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Do you sleep good at night knowing you cut off 30-45 minutes of family time thanks to causing a 3 mile long traffic jam?
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The second McMahon gets hired somewhere else,


Shaq letting us know tGeneral will return

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He never was introduced to the men's basketball fans, but he kissed Kim's arse ! As a man's basketball season ticket holder I will never support the girls basketball after what they did to Dale Brown ! The girls basketball is nothing but a money pit my same seats a $400 more for men's women need to pay up or shut it down!!!!!


Dale's name should be ripped off the floor.

He wasted more talent than Les Miles and is part of the reason the program has been mostly trash the last 25 years
My wife and I rotate who gets to go before work.

When its my turn, I'm usually up at 3:30 and at the gym between 4-4:15 similar to you.

I usually do cream of rice (its a little more quick acting than oatmeal) two servings of a chocolate flavored protein powder and a half serving of peanut butter.

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It will be lucky to win one more conference game, at home vs Oklahoma on Feb 28


Oklahoma is mich better than their sec record indicates. They win by 10
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I'm looking in to going the online route. Any recommendations?


I've used Morph Wellness in the past.

Now I just go to a local health/wellness clinic every 6 months and they send my HRT off to a compounding pharmacy that mails it to my doorstep.
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McMahon was not a bad contract. This is bullshite hindsight.


Giving a coach a 7 year contract isn't bad?

If he gave a normal fricking contract McMahon would be up at the end of this year
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Nah I’m good. In fact, I hope he loses in blowout fashion for the rest of his games.


I actually got a nice kick of the Arky guards playing rock paper scissors for free throws


Jordy's interview with Verge

Came off as if he really didn't care about basketball sucking right now because boosters have donor fatigue after the football situation.

Maybe Shaq can donate a few mill to send McMahon packing
Just looked at their website, did not find a single item I would wear or spend $100 on, much less for the prices they had listed
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Yes. But his clinic staff is stocked with hot arse, so it's not as bad as it sounds.


Traveling weekly to a clinic to get a shot you can do at home is absolutely as bad as it sounds.

Assuming you are on Test C, you would be better off splitting the dose and doing it twice weekly anyway

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Immunizations are covered, colonoscopies are covered, mammograms are covered, labs are covered, tobacco, alcohol, and drug misuse and nutritional screenings are covered, social determinants of health screenings are covered. HPV testing and Paps are covered for women. Depression screenings. Health risk assessments are covered. Hep B and Hep C screenings are covered. I mean, the list goes on an on.


Except the average American is not doing any of this.

The last data suggest less than 10% of Americans are getting routine recommended clinical services


As part of a routine yearly check up or due to a diagnosis?
I guess logic should have told me catching and treating disease states earlier would drive up costs
How do you want me to produce stats for something we don't do?
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They're generally diagnostic, not preventative


You have been led to believe this by insurance.

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It's ridiculous to think that healthcare costs in this country would reduce if anyone could just walk into a hospital or outpatient testing facility and request diagnostic tests without seeing a provider who actually ordered a test


No, but if we incorporated more screenings/scans than just here is your yearly BMP/CBC/Lipid panel blood draw, they absolutely would.

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EKGs and CTs are not preventative and colonoscopies are absolutely covered for people under 40 with a family history, symptoms, genetic syndromes, etc. Wanting something done without any indications it's needed doesn't make it preventative. quote: I can go on and list things you can't just walk in and have done and covered. Just because you want something done without a providers orders doesn't make it preventative. Doesn't matter if its Radiation, a mammogram or Xofluza.


Bull shite

Have an Aunt that just paid to have a whole body CT scan done and caught early stage cancer.

The thinking that those things aren't preventative is why we have such poor outcomes

ETA: The rise of colon cancer in young people have more than justify lowering the screening age for colonoscopies with or without family. history. But again, most insurers have your point of view and thus why we have such poor outcomes
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Again, completely false. Every single healthcare insurance carrier in this country provides preventative care at zero cost to the plan member / patient. Many people don't know it, don't know many of their benefits to begin with, don't know what their plan covers in the first place but those preventative measures are absolutely there and covered. People just don't use them enough.


Try to get a colonoscopy covered before age 40.

Or an EKG done

Or a CT


I can go on and list things you can't just walk in and have done and covered.

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Thats not true at all. Over 80% of the people in this country with at least one chronic condition have healthcar coverage.


Link to stats?