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5) Later during the new shift, the new nurse would come in and address my earlier inquiry starting with, "you're so nice, let me ease your concerns." So does that mean if I was a "problematic" patient I would still be wondering what's going on?
My birthday was February 07. February 09 my daughter rushed me to ER with severe abdominal pain and vomiting. They sent me ho.e with that old tired refrain... "it's just your fibro and Gastroparesis." February 11th I came back in an ambulance. Been here ever since.
4) Each inquiry was met with a confused stare that gave the "why you listening to grown folks convo" feeling. As the nures left the room, the exiting nurse would say "oh and don't worry, she's really nice."
Someone tell #chasebank business banker on Ridge in Lansing that it is unacceptable to leave a customer waiting for nearly 35 minutes with no explanation.
Chronic pain is on the rise because people are living longer and surviving injuries and illnesses that once would have been fatal. But survival often comes with new challenges: pain that won’t go away.
@AssessorCook and finally; 3) Do I have to submit copies of supporting documents for each exemption being applied for AND for each year (thus 10 copies of each document), or can I submit one copy of each document in one application that would cover all exemptions and years.
@AssessorCook No answer on Facebook, I've been on hold on phone over an hour, so I guess I'll just ask my question here. I am in the process of applying for missing exemptions for Senior owner and Disabled owner for years 2020 to 2024. My home is in a trust. I have a multi-page trust document.
@AssessorCook I want to submit my application online.
1) Can I apply for Senior owner and disabled owner exemptions if my home in a trust? 2) Do I have to scan and submit the entire trust document or is there one specific page to submit?
What's New In Research?
What's New In Research?
A recent study found a delayed fibromyalgia diagnosis is linked to poorer patient outcomes, such as worsened severity.
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