u/BadShi-6

Howdy all!
I’ve just started my MJ journey and I’m pretty nervous. I’d like to hear your realistic experiences with it if you’d be happy to share?

I’ve been trying to drop weight for years with no luck. I calorie count to a T, I go to the gym twice a day - 5 days a week and lose next to nothing because of PCOS. I’ve been a chunkier girl my whole life and I’m over it, I feel like it’s really starting to take a toll on my health. I physically cannot get below 15stone no matter what I do. I yo-yo between 15 & 16, at 5ft it’s quite a noticeable amount of weight to be carrying.

My family also don’t really approve of it, I haven’t told them I’ve started it yet because I know what’s coming. They mean well but because my sister has done her weight loss journey naturally, they constantly revert back to ‘why don’t use the same trainer/diet?’ They don’t seem to understand I literally can’t shift the weight no matter what I do.

I took my first jab about 8 hours ago and so far, so good. I’ve had a little dizziness but nothing else, is that normal? I’m really hoping this is the start of better health for me 🤞🏻

I moved home last weekend and hired a professional company to do it for me. I emailed them a week before and asked about how TV’s etc should be wrapped and they told me to leave them be, the company would do that as they had to check they worked first before removal etc. All good with me.
Somewhere along the lines they’ve managed to ruin the screen of my living room TV. I noticed it that same afternoon and contacted them right away, its taken them till today to offer a response.

Now here’s my dilemma — they’ve agreed to reimburse me for the TV which is great, but they’re telling me I’ve got to buy it first and send them a receipt. There’s absolutely no way financially I can do that so soon after this move. The TV is around £800 and not an amount I can cough up right now, my money is completely tied up in the move and getting the other house on the market etc. I understand some insurances work that way, but what happens if you simply can’t do it? Do I now have no TV because of this?

I don’t want the cash sum or anything like that, just the TV replacing. I’ve asked if they’d be able to purchase it directly and just have it delivered here. So far they’re adamant they won’t do that and that I need to purchase it first.

Where do I stand with this? Is the only way for it to be replaced, me buying it? I really can’t do it and I don’t understand how I can be left with no TV whatsoever when it’s not my fault or anything to do with me.

I moved home last Friday and hired a professional company to do it for me. I emailed them a week before and asked about how TV’s etc should be wrapped and they told me to leave them be, the company would do that as they had to check they worked first before removal etc. All good with me.
Somewhere along the lines they’ve managed to ruin the screen of my living room TV. I noticed it that same afternoon and contacted them right away, its taken them till today to offer a response.

Now here’s my dilemma — they’ve agreed to reimburse me for the TV which is great, but they’re telling me I’ve got to buy it first and send them a receipt. There’s absolutely no way financially I can do that so soon after this move. The TV is around £800 and not an amount I can cough up right now, my money is completely tied up in the move and getting the other house on the market etc. I understand some insurances work that way, but what happens if you simply can’t do it? Do I now have no TV because of this?

I don’t want the cash sum or anything like that, just the TV replacing. I’ve asked if they’d be able to purchase it directly and just have it delivered here. So far they’re adamant they won’t do that and that I need to purchase it first.

Where do I stand with this? Is the only way for it to be replaced, me buying it? I really can’t do it and I don’t understand how I can be left with no TV whatsoever when it’s not my fault or anything to do with me.