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i caught COVID March 31, 2022 after leaving the ER for a POTS episode. my infection left me bedridden for 6~ weeks. my POTS is worse, i’ve developed MCAS, and my already chronic pain has worsened.
since my initial infection, i have become incredibly isolated. this is partially due to physical limitations/a lack of desire to push myself as well as having to take time off from grad school because of a lack of safety measures and my inability to properly take care of myself during school. i may try a new treatment in May that could give me more hope, but right now—especially with my anniversary looming—i can’t help but feel like my life has been ripped away from me.
i know the people im close to think maybe i should start opening myself up to life outside of my apartment again. Since rates have been improving in new york im considering it, but i know i cannot emotionally handle a second infection. almost nothing is worth that risk to me. and i feel like my isolation has quietly destroyed my friendships with people i don’t live with. when i look at my life right now i feel like it’s gone, squandered and unsalvageable. but also thinks look like they could improve in a month. so i want to hope this is like the trough of a wave and i will feel better soon. but 1 year is bleak milestone.
what has helped you cope emotionally with long covid and the effects it’s had on your life? especially as time has gone on

I have a modem from my ISP in the basement that I can't configure or replace. It has 2 outgoing ethernet cables, one to the living room (ground floor) and one to the office (attic).
In the living room I have a router that provides the wi-fi and multiple devices are connected by cable (TV, game console, ...).
The wi-fi signal is not strong enough for the home office.
What would be my best options for best results both in the general living area as in the home office?
I don't mind replacing the router if it benefits the setup.
Some help with configuration is appreciated. I know my way around computers, but networking is not my forte.

So I started abusing adderal in 2019. It was never an issue though because I took care of my responsibilities- took care of my child, went to work, paid the bills etc. It did eventually become an issue though - it completely changed my personality, put me into the deepest depression (that I still can’t get out of), made me an inattentive parent. But I still went to work and was able to provide for my family. I lost most of my friends within the last year and burned bridges with my family because adderall turned me into a raging psycho. I had to resign from my job last week because otherwise i was going to be fired for forging a doctors signature on a form for FMLA. My mom is going after guardianship of my child because she says I’m unstable. I also have to find a new apartment by April 30th, which I don’t think I will be able to do without proof of income and less than $1000 in the bank. I don’t really know where to go from here? I’ve been applying for jobs but I’m a teacher, and resigning in the middle of the year looks REALLY bad. If I can’t find an apartment do I just try and live in my car? Or a homeless shelter? I never thought I would be homeless so this is all new to me. I went to rehab twice within the last 5 months but still can’t kick my adderall addiction. What do people do when they lose everything? What are the next steps? Is it even possible to turn this around? Is it even worth trying? Any advice would be appreciated!

I'm (28 from New Jersey) looking to go out and meet people. If you're around my age from New Jersey (NJ), Delaware (DE), Maryland (MD), Pennsylvania (PA), or New York (NY) and would like to meet and get to know each other send me a message! I'm looking to meet outside maybe at a park for now but if we get along well we can maybe go on some adventures and take a bus or train ride. If you like long walks and hiking that's a bonus too!
Gender doesn't matter.
Please be between 21 and 38 years of age.
Let's get to know each other and have a nice time!

I'm (28 from New Jersey) looking to go out and meet people. If you're around my age from New Jersey (NJ), Delaware (DE), Maryland (MD), Pennsylvania (PA), or New York (NY) and would like to meet and get to know each other send me a message! I'm looking to meet outside maybe at a park for now but if we get along well we can maybe go on some adventures and take a bus or train ride. If you like long walks and hiking that's a bonus too!
Gender doesn't matter.
Please be between 21 and 38 years of age.
Let's get to know each other and have a nice time!

