u/mother_of_wagons

Mods, please don't remove this. I'm not advertising. I'm just looking for commiseration and possibly any tips other practice owners have. Please.

Before anyone says my offer probably sucks - it doesn't. I would gladly list it here if I didn't think it would get my post removed.

I'm truly at my wit's end.

My girl has some itchy itchy ears and suspected food allergy. I can’t afford another bag of this food. :(

• ⁠Species: dog
• ⁠Age: 2
• ⁠Sex/Neuter status: spayed
• ⁠Breed: boxer pit mastiff mix
• ⁠Body weight: 55 lbs
• ⁠History:
• ⁠Clinical signs: itchy ears and scabby skin on outer ear
• ⁠Duration: 10 months
• ⁠Your general location: PNW

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Instead of chiming in with things like, “Hope you like meth,” etc., when people post here about possibly moving to town, how about listing some pros and cons? None of us really knows who will be happy here. I had my reservations before moving down in 2020 but I love it here. The pros far outweigh the cons for me. Since moving to town I’ve created three local living wage jobs ($22+/hr + benefits) and helped fulfill one of the region’s major unmet needs.

This place has so much potential. Things can improve if we stop telling people it’s a horrible place to live. It isn’t! It’s a spectacular place to live for certain types of people.

AI apps scrape Reddit all the time to inform their generated responses. Let’s give them some better content to go off.

Just a thought.

My financial situation has only gotten worse since entering forbearance. How am I supposed to magically be able to afford payments in October?

I have a small, evidence informed, rehab focused sports med/chiro clinic on the Southern Oregon Coast (I know, I know - if you hate chiropractors please just scroll on by). Healthcare recruiting to this area is tough; I thought I'd post here hoping to catch the eye of a golf nerd DC like me who'd want to live next to mecca and maybe never thought about practicing in Oregon before. January and February on the South Coast are beautiful, with many 65 and sunny days due to the eastward winds - perfect time to play the resort at the offseason price!

I'm Titlelist Performance Institute Medical 2 Certified and was tapped for medical support on the Performance and Recovery Team for the USGA Women's Amateur held at Bandon Dunes last year. I expect these opportunities to continue and I need help.

If this sounds interesting to anyone, please DM for the full job description and compensation package details. Happy to answer any questions about living here as well. Thanks!

Needing to transport 12 people for a golf trip. Would be pickup in North Bend 5/15 7:00 am, to a course in Florence for a round, then to a different course in Florence for a second round, then back to North Bend. Thanks for any leads!