u/TopPeak1196

OK, I searched and no one has asked this question. I really want to see Heart of the Beast. As a Veteran, with managed PTSD--except for when trauma steps in--I am curious if other Veterans have seen this in the theater. I already know the ending, and that is what I think will send me over the edge. Has anyone with a similar situation seen the movie and your thoughts (without giving away the ending for those that dont know)? Almost all movies like this, I have to wait till at home streaming but I am not sure I can handle this.

I receive SS benefits

• Aug 2026 - I will be 64 yo
• Aug 2027 - I will be 65 yo
• I have VA benefits and use the VA system (yes I know about Part B) and do not use employer insurance.
• I work part-time at a nationwide retailer that offers/provides health insurance etc event to part-timers. The enrollment period is in OCTOBER

My question: Will I be able to enroll for employer healthcare benefits in October 2027 and not be penalized, or do I need to jump on the enrollment window in October 2026, and pay insurance for basically 10 months in order to avoid a penalty?

I am going to a SHIP class but wondered if anyone had direct experience (not opinions) on this situation?

I am 64 single female. My life absolutely fell apart last year, plummeted to earth, no recovery in sight. Picked up the pieces and in my shock, depression, fear, all of them, I did research in my state of the lowest cost of living areas, and bingo, small unique town in NC with a high retirement population, small town, all the things that I loved of my prior home. It took some wrangling/documentation of what used to be compared to what it is now - and I am probably #1 on the wait list by August. HELPS Nonprofit Law Firm put this bug about public housing in my ear and said "just do it because you may never know when you need it and the wait list can be long". It is not my old life but it is living. I am not delusional about people, there are all kinds of people in all types of conditions, and I keep to myself generally. My Housing Authority--the lady is super sweet but not very communicative. I am terrified. I drive up there every few months just to check in, and she is very sweet. I will be living in a hotel by then with all my stuff in storage, and I am trying not to be scared.

What's life like in small town public housing? How do you make public housing 'home'? (She has none to show me but the neighborhood is nice with all covered porches etc). Just trying to prepare myself. This is not where I thought life would take me, and I am putting up a Can Do attitude because the alternative is grim. I am so lucky

I have Veterans healthcare at the VA (I pay Co-Pays). Once I go on Medicare in August 2026, do I report this to VA billing and then they bill Medicare for visits and prescriptions? I am happy with the VA healthcare system as it is one umbrella. Just wondering how it 'works'. Thank you

u/ADP_official why cant ADP offer customer support for employees???

I no longer have access under my former user id. When I go through identity verification, it is only sent to my former email address which I can not access. I can get through the system and see a long list of former employers that use ADP and when I click on the one I need, goes through the same loop.

App doesnt work. Cleared cache and cookies in all. This is ridiculous.