In the garden, and RAIN!!! (2)

POSTED BY: SIGNYM
UPDATED: Tuesday, September 15, 2026 21:15
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Speedy thing?

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I'm not trusting it, because I trust nothing until it happens, but it looks like my health insurance isn't going anywhere.

Looks like my health insurance is actually better than it was before. I'll have to talk to my dentist and optometrist to see what that means on their end too because it looks like if I had this classification when I got my dentures they would have been free. With my realignment that's about $5000 I wouldn't have had to pay out of pocket in pre-Joe Bidenflation money.

I'm not dicking around though. Especially not in my state. Going to find me some way of making at least $600 a month by January so somebody doesn't pull the rug out from under me after telling me that they can't take it away from me now. Jack could use a jolt to the bank account and a day or two per week out of the house anyhow. Just got to find a place that only wants help on weekends or something. I'll do holidays too!

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Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
Speedy thing?

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Seizures can be triggered by looking at flickering lights, or objects passing by at a particular speed. In fact, a normal part of testing for seizures is to shine a strobe light on pt's face and run thru a set of frequencies while watching the EEG.

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I'm sorry BRENDA. It must be difficult to have to be so careful so often. I hope your neuro has an answer.

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Out soon. Not sure if I need a jacket or not. Still with the zippy thing. Very bad.

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Originally posted by SignyM:

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Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
Speedy thing?

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Seizures can be triggered by looking at flickering lights, or objects passing by at a particular speed. In fact, a normal part of testing for seizures is to shine a strobe light on pt's face and run thru a set of frequencies while watching the EEG.

*****
I'm sorry BRENDA. It must be difficult to have to be so careful so often. I hope your neuro has an answer.

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Yup, I hate the strobe light when I have to go for an EEG. It is hard and tiring. Not long till the neuro. Thursday in fact. My regular doc figures one of my meds will have to go up.

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Okay, every so often you get double time in right corner on posts.

Oh, well. All done including carpet combed.

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