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  • What?

  • Do you mean HIPAA?

  • Can confirm. I will never work directly with insurance on a difficult issue again. My attorney is worth every penny. He's saved me countless hours of time and the endless frustration/desperation that comes with handling insurance agents. He's also saved me a ton of money in the long run (but not the short run!).

    1. Yes, they are. They don't care about their customers, just the premiums they can rake in without paying out on.
    2. Being the person who pays the bills does not and should not grant that person access to another person's medical records, even if that person is a parent. I get that you submitted the authorization in this case, but I am speaking generally in response to your comment which seemed to imply that third parties should be given medical information if they are the ones paying the bill.
  • They raided her home, which she shares with two other people. We don't even know which of the three was the intended target.

    Last Thursday, FBI agents carried boxes out of the home Thao shares with her son and partner.

  • As well they should.

  • The world has known about this genocide for years and we're still barely getting recognition for it from our governments.

  • Theft occurs everywhere.

  • And this is why you have to ask a service associate to get bolt cutters from the back storeroom for you at Lowe's and Home Depot.

  • Nobody is telling people to have children...

    Oh yes, they are. Maybe not in this thread, but in real life.

  • That's the one, thank you.

  • Tenths of a degree are more noticeable in Fahrenheit than in Celsius for the same reason.

  • Slightly under forty, definitely get it.

  • Fortunately for him, Lyme disease isn't so common out west as it is back east.

  • Fahrenheit is superior to Celsius because it's more specific and I will die on this hill. 71F feels different than 72F and yet they're both 22C (for example).

    Metric is better than imperial, though. Obviously.

  • I am curious what a "partial penis amputation" involves.

  • That's even worse than China's 69 (six days, nine hours).

  • The worst is how common it is for them to leave their children by a pool and just assume that whatever random adults are around will be watching their kids.

    Edit: I didn't say that's what happened here. Clearly, it's not. That doesn't change that what I said above is super common.

  • That's not really commenting on my point, which is that these places also have gun cultures. The US is not unique in that.