u/imaginearagog

I’ve struggled with chronic fatigue and idiopathic hypersomnia since I was a teen. My labs came back “normal” (20 ng/mL) but one day I asked my doctor if I could take iron supplements to get to optimal levels and she said I could. I not only have more energy, but I am actually happier and more motivated. Obviously, this isn’t going to apply to everyone with chronic fatigue, but it’s crazy how long I’ve been dealing with this when the answer was so straightforward.

I just applied for Missouri Medicaid (because I just moved here) and the insurance waiver for my university is due in 2 weeks. I don’t imagine I’ll have Medicaid approved by then. If I accept my school’s insurance, then get approved by Medicaid, can I cancel my school’s insurance? Could I get a refund for the first month?

We had a flood in the basement and the COREtec LVP, which has cork attached to it, grew mold (I’m assuming, due to the smell). Is there any way to salvage any of the affected LVP so we don’t have to buy as much flooring? If I soak the boards in hydrogen peroxide and let them dry in the sun, do you think they’d be okay? Or should I just accept that the entire floor will need to be replaced?