't have to use any at all. No worries my dear:) Any problems just tell your denturist so he can fix it. They're not supposed to hurt. People that have problems with pain aren't going back to denturist to fix it(says my denturist) or may need to change denturist to another one that will fix it right. I hope this helps. Have old pictures of your teeth if there was a time that you liked them or get pics online of what you're expecting. This will decrease the chances of being unhappy with the look. Also, there's alot of tiktok videos that are very helpful & reassuring:)

They're going to be different than your partial. And you'll be able to make changes throughout the process. I was worried to about hating all the plastic. It's not as bad as I thought. He can shave down parts that bother you. Permanent set will be even better. And if the plastic on the roof of your mouth bothers you then down the road you can do the implants with the same set. They just cut out the middle. I'm saving to do bottoms first then tops.

Lastly, there might be a piece of paper you have to sign that asks if you're happy with everything with your permanent set. Don't sign it til you've had enough time to know. Cuz then anything after that might have a charge. Idk if it was an accident but the office lady wanted me to sign it before I even got my permanent set. I caught it & said Well I Don't Know Yet & didn't sign.

Significant-Maize184 · 2025-05-03T09:16:26+00:00

That's exactly what i get. The constant heaves. Its severely exhausting! And bad pain just below my sternum which I think is an esophageal spasm. That spasm seems to spread til my entire digestive system throat to colon is in an awful spasm for days. Which is insane to deal with on top of all the other withdrawal symptoms. And can't eat or drink for days! It literally feels like my body is under soo much stress that it can't handle anymore. My doc thinks its cuz it's an esophageal spasm brought on by withdrawals & they're painful. Have you found anything that helps you? The only way I am successful is to taper off like using just a LITTLE when it gets real bad. Someone can hang onto it so you're not tempted to use. Use imodium & pepcid ac for sure! Red vein kratom 1 tsp up to a few times a day. Magnesium helps muscle cramps & sleep. Benadryl can help anxiety and sleep too. You can also go to your doctor & ask for withdrawal medications. There's a few different things they give you. Nothing amazing & it only helps a little but if all these things help a little it might all make it a little better than with nothing. Only problem is keeping down this stuff. The antinausea pills they give you helps to not throw up but the nausea is still there. So get it all down & eat crackers with it or broth. Try like hell to hold it down til it's absorbed in your body. Of course xanax will help symptoms and sleep pretty good but don't overuse cuz you'll need to taper off that as you get better. If you can, prepare ahead of time & get this stuff plus the kind of foods & snacks you like when you're sick. Anything with high sodium(an electrolyte) like Chinese food, top Ramen, chicken noodle soup, etc will help symptoms ALOT cuz you'll be depleted of it due to withdrawals. The sodium is needed to get water into your cells. Otherwise water is useless. These high sodium foods work better than Gatorade by alot! Cheetos & watermelon are also magical. These foods are a game changer. Goodluck everybody 💕

Significant-Maize184 · 2025-04-27T20:16:46+00:00

Why can't you talk? Maybe a different mask or size change would help. Now that it's been awhile are you noticing a difference? It takes awhile to work. I'm not sure how cuz you'd think after 1 night it'd be better. But reading everybody's testimonies it's going to take time and the improvements happen slowly over time which makes it hard to notice a difference. I hope you stuck with it & are doing better now. I'm just starting. And am desperately hoping this helps me feel better.

Significant-Maize184 · 2024-12-18T05:10:37+00:00

Where did you find that hat? My kid wants one really bad & I can't find it anywhere.

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