It keeps hanging on me. Every time I try to open the page and click through, it just freezes up and throws an error message... basically saying my internet connection is acting up. I’ve run diagnostics, checked everything, but it finds absolutely nothing wrong. This has been dragging on for ten days now. Is anyone else dealing with this same headache?
Thanks for the help, really, but I don't sit around eating the exact same thing every single day. As for coffee, I drink a standard amount! Everything else is just an occasional thing. That’s why this doesn't make any sense to me. This has been going on for two years now... and everything seems perfectly fine.
Just got my urinalysis back. Everything looks fine! I don't touch alcohol and I make sure to stay hydrated with plenty of water. Honestly, I’m at a loss for what to do next.
I’m looking for some advice here. Has anyone ever dealt with a disgusting urine odor? It started about three years ago and hasn't let up. My doctor just tells me it’s perfectly normal. That is the extent of the conversation. Is there some kind of herbal tea or something else I should be drinking? I checked my urine pH levels and everything seems to be within the standard range. Any help would be appreciated.
I appreciate you trying to help me out. I went ahead and cleaned everything up, but the performance is still abysmal. Most other sites load just fine, but this one? It’s a nightmare. Sometimes I’m sitting there staring at a blank screen for ten minutes or even longer before anything actually happens.
I gave Kemig a call, and apparently, they don't carry the solid version either. They explained that the difference comes down to how it’s manufactured, I suppose. So, I just went ahead and picked up the liquid one since it was the closest thing available near my temporary residence. I'll stick with this for now, then hunt down the solid stuff later on.
So, I ended up buying the liquid version because they were out of the solid stuff. I followed all the instructions to a T, really did everything by the book, but the liquid just won't set. It barely even dries out. To make matters worse, NOBODY at the CVS pharmacy could give me a straight answer on which one I should actually be using for my arthritis.
Thanks for all the replies. I haven't actually tried it yet, but I’m looking into it because my arthritis has been acting up lately. I am a bit confused, though... what exactly is the difference between liquid paraffin and solid paraffin? It looks like a kilo of the liquid stuff runs about $13 while the solid version is closer to $27. If anyone could clarify the difference for me, I'd really appreciate it. Thanks.
I can’t seem to find any clear instructions on how to properly do a paraffin wax hand bath, and since I'm dealing with arthritis, I really need to get this right. Could someone please tell me what temperature I should be heating the wax to? Also, am I supposed to wear gloves immediately after the soak, or not? And how long should I actually keep my hands submerged in the wax? Thanks.
I step out into my garden, and there’s zero chance I won’t get bitten by something. Even with long sleeves on, they find a way to crawl underneath and—zap. Honestly, at this rate, I should probably just wear a full hazmat suit.
Are you actually calculating this, or just trolling? It seems like this is the biggest crisis of your entire life. Whether Amtrak is running five minutes late or two hours behind schedule, it’s clearly all you think about.
My printer is taking a full half hour just to spit out a single page. I have no idea what happened. Did I hit some wrong setting or something? Please, if anyone can help me figure this out, I would really appreciate it. Thanks.
With my injury—and let's be clear, this was a very serious injury—nobody even bothered to actually look at the wound itself, except for a young resident the following day. They sent me off for imaging, then I had to go back just to get a second referral for another scan. It was a very serious injury, located in a highly problematic area, too. Meanwhile, this doctor driving some blue sedan is just wandering around outside, stepping into other rooms... whether he was eating lunch or surfing the web, who knows? It took him fifteen minutes to wander back into the room. He knew exactly what kind of injury we were dealing with, yet there I was, just waiting to pass out. To be fair, the nurses were wonderful, as was the young doctor who was actually being kind and taking her job seriously. Honestly, it would have taken him one single minute to write that second referral so he could have gone back to whatever he wanted to do. He didn't even examine the wound, though he certainly knew where it was and that it could have been life-threatening. That’s just how some doctors are. On the bright side, the radiologist reading the scans was fine: