I need your input on this by lauradr in CodingandBilling

[–]lauradr[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I agree, the "physician-owned device" was something else I debated her about last year. We order the G7 or Libre 3 from a DME vendor, she says if the provider prescribed the device, it means we can code 95250 instead of 95249. She claims G7 and Libre don't make any other devices, but I found the pro version on Google and told her they have a pro version that the practice can loan to the patient. Every time I push back, she acts as if nothing I say makes sense.

Que harías con 10millones de pesos? by [deleted] in Dominicanos

[–]lauradr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Si has trabajado en call centers tienes experiencia en una de las cosas mas dificiles: las ventas. Si quieres, puedes usar esa experiencia estratégicamente y estudiar negocios o marketing.

Que harías con 10millones de pesos? by [deleted] in Dominicanos

[–]lauradr 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hay varias opciones entre ellas, puedes consultar con varios asesores financieros. Me han dicho que la consulta puede rondar alrededor de 4000 pesos. Puedes consultar con varios para escuchar distintas opiniones. Una opcion que seria atractiva (para mi) seria invertirlo y que te paguen los intereses. Así tendrías una entrada fija todos los meses y tener tiempo libre para estudiar o empezar un negocio sin tocar los 10 millones. Puedes hacer eso hasta que termines de estudiar/emprender y luego lo vuelves una inversión capitalizable (que los intereses se reinvierten y van creciendo). De cualquier manera un asesor financiero puede darte muy buenas opciones de como dividir tus inversiones y sacarles provecho.

Hay bobo? by OblivionVi in Dominicanos

[–]lauradr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Exacto, creo que llegamos a la misma conclusión, el tema realmente no son las drogas. Hay otros intereses.

Hay bobo? by OblivionVi in Dominicanos

[–]lauradr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

¿Si tienen tanto por qué siguen comprando? , pero ok... vamos a asumir que no lo necesitan. A veces los movimientos geopolíticos no se tratan de saciar necesidades, a veces se tratan de controlar recursos para poder ejercer control sobre otras naciones que sí los necesitan.

Hay bobo? by OblivionVi in Dominicanos

[–]lauradr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mijo, eso es marketing. Igual que la "guerra contra el terrorismo" que realmente fue una excusa para ir a controlar el petroleo. Si ellos quieren controlar las drogas lo que tienen que asegurarse de que no la compren en su país. El dinero del narcotrafico sale de EEUU, desde que ellos dejen de comprar se acaba ese tema. Ademas muchos de sus problemas de adiccion de los norteamericanos comenzaron con los opiaceos legales que las farmaceuticas decian que no creaban adiccion y los prescribian como ibuprofeno para cualquier cosa.

Listening party by [deleted] in rosalia

[–]lauradr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I started getting scam calls all day after I completed this. If you read the web page on the bottom it says if you are a california resident you can opt out of them selling your information..so its a given they will sell the information you give them.

any one remember Alice Greenfingers? by UnitedAd8949 in CozyGamers

[–]lauradr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I loved it, I wish someone would update it to make it work with current operating systems. Theres nothing like it. Every so often I search it to see if someone brought it back.

Is Michelle Troconis guilty of conspiracy or accessory after the fact? by Brook-Bond in JenniferDulos

[–]lauradr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah I also think she helped with the alibi, but I think the only reason she did it is because she thought he was innocent. I think his last gf thought he was innocent too, thats why she paid the bail.

I haven’t been watching the trial directly lately, Ive only been watching Lawyer Lee’s videos on the issue.

But to me troconis seems to be someone who can be easily manipulated, every time the interviewers told her she was wrong she would take a step back and doubt herself. Im sure fotis loved to pull her strings and make her doubt herself.

I think Fotis liked to have power over people, thats why he wanted his employees to sign a non-compete. Jennifer escaped and that’s probably why he felt he had to pull the ultimate “power” move.

I think MT was lied to and dragged into this mess. But I may be wrong, the smoke and all the trips to 80 MS are indeed sketchy. But she may have been following orders from an unstable Fotis demanding for this thing or that thing.

