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My dad was a general contractor. I’ll add my voice to those recommending one.

Former member here.

The 40s club has better food and more insurance. You can also throw your back out just opening the car door.

Happy Birthday!

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@seraph and I’m not sure what you mean because actually Canada’s healthcare comes in last place. Our healthcare system sucks balls tbh

Disagree.
But that’s how it goes sometimes. No big deal.

Please do your best to hang in there and try all options.

Thanks

You can’t disagree. It’s been graded. It’s last place among 11 countries.

I can absolutely disagree.

I can disagree with the grading system. I can disagree with the methodology. I can disagree with the political interests of the sources. And so on. Last I checked was a few years ago, when it most certainly wasn’t anywhere in last place (among the other countries included.)

I can disagree with any and all of it and then show my work.

And if you’re looking for any kind of argument or debate with me about this, you’re talking to the wrong guy, unfortunately. Not interested in the slightest. Not that a debate is even remotely relevant to your problem, so.

I understand you’re frustrated and worried. I’d feel the same way in your position. Like I said, keep at it, and my best wishes. Let us know how it goes.

It was 9th place out of 11 countries and has been for the last 5 years. So I’m not sure what you are disagreeing on. It’s like trying to refute a solution to a math equation.

I’m correcting you not having a debate or argument. We aren’t talking about personal opinions. We’re talking about a grading system for healthcare where canada has failed repeatedly for over ten years. The last study was done a year and a half ago so it’s not old.

People burying their head in the sand is a huge part of the problem imo. I’m not about to argue with research studies that have been going on for over 12 years. It’s not my field or study of expertise.

Regardless, I had to wait One month in suspense for a doctor to tell me she gives up although clearly something is wrong, and that’s not cool, or indicative of good healthcare practices.

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I can’t stress enough how important it is to have a family doc that is energetic about your well-being. If there’s any way to get yourself a new one in a timely manner, it might be worth considering.

And again, please also consider the walk-in option.

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@seraph and I’m not sure what you mean because actually Canada’s healthcare comes in last place. Our healthcare system sucks balls tbh

Disagree.
But that’s how it goes sometimes. No big deal.

Please do your best to hang in there and try all options.

Thanks

You can’t disagree. It’s been graded. It’s last place among 11 countries.

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I can absolutely disagree.

I can disagree with the grading system. I can disagree with the methodology. I can disagree with the political interests of the sources. And so on. Last I checked was a few years ago, when it most certainly wasn’t anywhere in last place (among the other countries included.)

I can disagree with any and all of it and then show my work.

And if you’re looking for any kind of argument or debate with me about this, you’re talking to the wrong guy, unfortunately. Not interested in the slightest. Not that a debate is even remotely relevant to your problem, so.

I understand you’re frustrated and worried. I’d feel the same way in your position. Like I said, keep at it, and my best wishes. Let us know how it goes.

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@seraph and I’m not sure what you mean because actually Canada’s healthcare comes in last place. Our healthcare system sucks balls tbh

Disagree.
But that’s how it goes sometimes. No big deal.

Please do your best to hang in there and try all options.

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Ask for a referral to an Endocrinologist.

It's the next logical step.

I asked her to refer me to a blood specialist and she said oh they won’t see you for a positive ANA.

Regarding the endocrinologist -She tested my hormones and they are all normal she said

Then the next step is neurologist.

Lol I will tell her that.
The problem is that I live in Canada where the health care is free...and so you get what you don’t pay for. Which is total sh it.

She will say “oh I can’t refer you for that they won’t allow it”
But I’m going to try anyway. So aggravating.

The healthcare here is a godsend, tbh. It’s always worked for me and family.
But that’s just my opinion.

At any rate, it’s all about having a proactive family doc. If you’re still not well, then it calls for more tests and referrals until you with your doc, as a team, get to the bottom of it. It’s totally doable.

If your family doc isn’t interested, get yourself to a walk-in clinic. You’d be surprised at the skill concentrated in these facilities.

If you ever needed specialized or emergency or ongoing medical care for a serious medical condition it is really in no way a godsend. A lot of people I know have gone elsewhere and paid full price. The waiting list is disgusting and in most cases have caused detrimental affects to those in need

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We’ll have to disagree on this, I’m afraid. My experience and research over the years with only a few exceptions shows the opposite. But again, I understand you’re frustrated, and what’s most important is making the system work for you and doing whatever it takes.

It could also be that I’ve been lucky: I’ve had a very involved, caring and take-charge family doc since 1987.

Try to push your family doc and failing that, head to a walk-in.

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Ask for a referral to an Endocrinologist.

It's the next logical step.

I asked her to refer me to a blood specialist and she said oh they won’t see you for a positive ANA.

Regarding the endocrinologist -She tested my hormones and they are all normal she said

Then the next step is neurologist.

Lol I will tell her that.
The problem is that I live in Canada where the health care is free...and so you get what you don’t pay for. Which is total sh it.

She will say “oh I can’t refer you for that they won’t allow it”
But I’m going to try anyway. So aggravating.

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The healthcare here is a godsend, tbh. It’s always worked for me and family.
But that’s just my opinion.

At any rate, it’s all about having a proactive family doc. If you’re still not well, then it calls for more tests and referrals until you with your doc, as a team, get to the bottom of it. It’s totally doable.

If your family doc isn’t interested, get yourself to a walk-in clinic. You’d be surprised at the skill concentrated in these facilities.

Happy Birthday.



















(hope it’s great so far, Kraft)

Don’t date at all.

That’ll show em.

Jus realized I’ve been posting in the wrong thread.

I thought I was posting here the entire time:

https://www.dxpnet.com/opinion/miscellaneous/best-bug-out-state--12703649/

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Anyway

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I hope you had a beautiful day, xy! My warmest wishes. 🍷🍇 🍰

Thank you, lion syrup 💜

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You’re most welcome. 😉

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But Cali if pressed.

Hasn’t Cali got a big homeless problem, human 💩 in the streets and TB?

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Second choice was Texas. It’s where all the guns are.

I could hole up in Ssupes’ basement. 👍

But Cali if pressed.

The international departures terminal of any airport.

I hope you had a beautiful day, xy! My warmest wishes. 🍷🍇 🍰

It’s likely she’ll end up quitting if she doesn’t want it in the first place.

I’m not a parent, but from a practical perspective I’m not going to force a bunch of (well-meaning) nonsense on anyone. Lead by example and let them figure out their own activities.

As a kid I was placed into a few activities and I ended up not caring, quitting, etc.