cardinal
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September 22, 2025 at 9:27 PM
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I also want to note than I’m a regular person. I have a 9-5. I do live with my partner, so another income helps. I have $300 in savings, and the reality is that I will probably empty that in a week or two. I absolutely get the risk. I’d be lying if I didn’t say I was scared
April 26, 2025 at 11:55 PM
I also want to note than I’m a regular person. I have a 9-5. I do live with my partner, so another income helps. I have $300 in savings, and the reality is that I will probably empty that in a week or two. I absolutely get the risk. I’d be lying if I didn’t say I was scared
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Another example is, “Good news. Your tests are all normal.” We explain that this might not be viewed as “good news” to a patient who still feels sick. An alternative is, “The tests we have run so far are not showing any abnormalities, and the good news is we have excluded certain conditions”
Another example is, “Good news. Your tests are all normal.” We explain that this might not be viewed as “good news” to a patient who still feels sick. An alternative is, “The tests we have run so far are not showing any abnormalities, and the good news is we have excluded certain conditions”
March 21, 2025 at 12:54 PM
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Another example is, “Good news. Your tests are all normal.” We explain that this might not be viewed as “good news” to a patient who still feels sick. An alternative is, “The tests we have run so far are not showing any abnormalities, and the good news is we have excluded certain conditions”
Another example is, “Good news. Your tests are all normal.” We explain that this might not be viewed as “good news” to a patient who still feels sick. An alternative is, “The tests we have run so far are not showing any abnormalities, and the good news is we have excluded certain conditions”
if you're hearing them, that is a good sign! i usually don't see them until late spring/early summer, later mornings, eating ants on the ground with sparrows. they blend in with them pretty well, except for those flashes of red & yellow. also check trees nearby where they nest! good luck!!
April 15, 2025 at 5:09 PM
if you're hearing them, that is a good sign! i usually don't see them until late spring/early summer, later mornings, eating ants on the ground with sparrows. they blend in with them pretty well, except for those flashes of red & yellow. also check trees nearby where they nest! good luck!!