Scratched by a dog a few weeks ago. It seems like it’s healing OK except there’s red itchy spots forming around the scar. Anything to worry about or no? No pain just itchy additional pictures in comments.
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Scratched by a dog a few weeks ago. It seems like it’s healing OK except there’s red itchy spots forming around the scar. Anything to worry about or no? No pain just itchy additional pictures in comments.

Hi, I am a 39 year-old female, I don’t take any medication’s. A dog jumped up on me and scratched me a few weeks ago. I know the dog personally and she is fully vaccinated. There’s these itchy red bumps forming around the scar and I don’t know what they are or if I should have some reason for concern. Any ideas? Thanks.

u/WhitneyJames — 11 days ago

My son has a learning disability and is getting closer to college age. He works very hard at school and has good grades, he also has a very supportive IEP. Are there any colleges in PA known to be more neurodivergent friendly? Thank you.

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u/WhitneyJames — 2 months ago

One of my clients asked me to do a move out clean for her mother’s apartment. It’s a one bedroom one bath. I’m here and there is tons of junk everywhere! What do I do? What do I charge?

I am feeling frustrated and taking advantage of. A monthly client asked me to do a move out clean for her mother‘s apartment. She said “you won’t even know what to do when you get here, it’s already so clean!”. I guess she was spending time over here getting things cleaned out. Well, I’m here now and there’s clutter, dishes, food in the fridge. See pictures below. I texted her, letting her know this is going to cost quite a bit more because there’s so much stuff here. Honestly, I just want to walk out. I’m totally irritated. What would you do in the situation? What would you charge? This is going to take forever, and that’s before I even get to the Cleaning. She wants me to organize and stage and throw things away. What do I do?

u/WhitneyJames — 2 months ago
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Would you and how much would you charge for this? Rat poop and cat urine basement of current client.

*UPDATE: I’m not doing it. After looking into it more and reading the comments, it’s not worth the risk. I had no idea and I’m sure glad I asked and researched because it absolutely above my experience and ability.

Hi-I have cleaned this particular home for just over a year. A little background…they are hoarders and don’t have great hygiene. The owner was very embarrassed having me in the home on the first visit, they are aware that the house has gotten bad. No judgement from me, I know it’s important to provide this service. The owners are very kind and pays well. I’ve only cleaned the main and upper floors, and at the last visit the owner asked if I would look at the basement and quote her. It’s a lot. They foster cats and one has urinated all over the carpet. There is also rat poop, quite a bit. It’s also very messy. I love cleaning and don’t mind doing this as long as 1) it is safe and 2) it pays very, very well. I would need to invest in very specific cleaners for this, and because of how long the chemicals need to set before being used, it would likely take me 2 trips. I’m learning all about rat poop and how it must be picked up by gloved hands, not a vacuum or broom, to prevent the spread of disease.

Question: should I do this? Is it safe? What would I even charge? I’m in a HCOL area, I’ve cleaned 1-2 times a month here for over a year, the owner is aware of how poor the home condition is and is always very grateful after I come clean.

Thank you.

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u/WhitneyJames — 3 months ago
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Freaking out. I was on the phone and literally walked out with my grocery cart, without paying. I’m halfway home and don’t know what to do. Call the store? Just go back and explain and pay?

UPDATE: I went back to the store, told them what I did, and paid for my stuff. They were nice about it. Feeling relieved! Also, it wasn’t a cart. I walked in with my Aldi reusable bag, and walked out with a few items in it. Still felt like a criminal! Glad I went back and the folks at the store were kind of :)

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u/WhitneyJames — 3 months ago

I’m doing a deep clean for a client. I want to make sure I don’t miss something obvious. What are your top 3 deep cleaning spots & spots that can be overlooked? Thanks!

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u/WhitneyJames — 3 months ago

I need to find help for a loved one dealing with alcoholism. Any help on where to get started in or around Pittsburgh is appreciated. AA, therapy, anything at this point. Thank you.

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u/WhitneyJames — 4 months ago

was at the dog park today (North Park). A man with a camera told me that he worked for the newspaper and had gotten a good photo of me and my dog. He asked for my name and email, and my dogs name. I didn’t question it. Now I’m freaking out. He wasn’t wearing anything with the papers brand on it, just a guy with a camera and notepad. Has anyone ever heard of something like this? I’m worried I gave my information to a scammer or creep.

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u/WhitneyJames — 5 months ago
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Please no judgement. This is new to me and I’m trying my best to navigate this. I spoke with the colorectal nurse today and she saw the initial photos that I shared on here last night. The area looks like this now though. I’m waiting on a call back. Does this look worrisome to anyone besides me? I feel like he needs urgent care but I don’t want to overreact. Thank you for all advice.

u/WhitneyJames — 5 months ago