The books have even more and it's way more explicit. The narrator for the audiobook has a nice, deep voice too.

I did this a little while ago and spurted blood all over my bedsheets. I do subcutaneous injections, so I never thought I'd see that. I was fine after applying pressure.
Your dose should be fine, though.

We are told we can't have a fareless transit system because it would mean service cuts, so they raise the fares higher and then slash the service anyway. We need to move away from fares as a funding mechanism.

Omg do you have a deviated septum too???

Why's that?

Good

I know it is in Washington state, but there's a weird loophole regarding their enforcement (like if you have out of state insurance through an employer) so if it's illegal federally.... that would help.

For example, if my insurance denied coverage for a double mastectomy and a hysterectomy and specifically cited their policy of not covering "transgender services".... would that be illegal?

Since some people have questioned whether this really happened—or whether such a policy actually exists—here's an auto-generated transcript (with errors) from the voicemail canceling our reservation, and a sign posted next to the front desk when we arrived.