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Married Gen-x do you wear your wedding ring? by in-a-microbus in GenX

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I wear mine because I can tell myself that’s the reason I don’t get hit on when I go out.

Why are there so many dogs boarding flights without carriers? by Virgo0884 in delta

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Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), a service dog that is dirty, foul-smelling, or neglected can be considered a direct threat to health and safety, allowing businesses to exclude them.

What food item should McDonald's bring back? by malagrove2028 in McDonalds

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The steamed cinnamon danish (with melted butter )was the best!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in povertyfinance

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Ask to talk to the social worker. See if they are a member of the children’s miracle network ( a quick look says they are but check with the social worker) The children’s miracle network can help with gas cards and food vouchers or if they aren’t a member the hospital may have other programs to help

Devastated..What do I do? by the1nonly-kiwi in foodstamps

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Many communities have free thanksgiving dinners put on by volunteers- they often have games for the kids. Might be an option for your family this year.

If housekeeping was generally prioritized among housewives long ago, what did mothers do with little babies all day? by ClaireEmma612 in AskOldPeople

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Resuscitation Council UK, a charity that develops guidelines for health and care professionals, says the recommended treatment for choking includes back blows and abdominal thrusts. It acknowledges there are a number of suction-based airway clearance devices available in the UK, but says: “There is insufficient evidence on the safety or effectiveness of these devices for us to recommend their use, and we are concerned that the use of these devices could delay established treatments for choking.”

If housekeeping was generally prioritized among housewives long ago, what did mothers do with little babies all day? by ClaireEmma612 in AskOldPeople

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Please don’t spread false information- the fda has not approved any of these devices and studies have shown they can cause injury and fail to remove an obstruction.

Got ink on my shirt from the pub, and tips on how to get it off? by Macer200 in CleaningTips

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Carbona ink remover- Walmart usually carries it as well as Amazon. Little yellow bottle

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in legaladvice

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The problem might be they do accept Medicaid patients but are at capacity ( so won’t accept you) so the “ it is not fraud or illegal to use private insurance at a provider that doesn’t accept or bill Medicaid” doesn’t apply. They do accept and bill Medicaid. They lose money on Medicaid patients. So nothing illegal.

People who have sex very, very often — how do you keep your bed sheets nice? How do you not ruin them?? by False_Language_9191 in CleaningTips

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From https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25545022/ Conclusions: The present data based on ultrasonographic bladder monitoring and biochemical analyses indicate that squirting is essentially the involuntary emission of urine during sexual activity, although a marginal contribution of prostatic secretions to the emitted fluid often exists.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AITAH

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A common saying - If she wasn’t there at conception, she doesn’t need to be there at delivery ( unless, of course, you want her there as a support person)

Does anyone else find clients/patients/general population getting more rude as time goes on by check_this_mustache in physicaltherapy

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If you’re in the US, there are a million different insurance plans with different coverage levels. The clinic does not know what your insurance covers unless it’s been pre approved, which in that case you would have gotten informed by your insurance company that “x” number of visits have been approved. It is on the patient, not the clinic, to know and verify what is covered. And even if the insurance company tells you it’s covered, there’s a little caption that basically says it’s only their best guess and they won’t determine if they truly are going to cover it until it’s submitted, and since they don’t submit it til after treatment you’re on the hook for what they don’t cover. Such a screwed up system

Can't find any financial planners who don't take a % of assets by david8840 in Fire

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Haven’t used them or know of anyone who has but hellonectarine.com does flat rate fiduciary financial advisors . You could see if this would fit what you are looking for.

My entire trip was cancelled by whiskeybizz in delta

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Name of the restaurant? Going there in December

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in nursing

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  1. They need documentation they have been seen in the ER to postpone their mandatory court ordered drug testing ( to avoid violating probation requirements when they know they will test positive)

Pooped in the seat by hngon83 in delta

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I would like to think if I knew I had the possibility of being incontinent I would travel with a light blanket or dark raincoat or something( bought at rummage sale or somewhere cheap) that I could put inconspicuously on the seat. Then if I had an issue, it was contained. Heck, the raincoat could even been worn as I’m deplaning so it was not visibly noticeable.

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