Hypothetically, if police searched your home for an unrelated crime/accusation, and found small quantities of marijuana purchased from a dispensary - would your Maryland W&C be revoked? Would your firearms be confiscated?
I was with Cloudflare for four years in the security organization and was fired for a social media policy violation two weeks before the recent layoffs. Someone in my personal life was blackmailing me and part of their leverage was they threatened to send CF screenshots of my private social media accounts. I had warned my manager about this, but leadership conveniently waited until he was out on PTO to terminate me so I had nobody in my corner.
I definitely was being careless with some of the stuff I was posting, but after seeing the layoffs that happened two days ago, I'm guessing me being immediately terminated had something to do with them wanting an excuse to avoid a severance package. I saw another post from someone who was fired around the same time as me for an even lesser infraction: https://www.reddit.com/r/CloudFlare/comments/1t6mlkw/rip_to_1100_cloudflare_employees/okngcnl/
Did anyone else get the axe right before this recent wave of layoffs?
I stopped playing a while ago and was getting anywhere from 150-180FPS on average. I came back and I'm getting 80-110FPS on a freshly wiped server.
Completely unacceptable for the specs I have.
I'm 25 and been battling with a Disc protrusion for 8 months.
My symptoms are mild and I'm fully functional, but I'm still having flare ups 8 months in. Calf pain, tingling in my heel and on rare occasions it gets bad enough to the point it affects my walking.
My orthopedic surgeon told me this will never get better on it's own, but everyone else says these things are supposed to heal on their own.
I've lost 25lbs and have gotten better posture along with walking a lot more. I think I'm improving? But I seem to have flatlined.
I just cancelled my microdiscectomy I had scheduled for later today.
I’m 25 and have had very mild symptoms for 8 months now, and a surgeon that told me surgery was my only choice.
After learning about the risks of surgery, speaking to other doctors, and noticing slow improvements I’ve decided the surgery isn’t worth the risk or the recovery.
I’m scared I’ll regret this somehow, but I know there’s plenty of people who are able to live normal lives.
Has anyone here cancelled surgery and ended up not regretting it?
MRI: https://imgur.com/a/cQVEcpc
Report: https://imgur.com/a/swj7ewf
I'm 25M and back in August I had symptoms of a herniated disc - sharp pain in my butt, weakness going down to my knee. MRI in November showed a protrusion at L5-S1. I started losing weight, done some PT and have been walking more.
I no longer have back pain aside from some tightness. I am fully functional. I just sometimes have mild symptoms & pain in my right leg/foot. I feel like I've been improving, although I still to this day have concerning flareups once or twice a month, but I'm fully functional most days! I can sit for hours, go on roadtrips, go hiking, lift people into my arms without pain. The pain doesn't affect my daily life, it's just annoying and gives me anxiety.
I also feel like my symptoms have a psychological component, whenever I've postponed my surgery I was in a lot of pain afterwards, whenever I had surgery coming up, the pain lessened.
I've spoken to five surgeons;
I feel like over the last 8 months I've improved, but I also still get flareups and am afraid of risking permanent nerve damage. None of the surgeons can tell me for sure if I'm risking permanent damage.
I feel totally lost on what to do, I've already rescheduled this twice. If I cancel again this guy's going to fire me as a patient, but I don't trust him either way.