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Supplemental Insurance: What are your thoughts? in Miscellaneous ·
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Supplemental Insurance: What are your thoughts? in Miscellaneous ·
Hey there... So, I just wrapped up high school and now I'm heading out on my own. I was wondering if I actually need to register with the unemployment office just to make sure I have supplemental health insurance coverage? This is pretty urgent for me 😕😕😕
FedEx Express shipping with COD options in Miscellaneous ·
So, I’ve got this guy in Chicago who picked up his package last Thursday, and he finally got it by Monday. He’s claiming everything is totally paid up on his end, but I haven't seen a single cent hit my account yet. From what I understand, the funds should be cleared and sitting there the very next day after the delivery is confirmed. I'm trying to figure out if I actually need to sit around and wait longer, or if anyone else has dealt with these kinds of delays before?
I'm 16 years old, and ever since I hit my growth spurt, I've been dealing with this uneven chest development. I'm looking for anyone who has dealt with something similar to reach out and let me know how you fixed it. Right now, I'm grinding through this workout routine every single day:

100 pushups
25 knee pushups
25 chair dips
20 resistance band stretches
10 reps of abdominal bracing while holding my breath for about 1.5 seconds

I really need to know if there's a way to actually correct this, whether it’s surgery or some other medical procedure. Thanks a lot. I've scoured the internet, but I can't find anything useful anywhere.

I'm 16... please, I just need some help here...

Basically, I want to know about treatment options or surgery, and I'd appreciate hearing from people who have actually lived through this or are currently going through it.

I went to see a doctor, and her only advice was to "just swim more and it'll go away." Seriously? My town doesn't even have an indoor pool, so that's not exactly helpful... 😢..

The technical terms are pectus excavatum and pectus infundibuliforme.