u/North_Awareness_6006

I had a letter come in saying that my information was accessed in a data breach at Baylor Genetics, but I've never had genetic testing. I don't think it's a scam either as I see a notice on their website and some news stuff.

How can I know why they have my information and what information they even have? Or rather like can I legally know how and why I'm attached to them?

(My credit and stuff was already frozen and all that because I simply froze it a long while ago out of caution)

I put this in r/Legal but figured here may be better? If I'm breaking rules feel free to delete this, sorry.

I had a letter come in saying that my information was accessed in a data breach at Baylor Genetics, but I've never had genetic testing. I don't think it's a scam either as I see a notice on their website and some news stuff.

How can I know why they have my information? This may not be the right sub, so happy to jump somewhere else, as I'm not looking to sue, but rather like can I legally know how and why I'm attached to them?

(My credit and stuff was already frozen and all that because I simply froze it a long while ago out of caution)

LOCATION: NY but also maybe n/a

Why is there a gap of $11k between the 40% ami and 60% ami. If you make 48k-57k are you SOL for this one?

Vitamin D was low, but calcium was listed as high at 10.3, I'm not a doc, but should I push back or is this calcium okay to proceed with the vitamin d pills; it's once a week for 8 or 12 weeks, i forget which.

my vit d a year ago was 9 so i'll survive a delay, it's also never been above a 20, so also eager to get it up.

calcium has always been like ~ 9.7-10.2 since my last crohns flare started (this time last year).

28f 100lbs crohns gerd

posted this in r/askdocs but didn't get any answers so trying my luck in a couple of other subs

https://preview.redd.it/w1t62p99lteh1.png?width=1455&format=png&auto=webp&s=bfb496378399a7193627b1ac7eba8f7d9779b3d3

Don't know anything about it, anyone know?

I saw an ad for tags that are made from what I am assuming are the outershells (like the metal) of airplanes. I thought this was cool at first, but then I wondered, they're not destroying perfectly good planes for random keychains are they? Like is this functionally a recycled good from a now non-airworthy plane? And do the other parts get reused or something somewhere?

I'm totally okay with downvotes as I know this is an exceptionally stupid question.

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SWA467 diverting to islip - Is this due to weather? If so, why specifically Islip?

https://preview.redd.it/8mw919so5c7h1.png?width=820&format=png&auto=webp&s=dd2f700834957d0220f1ce424c4836003ca34624

Picture of fritzing diagram above. but is there any reason for a PIco WH that there can't be:

3 attachments out of 3v3 and GND?

or only one column open for each of the left side gpio pins?

(also posted in the pico sub) sorry im in a bit of a pickle.

What ive tried and looked up and why im still worried

I've made plans for my project but suddenly realized there arent enough points to connect my sensors to. i tried connected breadboards, then suddenly my sensor (bme280) started smoking. maybe i connected it to the wrong thing? unsure but while that's likely the bigger issue, it was working, code, power, etc, BEFORE adjusting the breadboard. so with my spares would this work? would this placement be okay?

from what i gather it shoul dbe but im uncertain

https://preview.redd.it/dlyoy3715c7h1.png?width=820&format=png&auto=webp&s=c1b1e9e3caab96a398c02fff5f570086a9833062

Picture of fritzing diagram above. but is there any reason for a PIco WH that there can't be:

3 attachments out of 3v3 and GND?

or only one column open for each of the left side gpio pins?

I was on a flight from Chicago to NYC and I felt a sensation of moving sideways rather than forward as we sped down the runway. It felt a bit like when a car changes lanes while going fast on a highway, like involuntarily lean a little to the left then right.

After taking off it went away! It wasn't particularly scary, just didn't expect it and was curious if there's a physics explanation or if it's actually really common and I just never noticed it!

https://preview.redd.it/dq2f3v0kqmzg1.png?width=867&format=png&auto=webp&s=2d5f09e2c50536eb5cd2af04b0469f3805528598

https://preview.redd.it/oq4nbm00rmzg1.png?width=857&format=png&auto=webp&s=a7f1b7e21b157d136c4ca67f7506a3269f8fa0cb

For this plan, I have a few questions:

1. If the monthly premium = $1,133.37, per year, it is $13,600.44. And the out-of-pocket maximum is $10,150. So my real complete max cost is $23,750.44 with premiums included?
2. It says that out-of-network therapists are full price before deductible, but then lists 100% after deductibles. Does that mean that, lets say I develop anxiety from all this health care fucking BS pricing, and I want to see an out-of-network provider. Let's say it's $300 per session. After paying $4,125, do they pay 100% or is it indicating that I, as in ME, pay 100%?
3. (Weird one) Why is pediatric dental in the name? I'm 28 and listed that.

basically the title - never done a german short row before and I think I got myself a little confused in the back and forth!

any help appreciated!