u/Sufficient_Count4193

What are some things you do that you feel keeps your high mileage vehicle in tip top shape & lasting? Mine is 10 years old this year, mainly highway miles. I've always stayed on time with regular basic routine maintenance like oil changes, cabin & engine air filters, tire rotations & haven't had a single problem arise with my vehicle until this year.

At the beginning of the year I replaced the head gasket, engine block & timing chain. The dealership told me I basically have a new engine & it should last me a very long time. So I went on to replacing front end suspension & steering components (shocks, struts, control arms, ball joints, inner & outer tie rods, sway bar links, CV axles) as well as ignition coils & spark plugs. What can I do to make it last much longer?

Doc just switched my dosages around and when I saw the Cambridge XR got switched to Lannett XR I got a lil excited because I swear the last time I had Lannett (over 4 years ago), it was the good stuff. NOPE. How much could the same good manufacturer go to shit? Entirely apparently. HNGHHHHH. When is this going to end? Will there be lawsuits? Who can fix this for us?

I feel literally nothing except negative side effects in my legs - heavy feeling, painful fascia with mottling. Zero get up at go. I've been sitting around on my ass doing absolutely nothing all day since I filled this new script.

I've been prescribed adderall since 2014 and I sincerely miss that girl... I miss who I used to be from 2014-2020.

Are there any security cameras that have a super simple interface that someone who isn't the slightest bit tech savvy can navigate and it keeps videos stored for a decent bit of time? I need it to be able to pull up older footage in a matter of only like 3 clicks of a mouse or on a phone.