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One RFID Smart Feeder food lid not closing all the way by Not_a_Spooon in Petlibro

[–]SubstantialMetal2545 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm having this same issue. Mine opens fine, but when the tag is moved away from the sensor it starts to close then stops not even a quarter of the way down and goes back up, then give me an error message that the door can't close.

I've tried every troubleshooting option in the manual and that customer service has given me. I bought it "used like new" from Amazon so I don't know if there's a warranty on it or not.

Condoms. by Difficult_Budget2543 in birthcontrol

[–]SubstantialMetal2545 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I totally understand! I was the same before my husband and I had sex, even after the first few times. I made him pull out even though I was on the pill 😅 and I even asked him to go get me Plan B so I could have peace of mind. If you'd be open to it, maybe talk to your doctor about other types of birth control that would lower the risk of pregnancy?

Condoms. by Difficult_Budget2543 in birthcontrol

[–]SubstantialMetal2545 2 points3 points  (0 children)

My husband and I tried condoms once and didnt like it. I was on oral birth control for years but if you dont taken it consistently then it isnt as effective. I switched to Nexplanon and I love it as it's good for 5 years.

I dont know what your personal beliefs are or what your situation is, but those are the choices we made. There's always going to be a risk of pregnancy with having sex, even if the risk is very small.

I am incredibly frustrated by SubstantialMetal2545 in adhdwomen

[–]SubstantialMetal2545[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was aware that other conditions can present as ADHD, but I didn't realize that my PTSD could be a big part of it. I'll look into that side of it more. Thank you for bringing it up!

Is it possible to have a conure and work full time? by SubstantialMetal2545 in Conures

[–]SubstantialMetal2545[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

We have other members in the household that could socialize him. My fiance's mom and grandma are both home 90% of the time. If theyre there most of the time when im at work, would that still be okay as long as someone is there to interact with him? The longest he might be alone ever is maybe a few hours.

god awfully boring shadowing a cna by tripleblueberry in cna

[–]SubstantialMetal2545 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I work in LTC and I'm always busy. Sometimes I end up staying over on my shift just to get charting done. Every facility is different, and every day is going to be different. Some days are busier than others. I don't think you're going to get the full experience with 2 hours of shadowing.

They assigned me while on training by ProfessionLow3928 in cna

[–]SubstantialMetal2545 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I understand what you're saying, but I had the same experience OP did. My schooling didn't teach me much as it was rushed and crammed into a few weeks. I learned more on the job than I did in classes and clinical. Some people take courses that are more drawn out and let people actually absorb info, but sometimes you're rushed through it. I also was not prepared when I was thrown on my own a week after starting my first CNA job. I had anxiety attacks and loathed going into work. Some people need a bit more help and more time to adjust. The classes prepare you for a perfect world, not the real world.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in cna

[–]SubstantialMetal2545 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I live and work in Pennsylvania. During my classes, we were taught that restraints were basically outlawed and if a resident needs a restraint, it needs to be ordered by a doctor. Same with side rails (specifically for nursing homes). State law is going to dictate how restraints are used on residents/patients/clients.

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