Got my FJO today but didn't really have locations I was desiring. I know people get shit for this but I really wanted to go up north. However I'm thinking of Texas as an option now. Here's my list if anyone has some insight on good places to go https://imgur.com/a/J4ggtne
Super stoked to have finally gotten through this process. I really wanted Colville, WA but I don't see it on the list.
I see I can click "I don't want any of these locations", but I'm afraid I will get even worse ones. I've also heard you can request a one time call and possibly get a more desirable location? How do you do that? Thanks in advance.
I've been doing this job for about 2 months. I am lucky enough to work for a DSP that doesn't force you to do rescues, but will almost always ask you in varying ways (sometimes try to pressure you) to help out with a rescue when you're done. I always say no and they seem a little upset after I decline.
But the thing is, I wouldn't be busting my routes out so fast if I was interested in doing a rescue. I knock it out quick because I wanna go home lol. I generally feel bad when I say no, and I'm worried they're going to start specifically assigning me bad routes or something.
I played hardcore between 2012-2018. Since then have for the most part been casual. But was high diamond for most the time I played a lot. Anyone else in the same boat?
Has anyone gone through this? I've been sitting with every single portion of the application as "passed" except medical for months now. Finally got news today I need to get a pulmonary function test done, as well as have my doctor fill out some info.
My only problem is I'm not sure how to get the Pulmonary test done or go to the doctor because I currently don't have insurance and definitely can't pay much out of pocket ...
I workout 5-6 days a week and have for years, as well as do cardio, and never need to use my rescue inhaler. Although I do use a maintenance inhaler twice a day. But I know I'm cut out for the job...
I'm just looking for advice because I'm not sure what to do for this since I don't have insurance. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
I'm pretty excited to start driving, and I just finished my orientation... But only 1 uniform is kind of rough. Especially when I know I'll be sweating a lot. So am I just expected to do laundry 5 times a week?
Around 2 years ago, I noticed that whatever pair of shoes I'd wear, it felt like my arch is being shoved into my shoe on every shoe I wear. Especially on my left foot. I've tried countless different shoes as well as insoles. Some days it is way worse than other days. I've gone to multiple doctors as well as PT with not much help.
I used to be able to wear any type of shoes with no problems. I had a very physical job for several years and I always hated the feeling of my shoes being loose at all, so I would always lace them extremely tight and I feel like that contributed to this problem. Also, a few months after this foot problem started, I began having a lot of knee pain. At first just in my left knee, but now as well in my right. I notice on days that my shoes feel especially "wrong" that my knee hurts more as well. I feel unstable just standing still on some days.
My arches still look intact and my feet don't appear flat. I am currently wearing gel-kayanos but they don't seem to help much, however I guess they're slightly better than neutral shoes or vans like I used to wear.
Mainly I am just looking for any advice at all, whether that is on what I should do, any exercises or types of shoes to try. As well as what this problem could possibly be, because I've gotten no help from doctors. Thank you.