Fashion for curvy girls
in Fashion ·
Just a heads-up for anyone looking to grab something from the Ulle Popken web shop, they’re doing free shipping through tomorrow.
Posts by Sean Fox2
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Because of a chronic condition I’m dealing with (I won't specify which one here), I have to get blood work done for pretty much everything. Since I'm stuck in isolation until October 4th because I tested positive, and I have an appointment on October 6th where I need to present these results, it looks like I'll have to go get my blood drawn on October 5th. To make matters "worse," since I didn't head out to get it done immediately, my referral is only valid through October 11th—and while I know they can just issue a new one, that isn't really an option for me right now.
To cut to the chase, how much is a COVID-19 infection going to mess with my bloodwork regarding kidney function, sodium, glucose, lipids, and so on...? Will there be any real difference if I get the blood drawn on the 5th versus the 10th of October? I'm assuming a five-day delay isn't going to magically make the numbers look better if the virus is skewing them, but still, I figured I'd ask. Just to clarify, this chronic illness I'm testing for isn't respiratory or heart-related; otherwise, I wouldn't even be asking. So, I'd love to hear some thoughts.
Basically, what I'm trying to avoid is my doctor deciding that the medication I'm taking for this condition is potentially ineffective, leading them to ramp up the dosage or switch it entirely, when there might not actually be a reason for that change—especially since we don't have baseline results from before I started this specific therapy to compare against.
To cut to the chase, how much is a COVID-19 infection going to mess with my bloodwork regarding kidney function, sodium, glucose, lipids, and so on...? Will there be any real difference if I get the blood drawn on the 5th versus the 10th of October? I'm assuming a five-day delay isn't going to magically make the numbers look better if the virus is skewing them, but still, I figured I'd ask. Just to clarify, this chronic illness I'm testing for isn't respiratory or heart-related; otherwise, I wouldn't even be asking. So, I'd love to hear some thoughts.
Basically, what I'm trying to avoid is my doctor deciding that the medication I'm taking for this condition is potentially ineffective, leading them to ramp up the dosage or switch it entirely, when there might not actually be a reason for that change—especially since we don't have baseline results from before I started this specific therapy to compare against.
How to copy text from a PDF?
in IT Support ·
Got it working online. Thanks for the help.
How to copy text from a PDF?
in IT Support ·
So, I’ve got these "leaked" study guides for this course we have an exam for at the end of the term, obviously. And sure, you can use any literature you want—though let's be honest, if you don't actually wrap your head around what the prompt is asking, no amount of textbooks is going to save you, much like when you're staring down a math problem you don't understand.
The thing is, I can't copy anything from the PDF at all. If I try to highlight the text, the right-click menu doesn't even give me a "copy" option, which would be incredibly useful if I wanted to paste parts of the text into my exam answers. I'm assuming they locked it down specifically to prevent anyone from copying stuff.
Does anyone know of another way to grab the text from this test? I haven't tried converting it to a Word doc or anything like that yet.
The thing is, I can't copy anything from the PDF at all. If I try to highlight the text, the right-click menu doesn't even give me a "copy" option, which would be incredibly useful if I wanted to paste parts of the text into my exam answers. I'm assuming they locked it down specifically to prevent anyone from copying stuff.
Does anyone know of another way to grab the text from this test? I haven't tried converting it to a Word doc or anything like that yet.