I'm (28 from New Jersey) looking to go out and meet people. If you're around my age from New Jersey (NJ), Delaware (DE), Maryland (MD), or Pennsylvania (PA) and would like to meet and get to know each other send me a message! I'm looking to meet outside maybe at a park for now but if we get along well we can maybe go on some adventures and take a bus or train ride. If you like long walks and hiking that's a bonus too!
Gender doesn't matter.
Please be between 21 and 38 years of age.
Let's get to know each other and have a nice time!

Dental implants are a popular and effective way to replace missing teeth. If you're considering getting dental implants from a dentist in York, one of the most common questions you may have is how long it takes for the implants to heal.
The healing time for dental implants can vary depending on a number of factors. In general, it takes around three to six months for the implants to fully heal and fuse with the jawbone. This process is called osseointegration, and it is important because it ensures that the implant is securely anchored in the jawbone.
During the healing period, it's important to follow your dentist's instructions for caring for your implants. This may include avoiding hard or sticky foods and taking care to keep the implant site clean.
Your dentist may also recommend follow-up appointments to monitor the healing process and ensure that the implant is integrating properly.
While it can be frustrating to wait several months for your implants to fully heal, the end result is worth it. Dental implants are a durable and long-lasting solution for missing teeth, and with proper care, they can last for many years. If you're considering dental implants, be sure to discuss the healing process with your dentist so that you know what to expect.

I'm (28 from New Jersey) looking to go out and meet people. If you're around my age from New Jersey (NJ), Delaware (DE), Maryland (MD), Pennsylvania (PA), or New York (NY) and would like to meet and get to know each other send me a message! I'm looking to meet outside maybe at a park for now but if we get along well we can maybe go on some adventures and take a bus or train ride. If you like long walks and hiking that's a bonus too!
Gender doesn't matter.
Please be between 21 and 38 years of age.
Let's get to know each other and have a nice time!

Here is the Steve Madden Discount Code Reddit
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I know having the Enemy Balance card is good for farming (more enemies, more critical coins, easy). Is it worth having for tournaments or trying to get milestones? Does the extra cash from both the card itself and the enemies you kill help when going for longer games and higher round counts, or would it be better to drop that card to leave the slot open?

I thought I'd be dead before I ever lived,
My elegy nothing but a list of what ifs.
So close to being alive, not quite, but almost,
Being too different was like being a living ghost.
What’s a beating heart and lungs that breathe,
If you’re invisible, and separated from the living?
A cage of fear, my mind made,
But refused me a key, so there I stayed.
It's the glass box out of which I could see, But never leave.
A sentencing from which there’d been no reprieve.
Until.
If angels exist, one day one brushed past me,
At that moment, some unknown force grasped me
One look into her almond eyes,
And I felt my apathy shrivel up and die.
I had to be free, nothing else mattered,
My glass walls had to be cleaved, I would’ve died to have them shattered.
I knew immediately that everything had changed,
Once I confidently asked her name.
No stutter, no paralysis,
No shaking, no over analysis.
I asked her out,
A rebel cry against my own doubt.
Later at her door, it opened and so did I,
Struggling to contain what I felt at such at such a perfect sight.
As we spoke, I took my first breath in years,
Getting to know her mind was worth 2 lifetimes of tears.
With time and with magnetic force, our souls converged,
With the gravity of a galaxy, our minds began to merge.
Our lives drew our hands together, then our lips,
Our days became poetry, our moments became bliss.
Death’s promised kiss never would’ve tempted me before,
Had I known that underneath the layers, life was hiding this and more.
Our inside jokes and knowing glances, would have been buried in paths unexplored,
If I stayed on a familiar shore, my boat safely moored.
One night as we laid on our backs outside,
With our magnetized hearts and eyes to the sky,
I told her she brought me back to life,
To which she tells me, so did I.
It’s true, she did, in the span of a minute,
That’s how long I spent in this lovely fantasy isn’t it?
I close my eyes before returning to reality,
Where I turn in fear from the beautiful stranger before me.

Does wild world from the virtual console eshop play that well on wii u? Want to play some sort of animal crossing game on wii u and wild world is one that really popped out to me, worth picking up in the next 5 days before I can never get it again?

