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I wake most nights with that familiar catch in my throat, as though some essential word has lodged there forever, waiting for the moment it might have changed everything if only I had spoken it sooner. The apartment is dark and ordinary, the same four walls, the same faint red numbers on the clock glowing 3:17 or 4:02 or whatever indifferent hour sleep finally releases me. The air feels thick, weighted with the scent I can never quite shake: strawberry bubblegum, sweet and fleeting, the way it used to drift through our childhood house like a promise kept. Sarah arrives without announcement, the way she always does, stepping straight into the quiet space behind my eyes. Tonight we begin on t...

Not sure if this is the right place for this, and using a throwaway for privacy reasons. Sorry for the length. I have a child who is on Kancare, specifically Sunflower Health and has been since birth (April 2024). My child is also medically complex - a CHD and a likely genetic disorder are the least of it. Because of this, they are seen by multiple specialists through Children's Mercy Hospital network (which is the only freestanding pediatric hospital system in Kansas and the primary referral for any sort of medical complexity in Kansas and western Missouri) anywhere from monthly to every six months, dependent on the specialist. We live in very rural Kansas and there are not other opti...

My 2022 V6 XT6 transmission is acting up again. At about 26,000 miles the dealership changed the fluid. Now the car has 47,000 mi on it and has shifted down really hard a number of times recently when coming up to a red light or stop sign. Usually it shifts down very abruptly twice before I stop. These occur around 20-25 mph. Last week for the first time I felt a shudder when accelerating which also occurred about 25 miles per hour. I'm going in for an oil change later this week and have already notified the dealership of this transmission situation. I know that they are going to say that they cannot duplicate the problem and that I should swing by a Taco Bell, grab a $6 value meal and ...

Ok, I know you all will probably say call today, and I may well do that in a bit. I was dx with a mild>moderate mitral valve prolapse last year with an EF rate of 50-55%. I got sick, with what was likely Covid, at the beginning of the year. I didn’t test because my daughter, who we were staying with, had a positive test. I was staying with her due to a chronic illness she has to help her out (POTS, and when she gets sick she literally can’t do anything), and of course, about 4 days later I had the exact same symptoms. I was leaving that day anyhow. Came home, symptoms were better the next day, and gone by the 3rd day. I came down with bronchitis about 2 weeks later. After a cou...

Hello everyone, apologies if these questions have been asked before but I’m looking for some insight. I will be spending 6 nights in the park with 3 friends from 5/23-5/29. I planned most of the itinerary with the framework being: 5/23-5/25 North Fork Quinault/Elip Creek/Skyline Trail loop. 5/25 overnight at Kalaloch campground for an easy day before heading to the Hoh. 5/26-5/29 Hoh rainforest to Blue Glacier out and back. We will be traveling from Vancouver, WA, planning to get to the north fork trailhead by 10 AM on Saturday. I planned this hike as collateral for the Enchanted Valley hike since grave creek road is currently closed and is probably unlikely to be open by our trip. The...

Noticed it today when driving into work. 2022 6 speed. 31k miles. Located in US. Couple of factors that could maybe be at play: 1. we had an unusually cold day today after a streak of hot days 2. I was driving into eco mode pretty much all of last week but decided to go sport mode today Anyone have any idea?

My nissan wouldn't start until I gave it gas. Now the last five times I started the car it starts normally. Some people are saying it might be a bad fuel pump while others say it could be the fuel injectors. Also the car makes a humming noise for the first two miles then the sound goes away.

I am 4 months postpartum and struggling to process my birth story. I thought I was in a good place with it for awhile, but have spent the last week obsessing over it non stop. I went into labor around 6 am and felt all contractions in my back, about 10 min apart. Did the miles circuit & all spinning babies exercises. Messaged midwives around 11 am. Rested, ate, slept, walked. Contractions did not feel like a tightening or a rise and peak…it was just sharp pain in my spine reverberating until the next one. No break of pain, but did get breaks between that sharpness. Contractions were 2 min apart by 3 pm. Midwife came around 4 pm and I was only at a 4, so she left. I said “I don’...

The clock and android auto app stopped working last year. I have 9k miles left on my warranty so took it in to Kia service department. It has been 3 months (while I’m driving their loaner cars) and they still have no clue. they’ve replaced the whole head unit three times, replaced the antennae. Has anyone else dealt with this problem? What happens if they can’t figure it out? Am i stuck with the car no longer having these features?

Tldr first: is this a decent first bike for a 7 mile commute on a powerline mostly pav3d trail? Hey all, Im new to the ebike scene, due to some health concerns. I've been putting in some time doing what research I can and am now to the "lets talk to folks" stage lol. I do plan on testing what I can but most of the bikes I am looking into are direct to end user. Here's the questions I have thus far: \- I have a background in motorcycles (sold the bikes last year due to health concerns) and rode bicycles all through my teen years. I fully get that todays ebikes are different from what im used to - and that im not trying to replace either experience with an ebike. What wo...