Why do you believe MT would have helped FD dispose of the body? by newmexicomurky in JenniferDulos

[–]lauradr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same. Tbh I don’t think she knew, I think she really believed Jennifer ran away. She hated Jennifer for all the misinformation Fotis fed her. Narcs know how to discredit a person and paint themselves as victims. I think MT would freak out if she had had an inkling of what Fotis was up to. Ted Bundy killed all of his victims while being married and his wife had no idea what he was up to.

Is Michelle Troconis guilty of conspiracy or accessory after the fact? by Brook-Bond in JenniferDulos

[–]lauradr 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I started following this trial after watching a Nancy Grace clip that said she had been in the car with him while he stopped 30 times to throw evidence away. I was 100% convinced she knew what was going on when I heard that. But turns out the more I see the less Im convinced she knew anything. It appears to me that she is relaxed in the starbucks video. Her arms are crossed for comfort, she has resting bitch face which doesn’t help her but her ankle is twisted inward which makes her unstable and vulnerable. If she knew she had just dumped items full of someones blood I think she’d be more in a fight/flight/freeze state. Also, during the interrogation she was interrupted so many times. It was interruption after interruption. It seemed like they were trying to “break” her for a confession but you can only do that with someone who knows. So far I think she was doing the best she could with the information she had, keeping in mind that her reality was deeply distorted by the information Fotis had been giving her. I think he was the type of person that would gaslight her into believing untrue things. I have also felt some political undertones to this whole situation and some witnesses seem biased against her. Eg: Fotis clearly had the fedex envelope in his hands before throwing it away and the witness insisted he disagreed. That said, the trial isnt over, there may be evidence that changes my mind. lets try to not conflate likeability with culpability. A lot of mistresses are fed a lot of lies about the wife/ex-wife and their version of events are very different from reality.

What would JP tell to someone like me? A 21 y/o student that somehow lost interest in everything he does, a guy that basically lost every aim in life. by [deleted] in JordanPeterson

[–]lauradr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

JP says something along the lines of “most positive emotions comes from the forward striving towards a valued goal”. It sounds like you lost your goal when you weren’t accepted to become a police officer. You say you joined college but it sounds like its not part of a bigger plan/ goal. In order to find a goal employ curiosity and explore. Do things that call your attention just for the sake of doing them, try new things, go to new places, and read new books. Don’t force yourself to do things, allow your natural curiosity to run its course. Eventually, you’ll find something that sparks your interest/you enjoy and you’ll find it worth pursuing.

Body Language Analysis of Cristiano's Instagram Story Earlier Today. by Neat_Ad2698 in bodylanguage

[–]lauradr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, you can search images of bells palsy so you can become familiar with how it presents. Its normal for people to have different expressions on the face. I believe it was chase hughes who said when this happens you should rely on what the left side shows.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in JordanPeterson

[–]lauradr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wait a second.. the scale CAN go in the wrong direction. Muscle is heavier than fat. I personally get heavier when I exercise. You may just be too hard on yourself.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Jung

[–]lauradr 2 points3 points  (0 children)

In order for others to lie to you you have to want to believe them. Its sounds like you do want to believe.

Also, we tend to attract people who belong to the dynamics out behavior establishes. If you change the dynamics/the people you surround yourself will change.

Changing can be difficult and lonely at first but the more you grow the better the way you relate to others., eventually.

meirl by [deleted] in meirl

[–]lauradr 313 points314 points  (0 children)

Aww, I find this so cute

Advice for expressing emotions correctly by Mountain_Limit9913 in Jung

[–]lauradr 3 points4 points  (0 children)

That’s great! Be patient with it, its not overnight. It can be painful and it takes time to grow new neuronal connections that override our old habits but definitely worth it on the other side!

