u/nopicklespleasethx

I'm temporarily staying with my parents at the moment and am stuck using my mum's kitchen equipment. Unfortunately she didn't get the memo that nonstick shouldn't go in the dishwasher, and every single pan has completely lost its coating. I was wondering if following the preheating method for stainless steel pans could do the trick, or if the pan is just useless now? I'm tired of scrubbing a layer of egg after making a scramble :(

Hello :)

I've had to make the difficult decision of leaving Denmark. I've returned to my home country of Czechia and I am currently struggling with the healthcare system. We have a weird hybrid of public and private health insurance, and they are requiring that I prove I was insured while I lived abroad.

I have shown them the letter I received from my Kommune that stated I was indeed insured (the skift af sikringsgruppe one you get when they assign you a GP), but that isn't enough - they also want me to prove that I am no longer in that system. Can I get that in writing somehow? I've printed out my Notification of Change of Address Abroad receipt from the Kommune and I've asked my (former) Danish employer to send me some sort of confirmation of termination, like a P45 in the UK. As far as I understand it, that should be enough, but I also thought that the previous two times I went to the insurance company only to be asked for more stuff. It's frustrating enough getting them to grasp the concept of public healthcare, let alone trying to somehow shoehorn it into their system.

Thanks for any advice you can share!