@StickWithNate has been 100% rock solid...use tap and Apple Pay for all my transaction eligible for 3% cash back and balance gets the 6%. longest delay in transferring funds to and from my bank has been a couple hours max. 100% FDIC insured.
I know one thing for sure...come down with shingles and you'll 100% regret not getting the vaccine. It does suck a bit to get it...2 shots separated by time and you normally will get a pretty good reaction (chills/aches) after that first one but goes away quickly. 50 might be a bit early for pneumonia unless you've got some underlying conditions.
I'm with you @alx. went thru all my normal recurring Wells Fargo transactions yesterday and moved the ones that would get the 3% over to x-money and was seamless. About 90 bucks a month without lifting a finger in my pocket. Power bills, gas bills, State Farm bill...there is an outstanding question on my wife's monthly Obamacare plan but seems like that is getting the 3% for others just depends on coding.
@liorsela mine have been very quick w/ Wells Fargo...never had to wait more than a day and that is all on Well's Fargo and how they don't batch clear until night it seems so it stays pending on their side. I'm loving X-money so far to be honest.
@EdLatimore Not a dr but experience from many has been it takes about 4 weeks for serum levels to stabilize so feels like you really ramped up pretty quick. Good results though for sure!
I think they should really look at some of the case studies and early research about incorporating a long lasting insulin into the regiment early….esp pre diabetics. I was at 6.4…up to as high as 7.0 but since starting Tresiba at only 14 units daily I am back to 5.7. Also watching diet and metformin but we’re doing those prior to starting. Any experiences there?
@DrNikhilMD Very informative…have been pushing all my friends to get this tested. Strange that it rarely is…not sure the point why tha would be. Just got mine back and it was <3!
@TheShreddington Outstanding post. I track all these numbers before each donation…as my ferritin had really dipped…been taking iron supplementation which allows me to keep on my 6-8 week donation schedule. That keeps hematocrit below 52.
to me this question just conflates their right to free speech, which they totally have to make comments like this...without question. But an employer has the right to evaluate their employees on the basis of input received. Normally this was received while you were "at work" but with social media etc...we make ourselves open books. Should a hospital administrator trust that an employee that would celebrate the murder of someone not aligned politically with the commenter? Would it impact care or service if they found the patient under care was a Trump supporter and should you take that chance?I feel the same goes for teachers and anyone else we trust to give care or service. yes I do agree that the ferver with which people being exposed to their employees is intense and probably chalk that up to the years many on the right spent on the end of this very same stick. doesn't make it right...just is what it is.