u/Beautifulthings1991

Hi all,

I'll start this by saying I am a HUGE worry wart. Can't help it. Generally, I am a very anxious person by nature. SO, I want to buy 1 day tickets through triple A, for 3 weeks from now. BUT, what if one of my kids ends up sick a day before? What if it is POURING rain. Would Universals let me switch my day? I'd like to buy the tickets in advance because they are a good price, and I dont want it to go up. Am I better off just buying closer to the actual date?

Thanks in advance!

I had a pretty decent year last school year as a Kinder aide. I've just learned I won't be reassigned to my position. Not sure if I'll even be placed at the same school. Admin has said it's due to higher seniority paras taking my place, as other positions were cut.

Is this common?

I really feel like I was coming into my role, the hours were great, I really enjoy the school. Now I don't think I even have a permanent position. It just feels like a demotion. Just needed somewhere to vent.

Hi all,

Wells Fargo closed my credit card account after a 5k purchase because I didn't want to supply them all my info, so they closed the account entirely. For about 6 months now, I've still been able to pay my monthly payment via phone. But when I call in now, it says "unable to accept payment." So then how am I supposed to pay my monthly payments?

Does anybody have photos of Morning Dew, Rain Delay or Bluebird? A commenter posted a photo on Target and it looks SO pretty and shiny, like iridescent but it doesn't really match the stock photo. Thank you!

Is that normal? I use an Oral IB toothbrush and the light is green meaning appropriate pressure is used, but it causes bleeding gums at least 2x a week. Is this worth a doctor visit? Dentist has mentioned his gums are slightly swollen as a natural reaction to the crowns. Child is 5.5. Thank you.

My 5 year old has stainless steel molar crowns put on over the last 2 years. Unfortunately, one recently abcessed and had to be pulled. We have been extra diligent to now brush where the gums and the tooth connects. But my son says it hurts to brush those spots. I do not see an abcess. His gums do look slightly swollen but the dentist said that's just how his gums react to the crowns. Would this be worthwhile to take him in early for xrays? Are we just brushing the crowns too hard? We are using an Oral IB toothbrush and the light is indicating appropriate pressure. Any advice! We already floss and use a mouthwash nightly.

Hi, I just have a question I'm hoping to clear up. My son has 5 crowns. The first crown he recieved had a pulpectomy done, and unfortunately 1.5 years later has abcessed. I've read that failure rates with that procedure on molars is common. I do not know if the other 4 recieved the same treatment. Could those have been crowned simply due to cavities? Would it benefit me to call and ask? Does that mean his other crowns are likely to failure? I'm honestly petrified my 5.5 year old will end up with no teeth to chew. I've already made so many diet changes, good oral hygiene, and going to start him on a probiotic. What are the odds all his molars will end up extracted?

Hi all,

I have a 5.5 year old that's had a few stainless steel crowns put on his back molars over the last year. There is one spot in particular that always slightly bleeds when flossed. I use string floss and floss very gently but there is usually a tiny bit of bleeding. Not EVERY time but enough that it bothers me.

He says he has ZERO pain or discomfort. My question is this: is chronic gum inflammation around crowns normal in a child? With no pain? My worry is that maybe the decay wasn't taken out properly. Can it affect the adult tooth underneath or is that unlikely?