Complaining the whole time is at least as good for the mental health as the walk itself. When you run out of bitching about the walk you can go on to bitching about the rest of your fucking life.
It's sunny where I live but I need to stay home for other reasons. I finally got an under-desk treadmill and put it facing a window, with the option of watching my laptop screen. The desktop serves the purpose of being grabbable if I lose balance. Not only don't I have to face the elements, I don't give a shit what I look like. Sweaty af, no bra, old holey clothing, flabby old sagging skin, no worries. No uneven pavement either. I've never found exercise to do a damn thing for my mental health, but it's necessary for physical health. And at least I'm not worried about twisting an ankle a mile from home.
Supposedly the dude took a bus from Atlanta.
DC is just as travel-friendly, probably cheaper
Also less chance of hitting an innocent rat
Ask for the real Sudafed. The little red ones say 4-6 hours, but one lasts me all day and minimizes side effects. They work quickly enough that you don't need to get ahead of your symptoms, you can wait until you feel you need more.
Generic Guaifenesin syrup, ask the pharmacist. It's OTC but sometimes it's behind the counter
Good for MA. Hoping it doesn't become moot because of a national ban on trans care. Bullies always start with the most vulnerable.
You're assuming doctors will make their decisions based on the legitimate medical needs of their patients.
But hospital policies are often chosen for other reasons, such as ensuring all bills get paid in full, and no lawsuits are filed by anyone who has enough lawyers to win.
Those policies can put a doctor's employment and/or license in jeopardy.
Doctors are already choosing to let women die rather than get in trouble for doing medically necessary abortions.
Will they cut anesthesia short and hope they can finish sewing in time? Unlikely, but not nonzero.
If it was just peeing, maybe he was trying to get home to the loo.
But add in the drunk driving, lost my sympathy.
Wait, he'd done a hit-and-run crash!?
Jail time!
He can have a nice clean pair of orange pants.
"In 2023, she made $21.9 million." (Wikipedia)
Noticed the Connecticut exemption, must be a law there. I'll take "laws you wouldn't think could be necessary" for $400, Alex. Guess we better get California working on that as well.
I'd say any surgery without anesthesia is hurting more than a little bit. What are we, Gaza?
I feel like we need another picture from the driver's perspective