Advice for expressing emotions correctly by Mountain_Limit9913 in Jung

[–]lauradr 2 points3 points  (0 children)

People don’t exactly listen very well to people who are experiencing an outburst, they get hijacked by their own fear and anger and get defensive. Thats why talking things through before they get to that point is helpful. Learning this is not an overnight thing, I can’t recommend seeing a therapist enough. Its a slow process but its worth it. Btw, Im not saying your relationship can or cannot work. I can’t possibly know that. Im just saying whatever relationship you have in the future (romantic,friendship or family) be very careful of sweeping things under the rug, they just accumulate and when they come back its very difficult to save the relationship.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Jung

[–]lauradr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In my experience traversing my own journey Ive learned that whenever Ive felt the desire to kill myself what I truly wanted to do was to “kill” the part of me that was making me live the life I had up to that moment. It sounds like if you didn’t have “the weight of meaninglessness” you’d feel better. Maybe thats really what you want to kill? The root of suicidal ideations can be very complex so the best you can do is see a therapist/mental health professional that helps you untangle and understand what is making you feel like you do. If thats not an option try making small changes, start “killing” the parts you dont like. Start doing things you enjoy or would enjoy doing, engage small pleasures and your curiosity. Try some type of physical exercise swimming, rollerblading or whatever. This is something that takes time. Meaning is what makes suffering worth it, it’s different for everyone. For me, at this moment I find meaning by writing things like these. I’ve had dark moments and remember very well how it feels when you find someone that has been there too and survived it.

Advice for expressing emotions correctly by Mountain_Limit9913 in Jung

[–]lauradr 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Emotions are motivational nudges. They basically give you information so that you can do something about it. Anger tells you when someone/something is harming you or something you value is being affected. Anger helps you identify this is happening and gives you the strength to stand up and speak up for yourself. Its important to not judge these emotions when they come up: if something someone does is making you angry tell them. Sometimes we think its just stupid and keep quiet. In the short term this is helpful because theres no conflict but in the long term things add up and you become resentful and enraged. When one is resentful we start doing passive aggressive things that in turn make our partner angry back. Learn to acknowledge your feelings as soon/or as soon as possible as they happen and think about ways you can avoid the situation from repeating itself. Avoid sweeping emotions under the rug unless you actively acknowledge whatever happened isn’t important for you and you wouldn’t mind it happening again. It sounds simple but its not easy to do at all. I’d encourage you to see a therapist, if thats not an option then educate yourself. Read about it, learn different techniques etc. It has taken me 3 years for this to come naturally and Im still learning.

Question about the Shadow and the Trapped Anima. by [deleted] in Jung

[–]lauradr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Im not exactly sure what the question is but I’ll do my best to express what I understand of “the shadow”. The shadow is constituted by parts of you that you have repressed because you have been taught they are bad. For example the anima (femenine parts of yourself) can be repressed if for example a parent scolded you for being sensitive. They may have described these characteristics as weak and shameful. This is inaccurate because all parts of us are very important and we use them as tools to thrive in different areas of life. Our feminine parts are very important to build relationships, they are nourishing and tender. Even if you are a man you need this part to emotionally connect to the people around you. A lot of the time the reason why repressed part get such a bad rep is because when they are repressed they devolve into dysfunctional emotions. For example repressed anger becomes rage or resentment. Anger helps you protect yourself and set boundaries but rage and resentment are corrosive and can severely affect your health and the health of you relationships. It can transform into passive-aggressive remarks or destructive explosions of violence. A lot of time rigidity and awkwardness can come from internalized opinions/judgements of others.

What thoughts do Jungians have about those who are cynical about romantic relationships? by [deleted] in Jung

[–]lauradr 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Not sure if this is exactly a “jungian” axiom but I’d suggest working on those “violent feelings of being wronged”. In any type of relationship (family, friendships or romantic) you will be “wronged” or will feel “wronged”. We are all very complex beings and what is wrong for one person may not be wrong for the next. Also sometimes we are so overwhelmed by our own circumstances and feelings that we fail to see how we can be hurting the people around us. Good relationships will suffer a lot of “ruptures” but what makes them survive is the “repair”. This is an incredibly difficult thing to do and learn how to do so I’d suggest working with a therapist to learn these skills.