u/LukeVenable

Every time I try to send in test strips, lancets, CGM sensors, whatever, the pharmacy sends a fax back "yOu sEnT iN aCcUcHecK 4.0. yOuR pAtIeNt NeEdS AcCuChecK 5.0"

BITCH WHY WOULD I GIVE A SHIT WHAT MODEL OF TEST STRIP THEY GET??! JUST GIVE THEM WHATEVER THEY NEED!!!

And let them have a billion refills! Even if we haven't seen them in 5 years I don't give a shit. Unlimited diabetes supplies for everyone

I know it's probably some insurance bs but holy shit is it annoying

Everyone who wants to smoke still smokes, but they have to at least try to be somewhat discreet about it, so the rest of us don't have to smell it 24/7.

Legal weed cities are an assault on the olfactory system

Did you know North Carolina is one of the most geologically rich regions in the world?

• The town of Hiddenite, NC is home to the only significant emerald deposit in the US. The emeralds come from a rare hydrothermal vein system rather than the more typical Colombian-style deposits. Emerald Hollow Mine in Hiddenite also happens to be the only emerald mine in the world open to the public. Emerald is the state gemstone of North Carolina.

• The town of Hiddenite was named after the eponymous mineral, which was discovered in this area in 1879. Hiddenite ranges from a pale lime to deep emerald green color. It is exceedingly rare; often cited as being the 4th rarest gemstone in the world.

• Also originally discovered in North Carolina was Rhodolite; a vibrant pink-to-purple form of garnet

• North Carolina is one of the few states to produce gem quality rubies and sapphires (both of which are forms of the mineral corundum)

• North Carolina produces some of the world's largest and highest quality quartz, including smoky quartz

• A North Carolina company, Charles and Colvard, was the first to ever produce and sell lab grown moissanite. Moissanite is is an exceptional gemstone, known for it's extreme hardness and durability and optical similarities to diamond

• The first documented U.S. gold discovery happened at Reed Gold Mine in 1799. This triggered America’s first gold rush, decades before California.

Feel free to share your own facts I missed!