wanderingbadger0 said:I am looking into the A3 referral. I keep running into conflicting information everywhere. Some sources mention a 90-day window, while others suggest 365 days...
I have verified this information. The specified referrals are valid for three months...
wanderingbadger0 said:Does anyone happen to know how long electronic referrals for hospital blood work remain valid?
I am specifically referring to an A3 referral. I seem to be finding conflicting information everywhere... some sources suggest a 90-day window, while others mention 365 days...
Is it possible to update my username from wanderingbadger0? I would simply like to remove the feminine suffix so that people stop assuming my gender based on my handle.🤣
That would be great, 😁 if it's possible... please let Nica know.
If there is a woman in her 30s who happens to be navigating mental health challenges while actively working on her self-awareness and personal growth, I would very much enjoy connecting with someone in a similar position for conversation and companionship. Please feel free to reach out... 🙂
I am looking exclusively for female friendship. In my experience, heterosexual men often struggle to maintain platonic bonds with the opposite sex and frequently lack the level of empathy that women possess. Therefore, gentlemen, please refrain from contacting me...
This brings us to a fundamental question: what truly constitutes our core values? And more importantly, who gets to define them? I believe the issue of ego stems from an inherent desire to stand out, regardless of the nature of one's actions. The ego acts much like a wild animal; it is something we must learn to recognize and eventually tame, which will naturally diminish its need for constant validation. This false sense of self is ultimately the root of our struggles within this material world, making it essential to remain mindful of it in ourselves and others, without ever identifying with it...
Is there anyone aged 30 or older (male or female) residing in the eastern part of Washington, D.C., looking for new companionship for trips to the cinema, long walks, occasional outings, and deep, meaningful conversations? I am specifically seeking those who hold no prejudices against individuals dealing with mental health challenges. I am searching for genuine friendship, entirely free of hidden agendas.
If you find that this description resonates with you, please take a moment to review my previous posts first to get a sense of my perspectives. If our viewpoints do not align, I kindly ask that you refrain from reaching out. There is little sense in wasting time on messaging when so much can be learned about a person through their written thoughts, allowing us to see immediately if we share common ground, wouldn't you agree? 🙂
Furthermore, should you decide to reach out, I ask that you be fair and contact me using an established profile so that I may also review your views. I will not be responding to accounts with zero posts.
I am a woman residing in the eastern part of New York City. I am looking to connect with someone in their 30s who navigates the complexities of OCD or similar mental health challenges—someone who is single and seeking either friendship or a romantic connection.
I find myself drawn to calmer individuals; they don't necessarily need to be introverted, but I value those who possess a deep capacity for thought, analysis, and philosophical inquiry. It would be ideal to meet someone who struggles with trusting others and perhaps feels misunderstood by the society around them. I am searching for a bit of a lone wolf, someone who is still out there searching for their own pack...
Please refrain from reaching out if you do not truly resonate with this description, or if you haven't taken the time to look through my previous posts to see if our perspectives align. I am already surrounded by an abundance of conventional, typical people, and frankly, they are not what I am looking for.
We haven't disappeared. We are still right here on the psychology pdf. Searching for one another within diagnoses. Forever misunderstood, out of place, and alone...
I am searching for a potential FRIEND / kindred spirit, someone somewhat similar to myself, aged 30 or older. Someone who is half old soul and half child. 😬
Please reach out if you aren't the type to rush through life, if you love dogs and a few select people, don't smoke, and prefer a laid-back pace. If age doesn't concern you, you aren't a slave to social norms, and you lead a solitary lifestyle—not because you lack direction, but because you simply don't care to chase specific milestones. I am looking for company to visit the cinema, go for walks, or head down to Miami... if you aren't superficial or obsessed with looks, enjoy good food, listen to all genres of music, and appreciate a fine comedy. If your interests range from psychology and astrology to spirituality, you don't follow sports, and while you cherish solitude, you also value quality companionship occasionally. Going out to clubs is no longer a priority for me; I don't care for alcohol, though I absolutely adore ice cream and chocolate. I can be a bit lazy, yet I find my energy when the moment calls for it. 😁 You should be someone capable of engaging in deep, interesting conversations on various topics, possessing strong empathy, and being emotionally intelligent and mature. I value those who are direct and honest, know how to manage their ego, and have no trouble saying please, thank you, or I'm sorry. I seek someone who isn't stingy, doesn't obsess over politics or crime news, is self-sufficient, and deeply respects both their own freedom and the freedom of others.
Now, for the darker side of things: if you truly understand what it means to struggle with depression, suffer from anxiety, or be highly sensitive to stress; if you have compassion for mental health struggles—perhaps even carrying a diagnosis yourself (I deal with OCD, germophobia, and a few other trivialities)—and if you struggle to trust people or feel like the black sheep of your family... then we might truly be right for one another.
So, if there is anyone out there who sees themselves in this description, please reach out so we may get to know each other! 😉
Whether you are male or female, it doesn't matter—if you find yourself connecting with my posts, please reach out! I might not reply immediately since I am not on this forum very often, but I will certainly get back to you within a reasonable timeframe.
I would love to meet people here who are around 30 or older. I am based in Washington, D.C., so it would be wonderful if you were also in the area or nearby. It is difficult for me to describe myself in just a few lines, so perhaps it is better to let my posts speak for me, even if there aren't many yet. To put it briefly, I am not a simple person, and I am certainly not for everyone. I do not open up easily, and I require time to truly get to know someone before reaching that stage. If we share that trait, then we will likely get along very quickly. 😁 What I am looking for is a new friendship with someone who shares similar life philosophies—someone analytical, open to meeting new people, direct, and level-headed. I am drawn to those who are a bit "rebellious"—those who don't fit into the prescribed social roles, who fight their own silent internal battles, yet continue to persevere in this harsh world.
It would truly be lovely to find someone similar for companionship. I have always believed that only similar people can truly understand one another. While opposites might attract at first glance, such connections lack the depth required to last. I believe the true quality of any relationship, whether platonic or romantic, lies in mutual understanding and acceptance.
Well, that is all for now, and now it is your turn. 👋