In India, ancestral property is defined under the Hindu Succession Act, 1956, an act that applies to Hindus, Sikhs, Jains, and Buddhists. According to the Act, ancestral property refers to any property that is inherited from four generations of male ancestors.
It is important to note that the term ancestral property is specific to Hindu law and may not apply to other religions or legal systems. In addition, the definition and legal implications of ancestral property may vary depending on the jurisdiction and the specific laws governing inheritance in that region.
To elaborate on the above, an ancestral property is a term used in law to refer to property that has been passed down from four or more generation to generation within a family typically through the male lineage. An individual gets the right in ancestral property by birth. Typically, ancestral property refers to property that has been inherited. In general, ancestral property is considered to be property that has been held within a family for four or more generations and has not been divided or sold off. To qualify as ancestral property, the property should have been acquired by a common ancestor, and it should have remained undivided, unsold and unpartitioned throughout subsequent generations. When and if this property is partitioned then each person should get their separate equal share.
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Consider this: In case your great grandfather had an ancestral property, it would pass on to your grandfather after his death. It will pass on to your father and his siblings after your grandfather’s demise. However, in a similar situation where your great grandfather has an ancestral property, it would pass on to your grandfather after his death, but, your grandfather decides to divides the property among his children. In such a scenario, the property is no more considered as ancestral.
It’s also worth noting that while ancestral property may be passed down through male lineage in India, there are legal provisions that allow for female heirs to claim a share of the property under certain circumstances. For example, the Hindu Succession Act of 1956 allows for daughters to have equal inheritance rights as sons in ancestral property, regardless of when the property was acquired.
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Hello everyone, Growing up, my family ran a carpet cleaning business. My father was able to teach me the value of hard work by dragging me along every damn day to jobs. I grew immensely from this. I learned to talk with people, answer phones, knock on doors, work hard, work late, work early, and, most importantly, I developed weird hobby of collecting vacuums. I will never ever in a million years be able to express my gratitude to him for taking on a shy teen, and treating him as a partner. One fateful day, after I was married and working for my state. My dad offered me his business franchise. I understood it was going through a rough few years, but I also knew it well enough to make it work. Ultimately I told him I didn't want it, and that he shouldn't renew his Chem-Dry franchise. At the time this seemed like the best option because I have a state job and I enjoy the safety net of knowing when my next payday is going to hit my bank. Fast forward a few years and my dad works with me now for the state, and he makes more than he once did. (Good for him) Yet I've been digging around and decided to start my own carpet cleaning business. I don't want to do a Chem-Dry franchise, even though I really trust their products and cleaning process. It's the business model that sucks, because on top of franchise fees, owners have a yearly product purchase requirement despite success. In addition to that, each franchise is "independently owned and operated" meaning the owner picks charging rates... couple this with the fact that in large operating areas there can be several franchises fighing for business all charging different prices for the same quality of service. I'm starting my own thing. I've found suppliers and talked with them, I've tested products and found what I like. I've done pricing checks with competitors, and, I've developed advertising strategies for early business rollout and for years 2 and 3. My mistake was not realizing I truly want to be my own boss. This leads to my greatest weakness, I have no idea how to start. I understand an LLC will be the best choice for me, that said, how do I start one? I read so much stuff online about it, but I get mixed messages. Some sites say its rough, others say its easy. I'm leaning towards paying someone like legal zoom to start it for me. Is that even worth it? If so, what's the process look like?
Thank you so much for your advice and answers in advance.

i received the presidential’s scholarship in addition to a few others, bringing my coa down to $30,000 per year all in. i’m an advertising/marketing major from another state that wants to work in fashion, so the location + internship opportunities within the city are what’s really drawing me. however, i haven’t heard great things about the school overall, but also haven’t heard much about my major within lubin so it’s hard to tell if the education quality + opportunities will be satisfactory with what i’m looking for. just here to ask for some insight, wondering if it’s worth it to attend if all else fails.

