u/Confident_Bluejay857

Long story short, doctor recommended immunotherapy to my love ones for her cancer treatment.

We asked her insurance agent for confirmation that we have an adequate monthly coverage for the drug used (for immunotherapy). Yes, we did confirmed with doctor and her financial consultant.

Bill comes, insurance didn't pay. Asked her consultant, he said insurance company don't pay for anything classified under "non standard" and asked us to go back to hospital to change the classification of the immunotherapy. So we did, but hospital told us government have a SOP for them to follow and couldn't change the classification.

So now, we are caught in the middle and don't know how to proceed. Anyone faces similar issue with insurance claims too? Did you mange to get it settled?

so you selected the wrong outlet when ordering your food and now you're complaining and screaming at all the workers!?

we are kind enough to let you have your meal here and you still complained about our attitude when you kept screaming and calling us names?

what an entitled idiot!!

basically thinking about getting a mini fridge - have a patient in my household that needs to drink milk regularly and every fortnightly to store her medication for 3 days.

Does anyone use mini fridge (50-100litres) and how do you find it? Any good brand in Sg? (seems like mostly are midea, powerpac, euroAce) Does sg hot temperature affect it's temperature or stability? any pros and cons?

best is if can use climate vouchers to pay.

Have been buying clothes on Lazada (mainly for my mum n her friends) and I recently realised that they are increasingly sending out wrong items.

well, if the design is drastically different, at least I can return it.

however, some sellers are slapping wrong size tags to the clothes to pass off as the correct size. i realised that I am always getting plus size (for pple over 60-65kg) when I ordered size S (45-50kg)...

then sometimes when I request for refund, the size tag is "correct", hence it got rejected.

if it happens just once or twice, I won't be thinking it's a "scam tactics" but I think I kena 3 or more times already.

Thinking to get a blanket that is comfy and somewhat "cooling" as in breathable.

Or what blankets you using currently if you do not sleep in aircon room.

booked a grab today for 4 pax. driver came earlier than the timing but since its free parking, he say he don't mind parking and waiting out the 10 mins.

came down before the 10 mins and boarded. driver was all cheerful and friendly. then he started driving out of the lot when I saw a car driving quite fast towards us. I panicked and raised my voice to remind him "got car!" (car coming towards my side and yes, he never check before exiting the lot and he was moving out quite fast also.)

then he braked and started becoming defensive. saying I shouldn't shout and that it's the car's fault for speeding in carpark.

then he continued to be defensive and blamed the car. when we're exiting the carpark gantry, the car happened to be behind us and the driver started driving very very slowly. the speed is so slow, I think a 3 year old walking will be faster. he then say "this kind of driver needs to learn to slow down, I teaching him a lesson."

so for the stretch of about 400m or so, he drove like turtle, which honestly was very annoying. luckily the car turned at a junction and he start to drive normally.

throughout the journey, he did try to explain himself, and that he has the right of way and youngsters should be taught lessons. my dad was a driver too, and he sort of reminded him that the car was on the main lane. but the driver just got more defensive.

it's a 20ish minute drive that feels like hours.

I usually try to be understanding because I am a grab delivery person myself but he really made me wanna give him 1 star. And I think he needs to retake the highway code. (my dad explained to us that he is the one that should be giving way and obviously safety is not in his mind)

I have a love one recently being diagnosed with cancer. Everything is unknown for now, just confirmed it's cancer, waiting for staging and one dark spot to see if it has spread. If that dark spot is not, then good, it has not spread!

Her work leader have allowed her to take a few days off till after her appointment few days down (discussing staging and treatment plan). But she doesn't have much medical leave left - she have symptoms since late Feb and have been to GP, Polyclinic, A&E and a few appointments before begin diagnosed.

I am really curious if anyone have gone through and have love ones gone through cancer treatment while still in a job?

Some info is that her job have to deal with emergencies sometimes and it will be hard for her to eat at a fix timing ... and she have difficulty eating due to where her tumour is. (she is on liquid diet and even then, she "eats" very slowly else she risk choking and regurgitating).

She work somewhere that doesn't have annual leaves. (maybe you have guessed, she works in a school).