After she called his office like 5 times, they gave in to the cipro. I think they made her come in for the UTI. And I told her that's not acceptable (she called during work hours and in a public area) and she better not tell any clients that's acceptable
my point was simply "Same" is a matter detail that may not be evident simply looking from a macro level. Meat at the grocery to some is all the same, to others only organic will do, to others somewhere in the middle is okay.
typically, there isn't much difference in antibiotics for use for pets v. people. Sometimes, there is, but those suppliers don't last long (and this happens in human med, too - there was a batch of steroid for spinal injections that was contaminated and caused a meningitis).
fair enough. As I said, my objection is not germane to this discussion.
Ok guys, one bolt doesn't hold a wing on...no one get freaked out. It was an example. Flight instructor over here is worried I'm hurting his business.
That said, if you can afford to learn to fly do it, you won't regret it. First solo flight is something I'll never forget.
Yes to the first part - but those are typically compounded. Verified pharmacies have to meet certain standards and are checked from time to time. You only wouldn't take an animal branded drug because the ones that are animal branded tend to be flavored or not a drug we use in people. Most times, you would want to take a human branded one, particularly if you have insurance since costs will be cheaper.
I thought generics could have the same concentration of the active ingredient as a branded drug, but the other 'filler' ingredients were what could vary, and that generics drugs are not always the identical formula as branded. Not true??
Unless you own your own clinic and medicate your family....but I've never seen that
I do own my own clinic. Still cheaper to go through insurance for the majority of meds. Generics may have changes to the salts which are used to transport the active ingredient. So there may be some changes to how effective it is for certain patients.
No, I know you do, I was being sarcastic lol.
caught the sarcasm. Still way cheaper. If I do it through the clinic, its still money out of my pocket
True, but minus copays and whatnot? Saves time at least (not that I agree with it of course).caught the sarcasm. Still way cheaper. If I do it through the clinic, its still money out of my pocket
my copay makes most of my medications $7 (which makes it very cheap, I understand). There are very few medications that I could get that would be that price. Plus, amoxi, cipro, and a few other meds are free at one of the local pharmacies
Ah I see!
if you're having shoulder surgery, the likelihood is you won't really be able to participate in a lot. even though it's 4-6 weeks of "down time" the reality is that your shoulder will take much longer than that to be useful and less painful (per PT and orthos here)
Yes, that as well. I assume that I'd be completely unable to do the Banfield thing. I also applied for the Merial Scholars research program. I'm not sure if a one-armed person could complete that successfully. Depends on your research, I suppose. Even if I don't get either, I'm sure my summer job search would be extremely limited, too. Just frustrating...he was sticking me all over my shoulder just to see if it'd work. I feel like he didn't take me seriously for the longest time, and now my CT report is showing some badness.
I think my husband was surprised by how long it took him to get back to 'normal'. Now he has almost normal range of motion and his only complaint is that his shoulder 'creaks' when it's cold
Thanks for the info. I'm pretty worried about all of it, honestly. If I want to have any hope of being somewhat useful this summer, I'll have to do it now. However, that means driving 6 hours back to school, taking care of my pets, and doing daily school stuff one-armed. I'm not totally sure what the surgical plan was since theres two options: acromial process overgrowth or cuff tendonitis. I'd really hate to push the surgery to summer only to find out that I was accepted to the research program. Was he in quite a bite of pain after his surgery?I'm not sure how extensive your shoulder surgery will be but my husband had a labral tear surgically repaired. It was a few years ago now but recovery was slow. He was stuck in a shoulder surgery sling (pretty cumbersome), needed help bathing, couldn't drive, and had to sleep sitting up in a recliner. The ice water circulation ice pack thing was his saving grace. Our freezer couldn't keep up so I was having to frequent 7-11 for bags of ice. Prepare for worst case scenario in terms of recovery and have someone around to help you
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BF was happy when I told him I died in WW
"Well I mean now you can focus on other things like homework and studying and stuff"
Not okay man, not okay.
BF was happy when I told him I died in WW
"Well I mean now you can focus on other things like homework and studying and stuff"
Not okay man, not okay.
I wasn't lying when I said I was sad you'd died. I still think of you as my sibling from the noob game. But I had to play the game. (PS it is kinda super fun being a wolf)Well he's not the only one. I was pretty happy you died too.
I'm sure your response was "my favorite player, she was just so awesome and entertaining
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I usually get the question, "are you getting lynched?" if I happen to be glued for a longer period of time.
I didn't realize that was what he was doing until suddenly we were at the end of the trail. Probably took me a good 15 minutes to explain what was going on in that game at the time...
My bf when I told him that I had agreed to co-mod another game right after HDM:
"Why do you hate yourself?"
Also he distracted me while we were hiking and my feet were hurting really bad by asking me how the Incredibles game was going
"well this crazy baby mod who sort of barely knows what she's doing is running the thing right now... hopefully it hasn't gone down in flames yet"
More like "Well I've sort of abandoned the game but I'm sure everything is fine!" and then explaining the factions and the stupidly complex spreadsheet...
But seriously. Can we go back to how I am having major match-anxiety?
Meh, still got loads of time
And nothing you can do about the match! So no stressing.Meh, still got loads of time
Hey, stop logicking me.And nothing you can do about the match! So no stressing.
I saw that for a brief second! I was like "....no, PP9, just keep your mouth shut!"
I'd pay you.
Eh don't worry too much, if you want an internship you will get one whether you match or not. There are plenty of open spots including at good programs.But seriously. Can we go back to how I am having major match-anxiety?
It's literally the same drug, processed on the same line, placed in a different bottle. I know this is 100% true for a certain brand of fishzole and metronidazole as per the drug rep and I'm sure it's true for others as well.
<-------- poor vet student here, if you pay me, I will happily say something!