Run Information Name: Raleigh Dunkin 50 (I guess?) Date: April 18, 2025 Distance: 50 miles Location: Raleigh, NC Strava Link: [https://www.strava.com/activities/18163922532](https://www.strava.com/activities/18163922532) Time: 9:24:34 Goals |Goal|Description|Completed?| |:-|:-|:-| |A|Finish Safely and Uninjured|Yes| |B|Sub 9 hr|No| |C|Complete "Challenge"|No| Splits Mile by Mile in the Strava link but some distances of note here. |Distance|Split| |:-|:-| |1st Half Marathon|1:59 ish| |2nd Half Marathon|2:06 ish| |Marathon|4:06 ish| |3rd Half Marathon|2:40 ish| |Final 10|2:40 ish| What Similar to my Raleigh Beer Marathon post a few months ago, this was a challe...

I primarily drive for Uber but have no problem delivering food if the price is right or if it's advantageous to do so. Last night I got a $20 for 20 mile Wingstop order near close that put me basically right back at my doorstep so it was perfect for me even though I'm sure a lot of other people would decline it. I did have a delay since I got routed off the expressway earlier than the intended exit due to an accident up ahead, so I'd get there five minutes after the scheduled pickup time. It was what it was, not much that could be done. A few minutes prior to what would have been the pickup time I got a text from someone, not sure if it was the restaurant, the customer, or G...

Hey Reddit. My name is Wilhelmina Harker, Mina for short. I’ve been a graphic designer for a company working with a couple of large firms in New York, and it’s given me the ability to live comfortably. So comfortably, in fact, that when my company transitioned to a more hybrid/work from home style, I decided, screw it, and bought a house in northern New Jersey. I’m from New Jersey originally; my parents, my grandparents, heck, I think everyone to my great-great grandparents basically grew up 50 miles away from Elizabeth, so when I had the opportunity to strike out on my own and be the New York City girl, I took it. Coming back feels like a bit of a cop out, but I’m kind of done with...

Hey Reddit. My name is Wilhelmina Harker, Mina for short. I’ve been a graphic designer for a company working with a couple of large firms in New York, and it’s given me the ability to live comfortably. So comfortably, in fact, that when my company transitioned to a more hybrid/work from home style, I decided, screw it, and bought a house in northern New Jersey. I’m from New Jersey originally; my parents, my grandparents, heck, I think everyone to my great-great grandparents basically grew up 50 miles away from Elizabeth, so when I had the opportunity to strike out on my own and be the New York City girl, I took it. Coming back feels like a bit of a cop out, but I’m kind of done with...

Hey Reddit. My name is Wilhelmina Harker, Mina for short. I’ve been a graphic designer for a company working with a couple of large firms in New York, and it’s given me the ability to live comfortably. So comfortably, in fact, that when my company transitioned to a more hybrid/work from home style, I decided, screw it, and bought a house in northern New Jersey. I’m from New Jersey originally; my parents, my grandparents, heck, I think everyone to my great-great grandparents basically grew up 50 miles away from Elizabeth, so when I had the opportunity to strike out on my own and be the New York City girl, I took it. Coming back feels like a bit of a cop out, but I’m kind of done with...

I like to finish all my races with a kick at the end, whatever I can give. Sometimes not much, can be limited. My last race over the weekend (10 mile, trail) I finished at 5:10/mile pace as seen on the Garmin chart. I showed my friend (as we were talking about the last second pass at the Delaware marathon). He says, "If I'm being honest, when you have enough juice left to run across the line at 5:10 pace...you've left opportunity on the table during the race". I've heard that sentiment once before at another race after sprinting thru the line. Does anyone agree with this? My thought is, that's not really how it works. Your pace is limited by terrain and general...

|**Hey** r/INAT**,**   I'm Pierce, founder of Links Lee Enterprises. I've spent the last year building out a complete game concept for ANGLERS — a premium open-world fishing simulation for PC and Console built in Unreal Engine 5.   **─── WHAT ANGLERS IS ───** Think theHunter: Call of the Wild — but built entirely around fishing. A seamless 20 sq mile open world across 6 biomes: frozen arctic lakes, temperate river systems, tropical mangrove channels, and deep-sea environments with submarine trenches and historic shipwrecks. 200+ fish species. 4-player co-op with assigned crew roles. Quest-driven fishing license progression. A full marina economy with boats, loans,...

Hi All, We are in Ohio. I am a daughter inlaw of 2 members with dementia. I do not know which type. I need pointed in the right direction for getting a weekly nurse to come in and do status checks. My father inlaw seems to be " struggling ". That is the only adequate word. I'll try to add the story. Both are early 80s, have lived independently. They have a large home that they built to age in place. 1st floor bedrooms, laundry and bathrooms. They seem to do very well in their home. Last fall they decided ( with a push from 2 children ) to get an independent living apartment that is owned by a health care center that has assisted living, memory care and skilled c...

Well it’s about time for new tires again. I made the stock PS4s last about 18k miles, and now my Continental DWS06+ have lasted 23k miles. I know it’s a hard give and take for performance and lasting treadwear. What other tires are you guys using? something cheaper than the DWS? or longer lasting? or is this just the price i have to pay to have fun. For extra info: I live in North Texas, mostly dry, heavy storms here and there, winters are like a month or two of pure ice no true snow.