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Thanks! Does this kick in automatically once I sign up, or am I supposed to call someone or toggle a setting in the app to activate the benefit?
Since it’s been over a month since I started my State Farm coverage, I still haven't received my "good opportunity" card.
I was wondering how long it typically takes for the "Great Deal" benefit card to arrive at my home address after I've activated my Aetna supplemental insurance?
What would be a fair salary for someone who spent 10 days in isolation and then worked 15 business days earning more than $1.75?
Are they actually asking for testing on someone currently in quarantine?
My doctor told me not to bother, even if symptoms start popping up. 🤔
quietfox384 said:I deal with those bleeding pauses quite often myself.
It feels pretty normal to me, so I don't worry about it much. 🤷
Lately, I’ve been under a ton of stress, both at home and at work. Could that be why my period keeps pausing? Usually, the first two days are normal with some mild cramping, then on day three, it almost completely stops—just a tiny bit of spotting🤔 before turning into brown discharge on days four and five. 🤔 It doesn't happen every single month, but when it does, it definitely makes me anxious.
Has anyone had success using sage, parsley, ginger, or other herbal teas to help induce a period or get things moving a little earlier?
I find myself in a very similar situation.
I’m working in my field for pennies right now; I just have to grind through a few more months of my internship before I can move forward. Because of a relationship with a toxic parent, I am currently dealing with the heavy consequences all on my own.
I was always wonderful to everyone else, just not to them.
My entire life has been defined by criticism, restrictions, and a total lack of love or trust—which they tried to compensate for with material things. It still happens today.
I realize that I don't respect myself.
Now, I’ve started trying to fill that void with shopping.
I’ve begun compulsively buying things I don't actually need, thinking it will make me feel better.
It isn't about massive purchases or huge sums of money, but it adds up.
However, I recognized the problem and stopped.
Lately, I’ve been paying only in cash rather than using cards to stay disciplined. 😁
When I see a dress, for example, I tell myself I don't need it because I already own twenty, some of which I've only worn once.
I was an excellent student, and at work, I receive nothing but praise.
In social circles, I'm always the fun one who helps whenever needed.
Truthfully, I feel quite sad and lonely.
I have also frequently been taken advantage of in friendships and romantic relationships, and now even at my job.
It stems from being too kind, too naive, and being afraid of standing up for myself.
It isn't that I lack the ability to argue—I know how to make a strong point—but this habit goes back to childhood, when I had to do exactly what my parents commanded.
I ended most of those "friendships" through arguments, or we simply drifted apart.
I haven't spoken to my long-time friends in over a year.
This has happened before; we’ll run into each other by chance, and I’ll be the one to reach out so we can hang out intensely again, but it feels silly to go years without talking, only checking in for birthdays or holidays, and then suddenly acting like everything is perfect during a night out.
As for my college friends, I only see them a few times a year.
Usually, it's just when one of them needs a favor while passing by, and even then, our conversations and connections remain very superficial. I'm not looking for advice; I just felt the need to write this down since I have no one to talk to about it in real life.