I hate liberals

[breakingcontact]

I don't know if we ever did. The American Revolution was not a democratic movement.

 

[Mr Evilwrench]

I've paid cash for quite a few visits/procedures, back when I still had the money and I was in civil disobedience against obamascare. Nobody was unable to quote a price, and they were always overjoyed to get paid in monopoly FRNs instead of having to tango with the insurance and .gov. I had discounts up to 45%, which tells you how much is wasted bureacratically, mostly following .gov rules & regulations, dotting the T's and crossing the I's.

After they'd put me on disability, I had a prescription for hydrocodone, which is the devil to some of these clowns, and I had to mommy-may-I to get more than 1 week out of four covered. The sick joke was, just for ***** and grins I asked them what the cash price was, and if I paid cash, it was literally just a couple dollars a month more and I wouldn't have the insurance going all nonlinear on me.

 

[Kutnupe14]

I don't know if we ever did. The American Revolution was not a democratic movement.

You're right. We never did.

 

[ghitch75]

https://samaritanministries.org/

 

[madvarminter]

agree 100 % sick of the entitled people asking for every stinking dime the middle class makes

 

[Vigilant]

agree 100 % sick of the entitled people asking for every stinking dime the middle class makes

I don’t want them asking for a dime from ANY class!

 

[phylodog]

After they'd put me on disability, I had a prescription for hydrocodone, which is the devil to some of these clowns, and I had to mommy-may-I to get more than 1 week out of four covered. The sick joke was, just for ***** and grins I asked them what the cash price was, and if I paid cash, it was literally just a couple dollars a month more and I wouldn't have the insurance going all nonlinear on me.

Consider yourself lucky to have the prescription. I'm dealing with chronic pain, haven't slept through the night in over two years, and no one wants to help. Thanks to the opiod epidemic you can't ask for pain meds any more or you're labeled an addict. I'll be looking for a liver transplant within a couple of years as bourbon is the only thing that dulls the pain.

 

[churchmouse]

Consider yourself lucky to have the prescription. I'm dealing with chronic pain, haven't slept through the night in over two years, and no one wants to help. Thanks to the opiod epidemic you can't ask for pain meds any more or you're labeled an addict. I'll be looking for a liver transplant within a couple of years as bourbon is the only thing that dulls the pain.

800 Mg Ibuprofen is my sleeping script. It lasts about 6 hrs. on a good night.

 

[Thor]

A stiff glass of whiskey and a sleep number type bed are mine. That bed is the best money I ever spent on my back. It's the first time in decades I can remember not waking up in pain; it still surprises me.

 

[churchmouse]

A stiff glass of whiskey and a sleep number type bed are mine. That bed is the best money I ever spent on my back. It's the first time in decades I can remember not waking up in pain; it still surprises me.

We have been looking at these. Not seen a California king size. That is what we have and do not want to loose the realestate.

 

[Thor]

https://www.comfortaire.com/n15-adjustable-beds

California King in the drop down selections...may your back be happy.

 

[phylodog]

Unfortunately Ibuprofen, Acetaminophen nor Naproxen does anything for me. It's my shoulder so it doesn't matter what type of bed I'm in, the experience is the same.

 

[lovemachine]

A stiff glass of whiskey and a sleep number type bed are mine. That bed is the best money I ever spent on my back. It's the first time in decades I can remember not waking up in pain; it still surprises me.

We looked at the sleep number beds. Wicked expensive.

 

[wtburnette]

Consider yourself lucky to have the prescription. I'm dealing with chronic pain, haven't slept through the night in over two years, and no one wants to help. Thanks to the opiod epidemic you can't ask for pain meds any more or you're labeled an addict. I'll be looking for a liver transplant within a couple of years as bourbon is the only thing that dulls the pain.

Unfortunately Ibuprofen, Acetaminophen nor Naproxen does anything for me. It's my shoulder so it doesn't matter what type of bed I'm in, the experience is the same.

Ugh, I know what you're going through, sorry to hear it. I was getting intense pain in my right side for years. Got worse as I slept, so I could only get ~4 hours sleep before the pain woke me up and I couldn't go back to sleep. The Doctor wouldn't give me anything stronger than some weak a$$ non-narcotic something that didn't alleviate the pain at all. I finally started sleeping in a recliner, which I did for almost 2 years before the pain mostly went away. Doctor had wanted me to have some crazy expensive operation that was going to cost me thousands of dollars. I slept in a recliner instead and while it wasn't the most comfortable, it got me through. I don't know if that would help you, with your shoulder, but you might give it a try if you have a recliner available. Good luck.

 

[churchmouse]

https://www.comfortaire.com/n15-adjustable-beds

California King in the drop down selections...may your back be happy.

Dayuuuum

Neck and shoulders are my issue. Slight problem sleeping on my back. I cant.

 

[phylodog]

Ugh, I know what you're going through, sorry to hear it. I was getting intense pain in my right side for years. Got worse as I slept, so I could only get ~4 hours sleep before the pain woke me up and I couldn't go back to sleep. The Doctor wouldn't give me anything stronger than some weak a$$ non-narcotic something that didn't alleviate the pain at all. I finally started sleeping in a recliner, which I did for almost 2 years before the pain mostly went away. Doctor had wanted me to have some crazy expensive operation that was going to cost me thousands of dollars. I slept in a recliner instead and while it wasn't the most comfortable, it got me through. I don't know if that would help you, with your shoulder, but you might give it a try if you have a recliner available. Good luck.

Thanks. I "slept" in our reclining love seat for three months after my last surgery.

 

[Thor]

We looked at the sleep number beds. Wicked expensive.

True that. But a deal compared with surgery that from what I can tell about other peoples experience won't make the pain go away anyway.

 

[CindyE]

You can try the Sleep Number bed for like 30 days, I think, and return it if you don't like it. I have issues with my neck that can cause excruciating pain and numbness to travel down my left arm. I love our Sleep Number bed. We did the interest-free financing when we got ours.

 

[spencer rifle]

Aaannnnddddd.... we got completely sidetracked. How very INGO of us.

 

[printcraft]

Aaannnnddddd.... we got completely sidetracked. How very INGO of us.

Liberals suck donkey doughnuts. < tis true, no joke.

There intent is to tear down this country. Everything they do is to that end.

Back on track.