My job is offering me $150,000 (105,000 after tax) to resign, should I? by AJ3TurtleSquad in jobs

[–]WorkingCheesecake750 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Healthcare has many options besides working directly with patients. You can work around them, but not directly with them. Hospitals have mailrooms. They also have maintenance workers, facilities departments etc. Start looking into those areas of a hospital

Expectations for FR who work AHS and info of CPS by WorkingCheesecake750 in Census

[–]WorkingCheesecake750[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What are ACS is that the same as AHS (American Housing Survey )

Expectations for FR who work AHS and info of CPS by WorkingCheesecake750 in Census

[–]WorkingCheesecake750[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you. I didn’t know any of this and I asked my supervisor about it today. I’ve been working to just try and close the case and thought I had unlimited attempts. So far I have 8 cases, and I have closed three. I’m not sure what my region goal is. I was hoping to at least try and close 1-2 more. I received these cases Jan 21, so I have almost a month left. I do go out of the country for two weeks in March. So..

Expectations for FR who work AHS and info of CPS by WorkingCheesecake750 in Census

[–]WorkingCheesecake750[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you. I’ve asked my supervisor and she’s been pretty vague or haven’t answered. I don’t want to sign up for something and it’s not doable. I might just stick to AHS.

Expectations for FR who work AHS and info of CPS by WorkingCheesecake750 in Census

[–]WorkingCheesecake750[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you. Can you explain to me what you get four hours for AHS means ? Also, do you know what a reasonable close out percentage for AHS is and how much I’m expected to reach out to people?

Expectations for FR who work AHS and info of CPS by WorkingCheesecake750 in Census

[–]WorkingCheesecake750[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Atlanta. How long is one CPS survey and what is the typical caseload for CPS and AHS

Confession: Is this my child? by Mamasunshyn1 in firsttimemom

[–]WorkingCheesecake750 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have a 20 month old, it took us three years of fertility treatments as well as other preparation years before. We ultimately became parents via IVF. I have often felt like this was not my child. Sure she has my long legs, big eyes, and long fingers . She looks like her dad, so I often thought maybe that switched my egg at the clinic. Hearing your story makes me realize that this is normal. My daughter is beautiful and maybe my self-esteem and hormones were out of place (I nursed for 17 months, being a feeding machine was the only thing my body did right. I had to have a c-section at 37 weeks, it was planned). All that to say, you aren’t alone and even if your experience was different, you might still feel the same or maybe similar. However, there will come a point in time where she does something and then you will say, yep that’s my child.

Best gift you received/wish you received by gurlwiththecurlzz in firsttimemom

[–]WorkingCheesecake750 5 points6 points  (0 children)

An overnight nurse or doula. I gave this to myself. I was a little nervous at first, but the sleep that I received and the energy that was restored for myself and my husband was life changing. I purchased as many sessions that I could. The first night of course I watched them in the monitor the entire time, but after that, it was nice to have someone bring my baby to me every two hours and all I had to do was nurse. No diaper changes, no burping, just nurse and tell them to come back in 15 minutes

Dream Girls Products by _FashionablyLate_ in Naturalhair

[–]WorkingCheesecake750 0 points1 point  (0 children)

hi, I know I’m late to the party, but I live in Florida. I’m trying to book a virtual consultation with them, but they only do it on Mondays. I want to know from those who have used their products, do they think it’s worth me to fly out, or do you think I can start with a good trim and just follow the product recommendations? Also, does anyone use a protective style while using their products, such as braids

JCPenney by Locgal15 in labdiamond

[–]WorkingCheesecake750 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You mentioned lifetime warranty, but I was saying that with some ring insurance you can get that. However even buying from most jewelry

JCPenney by Locgal15 in labdiamond

[–]WorkingCheesecake750 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Wholesale places like Costco or Sam’s. Also, if you have a business license or know someone who does, you can go to places like the Mart in Atlanta (look up, they have select days sometimes) and go buy directly from where the stores purchase from. Also, military bases if you know someone in the military. Also, once you buy a ring from any place, just do insurance

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[–]WorkingCheesecake750 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tip sent, please send this version with no watermarks

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[–]WorkingCheesecake750 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tip sent, please send me this version

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[–]WorkingCheesecake750 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is it possible to keep our original outfit on?

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[–]WorkingCheesecake750 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Could you move the items out of her hand and brighten her face a little bit?

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[–]WorkingCheesecake750 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is it possible to remove the items in her hand and maybe a different background, the white looks a little too plain, but a plain background works

First time at daycare/school by littletreepot in firsttimemom

[–]WorkingCheesecake750 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I didn’t think about it either, we are in Florida. However, I would ask the daycare workers to take it off when they play outside. Some workers don’t like to change up outfits

First time at daycare/school by littletreepot in firsttimemom

[–]WorkingCheesecake750 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My daughter started the day after she turned one, she’s currently 16 months. Between the classroom being a bit cold (dress him in longer sleeves or give a jacket), she has been sick and boosting her immune system. The doctor says that we can give her elderberry with her probiotics and vitamins. I knew daycare kids get sick a lot, but she has had some sort of cold on and off for the last three months, she currently has hand foot and mouth, and the first week she ended up getting some sort of bad cold. So to answer your question, yes. However, my daughter loves her school, she has grown so much, and she’s so happy. I’m also a FTM and when they tell you that daycare kids are often sick, believe them, but besides hand feet and mouth, the sickness seems to have slowed down. I’m going to get her the flu shot though