Amanda is effortlessly elegant in everything she wears. She has style, even when dressed for weeding. She has that undefineable grace that sets her apart from most other chatelaines, while Philip always looks and acts like a head.
Funny thing is....SNORTS HAS NO PEERS!!!!!
Thanks but we did use my large BMI, my HTN and borderline diabetes. The prescription was for Monjaro which does not have to have diabetes as a reason to prescribe. I have heard that here in the states, many insurance companies follow Medicare guidelines and consider weight loss drugs simply "cosmetic" in nature. Drugs and insurance costs are absolutely ridiculous here!!!
Yeah but….YAWN…..
Most insurances in the USA follow Medicare rules as a baseline. I have Caremark and much to my surprise they didn’t bat an eye at either Ozempic or Mounjaro. Ozempic worked for about six months for me then pegged out so we switched to Mounjaro with continuing good effect. Doc says very few companies are covering it still. Best friend has it covered through Medicaid of all things.
What happened to the puppy?
I think Lancelot has been deceased for a longer amount of time than was shared
Here where we have a national healthcare system that is heavily subsidised, I think it's governments not wanting an initial outlay. People with diabetes get drugs, dialysis and other related problems all paid for by the government. There is also funding for stomach sleeve surgery - not available willy nilly but still available for a certain number of people each year. Surly it's cheaper to pay for Ozempic.True, but the politician’s corporate minders want it that way. After all, there is no profit in a cure.
I agree with you about cost, it's truly terrifying. Just last week I was partially laid off, about 30 others were fully laid off. What it means for me is I'm still employed 3 hrs per day but don't have enough hours to keep benefits. I'm currently in "talks" with the powers that be to pay out all of my PTO plus keep benefits.
I thought they were grapefruit spoons. My mother had some. Broiled grapefruit, yummy.Prolly because his grandparents owned some @Jeeves !!!
Alas, Tattlers, I fear I may be on the receiving end of some crap, as my mum rang me yesterday to tell me her cousins dropped some of my recently departed great-aunts' "treasures" off at her house, and did I want her "pew-ah" pitcher and tray? (I was laughing so hard- "Mum, do you mean 'pewter'?" "That is what I said- pew-ah. What is wrong with you? Why is that funny? No matter, you will receive a large box in the post very soon, whether you like it or not.") While I have successfully managed to evade so many "precious family heirlooms" with smooth talking (looking at you, Hummel collection that has been split between my cousins' baby children), I couldn't stop laughing long enough to talk her out of it (and Mr. T Rex said I needed to get outside to help him move the boathouse furniture due to the storm surge.). SMH. I am doomed. I will now dread every post delivery!
All of the grapefruit spoons I’ve ever seen had a serrated edge to remove the fruit from the rind. But I suppose in a sophisticated setting, the grapefruit would be pre-sliced in the rind so one would only need to scoop it out. I wonder if they know that?
All of the grapefruit spoons I’ve ever seen had a serrated edge to remove the fruit from the rind. But I suppose in a sophisticated setting, the grapefruit would be pre-sliced in the rind so one would only need to scoop it out. I wonder if they know that?
Oh poor Rexy....... you have lost your sense of Adventure !!!!!!
