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That's good. But it sounds like you're hesitant to go see him. Is that just because of transportation? Can your landlord take you? If nothing else, one trip to your GP every 6 months will save you a lot of time and hassle in getting prescriptions from the ER.

Avalon, I'm not sure I understand your doctor situation. Are you seeing only a GP or specialist(s)? How did you find your GP? Have you found him/her to be bored and unhelpful? If so, you need a new one. A good GP will typically refer to good specialists. Check online reviews; you need to be wary of fake reviews, positive and negative, but the general gist is usually right. For specialists, remember that you can find them yourself and ask for a referral. The Castle Connolly list is a good place to start,

Interesting study about fiber and knee arthritis. It's an observation study but still pretty convincing. https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/24/well/eat/high-fiber-diet-tied-to-less-knee-arthritis.html?referer=https://t.co/Hb99JTy8P3

Even if this is true, these women are lowering their requirements for a relationship. They can easily get no strings sex for free, and on their terms. Back in the days of CL an AdultFriendFinder, men on those site would complain that the women on there were all fakes.

He was scared that you'd send the screenshot to Str8UpGayPorn or similar outlets.

In Avalon's defense: If you're dealing with a chronic health problem, you eventually come to a point where you've exhausted the good treatment options, the low hanging fruit. The only options left are risky and/or have effects you don't want. Worse, you might be dealing with providers who aren't as careful as you would like. Then, if you have problems, some future doctor will say, "Oh, it's too bad your doctor/nurse didn't take precautions." At that point, it's really tempting to do nothing and hope the situation gets better. I've read a bunch of journal articles. My concerns are definitely warranted, but I've decided to take the leap and hope it works out. I will ask the doctor to work with me to prevent the recurrence of the issues that happened last time. If not, I'll find another doctor, even if that means paying out of pocket and/or traveling. (I'm in NYC, but the experts in this area are elsewhere.)

Happy birthday to one of my very favorite posters.

After a few bad experiences, I no longer do outcall to clients' homes.

No, but you get a free 24 hours on my OnlyFans.

My good Baron, Porsches are fun but the X5 is more comfortable for my Pomeranian. Surely, my clients would not want him to suffer.

I'm not offended by it, but it's awkward.

That's all right. I welcome charity donations, too.

This tradition dates from a time when very few women worked, and men and women socialized separately. If you tried to do this now, you'd be standing all the time.

I’m a $842,000 a night escort. That’s my rate for overnights. I have a BMW X series on my Amazon wishlist so that men can buy it for me.

I have a tiny travel alarm clock. I have a small cabinet as my bedside table right now, and I need space for books, water bottle, and so on. You have to press the backlight button to see the time at night.

“My fluffy look is a real chick magnet.”

Maybe a get-together at a senior center would work. Avalon barely counts as a senior though.

Guess I'm the only person who thought this was funny.

Would social interaction with a paid care assistant be any better? Let's be honest: Many of them hate their jobs. I agree that the landlord may say "enough" at some point.

It's a pair of black women's panties.

Avalon says he’s paying market or below. But even if he’s paying a little above market, it might be a good deal compared to hiring a new person to assist him. The landlord or his wife is right there 24/7 and willing and able to assist.

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Excellent attitude. I try to think of too much at one time and get overwhelmed.

Yeah, but does Medicare only cover the cheaper walkers? I sometimes end up going cash pay rather than going through my HMO because the insurance makes it a huge hassle or because the out-of-network providers in a particular specialty are much higher quality than the in-network providers.