Timothy Mitchell2 said:I just knocked out all 26 modules of this online Digital Marketing course. Now I’m supposed to get a free certificate once I'm done—that was the deal they promised. There's this final exam with 40 questions covering 8 different topics we went through in the modules.
To actually grab the certificate, you need at least an 80% score. But man, I can't for the life of me I can't for the life of me pass this thing... it's driving me crazy...😵👎🙄
Did any of you guys actually pass?? I keep getting stuck right at 70 percent... if anyone happens to know the answers or could give me a hand, I would be seriously grateful. Seriously, please reach out if you know your stuff—getting that certificate would mean a lot to me right now. Thanks!
Betty Nelson71 said:Sometimes doctors prescribe low doses of antipsychotics just to help with sleep issues... I actually went through the exact same thing—total insomnia—and ended up being prescribed Vera, which is an antipsychotic typically used for schizophrenia. Just a heads-up though, they can definitely cause weight gain if you aren't careful, and you might feel a bit like a zombie until your body finally adjusts to it...
Hey, if anyone here actually knows their stuff, could you please help me make sense of this... I was looking for some kind of prescription sleep aid—since things like Ambien and those other over-the-counter options just don't do squat for me—so I asked my doctor for something a bit more heavy-duty. Well, she ended up prescribing me QuickPay 25 mg, one to two tablets. But here’s where I got totally tripped up... apparently, this isn't something covered by insurance for me since I don't have a formal diagnosis for it. So, anyway, I just went with a private prescription $17 and paid full price at the CVS $30. But then, when I started reading the fine print on the medication, I saw that QuickPay is actually meant for treating schizophrenia... and now I'm just sitting here completely confused. Like, I'm not being treated for anything, let alone schizophrenia! I was honestly just asking for something stronger to help me sleep, and nowhere in the description does it say it's for insomnia—it just says it's prescribed for schizophrenia or bipolar disorder, and that's it. Does anyone have experience with QuickPay? Could someone explain why my doctor would give me this and if it actually works for really bad insomnia? Thanks...
Hey guys—quick question... does anyone have any solid leads on what to buy or where to look for something to deal with crazy excessive sweating? I’m pulling 10 to 12-hour shifts in this brutal American summer heat and honestly, I feel like I'm actually dying from the sweat... it's everywhere—my chest, my head, basically my whole body is just drenched... if anyone has a tried-and-true recommendation or a lifesaver product, please let me know. Thanks!
So, I was on this 4 mg daily buprenorphine regimen, right? But then I headed out to start my seasonal gig and—well, I ran out. Since the prescription only gets refilled once a week, I'm kind of stuck... and honestly, I can't deal with this. Does anyone here know if there’s a similar medication available via standard prescription that might work as a substitute? Because man, I am struggling... the sweating is unreal, I'm constantly nodding off, and the jitters are hitting me hard—which isn't great since I work in hospitality. I really can't afford to lose this job, especially since I need to stay on through September 15th. Any advice or insight would be a lifesaver. Thanks in advance for the help...
Honestly, neither Sanval nor Persen are doing anything special—they’re basically just designed to make a quick buck while oxazepam does all the actual heavy lifting. I mean, you'll find those other ingredients in such tiny, negligible amounts... if you actually want to get some decent sleep, whether it's through Elokvel or something even more effective like Serokvel, just take your dose, stop overthinking everything, and pass out properly.
Honestly, Sanval and Persen are such a joke—total waste of money if you ask me. I remember back when I was dealing with those insane insomnia nights, I downed all 10 of those Sanval pills at once $17 and still only managed to catch maybe an hour and a half of sleep... total disaster. You’re better off getting Elokvel—it’s prescription only, so yeah, you gotta pay a little extra $6.75 but you just take one and boom, eight hours of solid sleep, easy... that's really it...
Hey, does anyone happen to know—from their own experience, anyway—where I can actually go to order or find a specific orthopedic specialist who focuses specifically on elbows here in the US? Like, looking for someone really specialized...
So basically, I've got some referrals for a carotid ultrasound and a vertebral artery scan, plus my standard and functional chest X-rays... and man, I'm really just looking to get this all done at a place where I can actually get seen without waiting forever, thanks!
Got a 6-year-old little one here, the labs say: CRP 10.5 WBC 5.2 Neutrophils 87 Lymphocytes 12 Monocytes 1
They've got a cough, a fever hitting 102.5 in the morning then dropping before climbing right back up again—plus a runny nose and a sore throat... I'd love some thoughts from you guys, thanks!
briskangler15 said:I spent about ten years on a pretty heavy cycle with speed—every weekend, sometimes even mid-week. Lately, I’ve switched over to Suboxone, and honestly, the craving for speed has mostly vanished. I’m taking very little now—averaging about half a dose every three days—and I’ve been steady like that for about seven months. There are even stretches where a week goes by without any issues. The only thing is that mental itch—that psychological pull to take something just to unwind. One physical thing I did notice is that I sweat a bit more overnight; it only happened for two days, though, and then things leveled out. And, of course, there's that lingering, low-key depression...
Man, what are you thinking? You can kick speed after a week on Apurin, but getting off Suboxone? That is not happening easily... seriously, don't even try it, Suboxone is straight-up poison. www.uho.com