Context: I was travelling from Wayanad to Bangalore and got to hear that my friends dad passed away. I had to rush to Bangalore so that I can pick him up and come back. I reached satellite bus stand by 1 am and an Auto driver told he will drop me at Hoodi for 650 bucks.
Considering the high-tense situation I’m in, I didn’t even negotiate and agreed. He was talking fluent Tamil and he requested 50 rs extra upon arrival. I G-paid 700 to him but he showed his phone and mentioned that he didn’t receive it yet. Frantically, I gave cash and requested him to send it back to me once he gets and he agreed.
It’s been more than a month that I am calling to his number. He talks in Kannada, says that person is not here. I reached out to bank and they confirmed that the amount was debited into the receivers account. They asked me to share the receivers statement and I’m trying to request that but he’s not answering or saying that person is not here. Today I told him that I will file police complaint (in Tamil) for which he immediately responded in Kannada saying (Hogi)
Not boasting but I’m in general a very kind person and charitable. I always give extra and this is so frustrating. 700 is too much to loose. I also respect local populace and try speaking Kannada as much as possible.
Lesson learnt: Never every pay to an auto driver using Google pay. I think he gave his friends number and charged me twice - once digitally and once as hard cash.

I’m about to graduate college and it’s just freaking me out how fast time is going by. I miss the way things used to be. Even if it sucked a lot of the time.
In high school, I had ride or die friends and we’d get up to all sorts of dumb shit and we didn’t care about anything. We would go to shows and get in trouble and drink with older people. We’d spend every day together running around the city we live in. It feels like another life. The only cares we had were if a boy liked us back.
Or in elementary school my mom would make me Nutella waffles and drive me to the bus stop and kiss my cheek. Or even my dad as he shouted at us from the sideline to play better during basketball when we were seven years old only for him to lose his shit when we scored a point.
I miss not having to worry or care or fear. I miss not looking at my parents and immediately being reminded how they are getting old. I miss my brother having his room next to mine and being 30 seconds away, not 500 miles. I miss being so close with my friends who I now send 1-2 texts to every few months.
Seriously how the hell do people do this. It makes me so depressed thinking about how things will never be the same. I’ll never share a roof with my family again or spend 5 nights in a row at my friends house just cause. I just found new friends and now am about to have to start all over again.
I just miss the way it used to be.

Colorado - posting here because i haven't recieved anything but I wanted to get some advice to know if I should expect anything.
I had an llc I started in 2017 for what ended up being a failed business and i stopped using it only a few months after opening it. I didn't file the periodic reports, lots of reasons/excuses but that's the truth, and it became delinquent. I dissolved the llc today when I finally got over my anxiety to do so. It says voluntarily dissolved. My questions are:

• should I expect any fees for not filing any periodic reports? It's been years and I'm willing to pay just want to know what I'm looking at. I admit I was dumb.
  
• I don't have any documentation regarding the loss of money because I was stupid. I also never said i made additional income from this. Will this cause any issue?
  
• is this worth consulting a lawyer before/if i recieve anything?
  
• I haven't filed taxes for the llc specifically because I didn't make money and was under the impression I would just file it under myself. Do I need to consult an accountant or someone similar to get this sorted out? are there any repercussions for this I should be expecting?
  

I'm sorry for the jumbled train of thought and appreciate any help.

