I am on it the meds for two years now and my hair is getting thinner and thinner. I love the med but I don't want to be bald. Thinking about stopping it to get my hair back. Anyone experienced the same? Any fix? My doc says it is a really uncommon side effect and it would go away soon but it is really not.
Our housing expense is ~10k a month, and non-housing is also around the same, if not more. (I know, I know, we live in a very expensive area).
We have chase for a while now but I just discovered bilt and it seems like it is a no brainer for us? With our spending pattern, we can get 10k housing points and 10k non housing point each month?
We love using chase to book united airlines and hyatt hotels and it seems like this is easily achievable with bilt. I know chase does provide better travel protection but I do not care too much about this. We haven't had to use it ever.
Am I missing anything?
I took my daughter to see her pediatrician today coz she complains about her leg pain. The doctor said its inflammation and it is minor she does not need PT yet. I told my husband "the doc says she does not need PT yet". He said "PT is just training to strengthen the muscles" hee. "what am I supposed to do with this information?" That's what I said to him.
At work today I was reporting some long latency issue I saw. (I work in software) A male coworker cuts me off and said "that's a quality issue". Hello??? I said "I am reporting what I saw. Let's discuss the cause in a bit" Again, what am I supposed to do with that information? Thank for your definition.
I have a phd in a stem field. I have worked for 20 years. Yet I am treated like I know nothing.
What's a good response to mansplaining.
Update: thank you everyone for your responses. I feel so much better now hearing your experience and your solution.