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My 9-year-old daughter is dealing with seborrheic dermatitis on her scalp. Are these types of products actually safe to use on kids?
Donna Johnson16 said:Yeah, I realized the little one would be staying at the hospital; you can just grab a day pass at the garage right where you normally pay, it only takes an hour or two. For everything else, we'll just have to see how it goes.

So, you mean at those kiosks downstairs where I usually pay for parking?

Thanks so much!🙂
Donna Johnson16 said:Where are you all (parents, I assume) planning to stay? unknown has its own free parking lot,

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We actually booked an apartment right in the pediatric neurology department, so we’ll be staying on the same floor as our little girl.
I know about the unknown and how they handle parking, but that's not really the issue here. Since our daughter has PP, we absolutely have to be right by her side. The bigger challenge is managing her specialized formula feedings; trying to do all that in a standard hotel room just isn't feasible...
We aren't from New York City, but we're heading there in about two weeks for our daughter's stay at the Mayo Clinic...
Since we'll be staying in the hospital for a few days, I was wondering about the daily parking rates for the garage at the Mayo Clinic. Does anyone know how or where I can actually purchase a day pass? I checked the local municipal parking website, and while it says the rate is $20/day, it doesn't give any details on where to buy one or how I’m supposed to renew it every single morning.
Thanks in advance!
Car loans in Banking, Insurance & Loans ·
We're thinking about picking up a new car... we'd probably put down more than half in cash and finance the rest...
I’d be the one taking out the loan, but I’m planning to have the car registered and insured in my wife's name—or whatever the standard process is when the bank holds the title and all that other paperwork🤷
Up until now, the car has always been in her name because I spend a good chunk of the year traveling for work, so she can handle the registration and everything without needing me there.

Since our current car is basically being traded in for this new one, and the registration still has about 10 months left on it, I was wondering how the registration works for a new vehicle compared to the old one? Does that 50% credit or whatever apply here?