u/SubieLover19

I require assistance regarding a recent observation. Approximately one month ago, my vehicle's coolant system underwent a drain and refill procedure, with the coolant level initially registering near the full mark. Upon inspection today, I noted that the coolant level has decreased significantly, now approaching the low mark. This coolant change was caused by an incident where washer fluid was inadvertently added to the coolant reservoir. I remained unaware of this for two days, only discovering the issue when a substantial puddle formed beneath my 2019 Outback 2.5i. Consequently, I am concerned about the possibility of a leak or a head gasket issue. I have not observed any large puddles so far, only those typically associated with AC condensation. I have not noticed any smoke, or elevated engine temperatures, nor abnormal oil coloration.

I think the boss felt like an ass on Wednesday night. Around 9:00 PM on Wednesday night, I told him I was at the ER and wasn't sure if I could make it to my shift at ******* but I would let him know if I could. The boss said, "I need a doctor's note as this is short notice, four hours before your shift. Also, start calling people to take your shift." When I called him back about 30 minutes later to let him know I was being admitted, his tone changed to, "Take care of yourself; keep me updated." It's like, really, why wasn't that his initial response? I've never called in sick before, and that day was only a three-hour shift. Has anyone else experienced this?

Welp, I’m officially part of the no-gallbladder club.

​Two weeks ago, I went to the ER with chest pain right under my right rib cage. The doctor didn't run a single test and sent me home, claiming it was "just heartburn."

​Fast forward to this past Wednesday night: the exact same pain hit me, so I went back to the ER. This time, they actually ran a CT scan with contrast. By the time I wheeled back into my room from imaging, radiology had already flagged it. The ER doctor walked in and told me I was being admitted immediately to get my gallbladder removed. It was heavily inflamed and packed with gallstones. The doctor even confirmed that my "heartburn" two weeks ago was almost certainly a missed gallbladder attack that went untested.

​They put me on IV antibiotics while I waited for a room, and I finally went into surgery around 5:00 PM on Tuesday. Recovery took a little longer than expected post-op, so they kept me for almost another 24 hours. I was finally discharged on Friday at 5:00 PM.

​Currently resting at home and recovering. Looks like I’m going to be out of work for two weeks, but I'm just glad the source of the pain is finally gone!

Oh and I found out that my insurance isn't covering the hospital stay because in there words "Results of our review The request tells us you went to the hospital because of problems with your gallbladder. Under the plan clinical criteria, we can only approve a full hospital admission when severe problems exist. These might include severe infection, blockage (of the gallbladder or bile duct), or severe pain requiring frequent medicines through a vein (intravenous medicine).The information we have does not show you have these or other severe problems. For this reason, we cannot approve the request for full admission."

But the funny part is when I was in the ER and hospital waiting surgery I was put on antibiotics, pain medicine, and IV fluids.

I'm starting school soon for a carpentry trade. I was looking at ArmouRx 7108 Safety Glasses. I've heard that due to the high levels of dust in construction and carpentry, having an AR coating is bad as it attracts dust. Is this true?

Hello, I'm unsure if this is the right group. I'm starting school soon for a carpentry trade. (I already took my OSHA Construction 30.) I know OSHA requirements for safety glasses, as I need prescription glasses. I was looking at ArmouRx 7108 Safety Glasses with permanent side shields. I was also looking at getting Trivex instead of polycarbonate due to the higher clarity I would get. I've heard that due to the high levels of dust in construction and carpentry, having an AR coating is bad as it attracts dust. Is this true?

Any know the difference between the two, and if ENVISION is really better for bight driving?

I still have my Bosch Winter Blades on that I want to switch out.

I know this is a longer one. Its a text exchange that just happened this evening.

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Me: looks likes its raining by me

Him: yap

Me: okay sorry

Him: Yap lol wow you get butthurt over everything don’t you. You really need to calm down with your anger issues towards me, i can’t do anything right without you getting moody

Me: TTYL

Him: So you’re gonna punish me and be mean to me because i said “yap” got it

Him: Why are you being an ahole to me

Me: I'm in the progress of work on my anger issues like you asked me to

Him: Because I was being goofy and said yap, its automatically my fault got it Ok fine, I’m changing relationship status to single. We are officially done. We are friends and no more.

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Plus, I never got compliments because he said, "You're not five; I don't need to compliment you unless you do something extraordinarily beautiful. That's not how the real world works." I pass an 30 hour testing exam with a 95% all i got was a cool.

Also could never sleep in same bed, because I toss and turn, and he was a light sleeper. Plus we never had any fun time because he said his meds, that including no cuddling.

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For some reason it was hard for me to leave in the past. I'm still sad its over. But I think this was the best thing.

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I would really appreciate the honesty that this is the best for me and I shouldn't try to to get back with him.

Greetings everyone, I am currently employed as a security officer and am seeking a career transition. I am 31 years old and weigh 270 pounds at a height of 5'3". While I acknowledge my current weight, I possess a strong passion for hands-on work. I am confident that my autism spectrum condition will contribute to my dedication and career focus, as I'm an individual that likes working with my hands. I recently applied to a trade school for a technical diploma in "Building Trades Carpentry", and after being on the waitlist, I have been accepted and will commence my studies in the fall. After I graduate I attend start a union job in WI. I successfully completed my OSHA 30 Construction certification last week, achieving a score of 95%. In 2022, I also obtained my OSHA 30 General Industry card, as my professional focus at that time was in the safety field. Is there anything I should watch out for or put extra focus in during this time.

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I was also fortunate to receive the DeWalt DCD794 and DCF809 as gifts. I intend to utilize these tools throughout my academic pursuits. Are these suitable tools for initial use? I am also aware that as a union worker, I will likely be supplied with power tools.

Whole blood costs approximately $0.50 per milliliter (mL) The cost of printer ink is around $4.00 to $10.00 per mL inkjet cartridges.

Got new Brother inkvestment printer hoping it last longer then my Epson Workforce printer