Oh my good god no

Yes, but they still rely heavily on USPS, especially in more rural areas.

Employer-provided can still get pretty pricey in premiums, especially when insuring a family. The estimated $18k/yr with an ACA plan is $1500/mo, which is not at all out there for employer-provided.

I did not know this and wow, respect through the roof. Infertility fucking *sucks* and that was such a ridiculously kind thing to do.

I can't listen to the song without thinking of

Maybe they'll add to the daily accidents I see at 59 and 610, just for fun!

The real question is if it'll happen on 45 or 290.

Are you fucking kidding me

YUP. My kid has ADHD. Everyone agrees. But since it hasn't been interfering with his grades until recently, he hasn't been officially diagnosed. It's so unbelievably frustrating. I've been fighting to get him the help he needs to succeed for a year and a half.

Have been working on this for a year and a half, it's bullshit. My kid absolutely 100% has ADHD but since, until recently, it hasn't affected his schoolwork or grades at all (because he loves school), he isn't eligible for an official diagnosis or supports in school.

She's not wearing gloves and is handling food with her bare hands. Huge no-no.

If he's supposedly a law professor, I'd be concerned at the quality of students he's teaching, as he said he'd just give that essay an average grade and move on.

And anyway that's all secondary to this being obvious bait to get a trans person fired.

Medical imaging is, by definition, diagnostic. And those full body MRI places are scams.

It's not a thing. Or at least, not a legit thing. There are companies that do private "full body" MRIs that claim they can find all sorts of things, but they're almost entirely scams.