I spent a month talking to a girl I really liked, who presumably really liked me. We'd spend hours together playing WoW and talking, it was a lot of fun. We'd called each other "babe" and "baby" and talked about the future, all kinds of cute and sweet things.
As I helped her more and more in game, she started talking to me less and less. It's now been 3 days since I've heard her voice, and we literally didn't even play together today at all, despite her promising we'd spend time together today last night and earlier in the evening tonight. It's worth noting the timing - last night I helped her finish the last of her major goal in the game (getting all of her +20 keystones finished, if you're familiar with the game).
I've asked her multiple times if she just wants to be friends, which I would've been okay with at first, but she'd always insisted that she "liked" me. I don't know if she was afraid I'd stop helping her if the potential of us being together wasn't there, but I would've stayed friends with her regardless. But now I don't think I even want to talk to her again.
I'm so sick of being so disposable to people. All I am is my material worth to everyone around me. Whatever good they can extract from me is all they care about, and once they've gotten what they want, they just throw me away like a piece of garbage. It feels so awful. I hate the way I feel. I hate the way people treat me. It's just not fair.

Investing in fixed income has never been so tricky. After a period of muted returns, fixed income investors are offered higher bond yields, but investors are faced with a fundamental question—is it the right time to build a fixed-income portfolio? What if bond yields go up further?
A key element we need to understand regarding the fixed income market is–we are nearing the peak interest rates in the economy. Let us understand this in a systematic way:
Peaking of interest rates
The Covid-19 pandemic changed the investment landscape a lot in a brief period of time. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) cut the repo rate by 140 basis points between February and May 2020 to stimulate the economy. These cuts pulled down bond yields. Interest rates remained unattractive. Thereafter, supply side bottlenecks aggravated by geopolitical issues resulted in inflationary pressures across the globe. Central banks across the globe focused on reining-in inflation. Inflation shot higher than the upward acceptable limit of 6%. To deal with this, the RBI increased repo rate by 250 basis points over a period of time.
Repo rate, which touched 4% in April 2020, rose significantly by 250 basis points to 6.50%. However, now, things are changing slowly. In recent weeks, inflation has come down in most parts of the world. There is an expectation of an economic slowdown as well. The Indian economy may not go through a recessionary phase like its developed market counterparts. But it may see some slowdown in some segments of the economy.
Generally speaking, the central bank’s monetary policy has twin objectives—to target inflation as well as stimulate economic growth. Central banks generally walk a tightrope as they have to maintain balance. Lowering interest rates may lead to higher growth and higher inflation. And increasing interest rates may lead to lower inflation and lower economic growth. In this context, to ensure growth, the RBI may not increase interest rates for some time. Most market experts point out that we are nearing a rate hike cycle. Though the RBI has not officially changed its stance to neutral from ‘withdrawing of accommodation’, bond yields in the secondary market indicate that we are nearing the peak interest rates in the economy.
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Staying flat
Now, let us understand the other side of the story. There may be a few investors who may be worried about interim volatility. A pertinent question which may be weighing on their minds may be: What if interest rates go up further? And this is a valid concern. It is important to understand that no one can spot a peak of bond yields. It is possible only in hindsight. There is a possibility of a rate hike in the next monetary policy. A sudden spike in inflation such as the one reported for January 2023 may rattle bond markets. In tandem, yields too may move up across maturities. But the broad trend indicates that we are nearing the peak.
The RBI may keep the repo rate unchanged for longer than expected. There may be bouts of volatility. Smart investors should capitalize on such volatile phases and spikes in yields by investing in well-managed portfolios. Such a staggered approach works in favour of investors as it will help them average out their yield on the portfolio. Each time yield spikes, there will be some mark-to-market losses on a fixed income’s portfolio. But they are worth taking. Investors staying out of the market hoping for volatility to go down are exposed to the risk of investing too late. Such investors may walk in only after yields go down considerably, which may not be remunerative at all.
What you can do?
In the context of these facts, fixed income investors will have to analyse current bond yields. Current yields are attractive and as inflation is expected to come down, investors too should pocket positive real returns (nominal return minus inflation) on their bond investments.
Investors can consider locking in their money at this juncture. Current yields-to-maturities of bond fund portfolios indicate attractive accrual income for conservative investors. It makes sense to remain invested and stagger incremental investments in bond funds to pocket accrual income and further benefit from any downward movement in bond yields. Importantly, investors should ideally select schemes with duration that matches their holding period.
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