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I am feeling so overwhelmed and devastated. Looking for Any advice, personal stories or accounts.
We had our NT ultrasound at 11 weeks and it measured a bit high at 3.6 (although I swear there was one image she measured 3.9).
Just this morning I received the call from our genetic counselor that it came back high risk for Down’s syndrome. She said this combined with the ultrasound was very likely and gave me a >80% chance of DS.
I don’t even have words right now so I apologize if this is scrambled. I don’t know what I’m looking for by posting this, what are the chances this could be false? Has this happened for any of you?
I also found this out mid tdy (military training deployment) and was given permission to leave early so that i can be with my husband and I am still in the window to do the CVs test. That will be done next week.

SW: 219lbs CW: 144.8lbs (dealing with cycle; lowest recorded weight so far has been 143.8lbs)
We have reached the one-year anniversary of my VSG! What a remarkable year it has been.
I am down 76lbs, went from a U.S size 16 to an 8/10, went from an XL to a medium, ring size went from an XL to a small (CVS rings; not rings from jewelry store), feet shrunk, butt, hips and thighs shrunk, double chin and cheeks are gone and breasts shrunk a bit (I wear bras that don’t have cup sizes; I stick to bandeaus or large ones.) Nails, skin and teeth are fine.
Hair doesn’t shed anymore but grew back in thin and I can’t curl it anymore or put it into a bun without bobby-pins. Taste buds are always out of whack and I get an occasional bout of reflux. Had Dumping Syndrome yesterday from eating too fast. I have an occasional treat but break it up over a few days. Still have my cycle so am glad I’m sterilized since before weight loss surgery, my Mirena IUD eliminated my cycle. Since the surgery caused my cycle to come back after 17 years, I’m wondering if Mirena lost its effectiveness so am glad I have an extra layer of pregnancy protection. On four calcium pills a day, one multivitamin and 2 Zyrtec (for allergies).
It has been a year of ups and downs but am ready for Hot Girl Summer!

I’ve been dealing with acne for the last few months and I’m tired of it!! I tried my best to be patient but I have this stubborn texture that is around my chin / mouth region and I can’t rid of it!
In the past BP 5% + Clindamycin 1% (Benzaclin in Canada) has worked perfectly but I stopped using it approximately a year and a half ago so my skin is no longer used to it. A month or two ago, I tried using the cream as I had in the past 1-2x daily but I got SUCH BAD BURNS AND PAINFUL ACNE which did not improve
I want to use BP again as it was so effective in the past but I’m scared to get chemically burnt again since it took me weeks to recoup from the burns (I’m very sensitive skinned) and I’m on Minocycline antibiotics which sensitize you as well :/
I’m between doing two things and would appreciate advice!!
1) use the prescription I have of Benzaclin again but try over top of a moisturizer. Even tho when I use it very very VERY sparingly I still breakout pretty badly. It’s weird, it has the opposite effect it used to causing my breakouts to become deep and painful when they weren’t originally
2) purchase a 2.5% BP from acne.org and use that overtop of my moisturizer as well :-) also like the idea of this because I’ve read 2.5 can be less irritating but just as effective !

Hello everyone,
I’m currently working for a construction management firm as a project manager and looking to purchase my first real estate property within the next year. In addition to my primary job, I have a part-time manager position at CVS to help stack cash for a down payment.
I'm learning a lot from my primary job in terms of construction and how buildings come together, which I hope will be beneficial in my real estate investment journey. Once I have enough for a down payment, I don’t foresee any issues, but in the meantime, I wanted to seek advice from experienced investors in this community.

• Are there any specific things I should be doing or looking out for in the next year as I prepare for this purchase?
  
• Any tips on choosing the right property or market?
  
• Any recommendations on how to balance my time effectively between both jobs and researching potential properties?
  
• What are the common pitfalls to avoid as a first-time buyer?
  

I appreciate any insights you can provide!
Thank you!

I recently discovered training programs for jobs (certificates and whatnot), so I purchased Pharmacy Technician Academy course and I am liking it and I would like start trying to get training hours. How would I go about tailoring my resume to get hired by local pharmacies or even CVS or Walgreens? I am brand new into the pharmaceutical field and I have no experience, and I am making a career jump (fast food to looking for an actual paying job). How would I go about getting hired? I am currently working full time and I am willing to make the jump, I just don’t want to start off on the wrong foot and have 300$ go down the drain.

Hello Reddit,
Dealing with skin issues can be frustrating, especially when you’re unsure about what’s causing your breakouts. Is it fungal acne? Is it perioral dermatitis? If you’re struggling to tell the difference between fungal acne and perioral dermatitis, you’re not alone. Here’s a breakdown of these two conditions, how to identify them, and the best ways to treat each one.
What is Fungal Acne?
Fungal acne, also known as Malassezia folliculitis, is caused by an overgrowth of yeast on the skin. It appears as small, itchy, uniform bumps that are often clustered together. These bumps can be red or skin-colored and are usually found on areas like the chest, back, and forehead.
What is Perioral Dermatitis?
Perioral dermatitis is a facial rash that typically appears around the mouth. It can also spread to the nose and eyes. This condition presents as red, bumpy, and sometimes scaly skin. It can be itchy and uncomfortable, and it often looks like small acne-like breakouts or rosacea.
Key Differences:

• Appearance:
  • Fungal Acne: Presents as itchy, uniform red or skin-colored bumps, often in clusters. These bumps are usually found on the chest, back, and forehead.
  • Perioral Dermatitis: Appears as red, bumpy, and sometimes scaly patches around the mouth, nose, and eyes. The rash can be itchy and uncomfortable, resembling small acne-like breakouts or rosacea.
• Cause:
  • Fungal Acne: Caused by an overgrowth of Malassezia yeast on the skin.
  • Perioral Dermatitis: The exact cause is unknown, but it’s often linked to the use of topical steroids, heavy skincare products, hormonal changes, and stress.
• Location:
  • Fungal Acne: Typically found on the chest, back, and forehead.
  • Perioral Dermatitis: Primarily appears around the mouth, nose, and sometimes the eyes.
• Symptoms:
  • Fungal Acne: Itchy and inflamed bumps.
  • Perioral Dermatitis: Red, bumpy, and sometimes scaly rash that can be itchy and uncomfortable.

How to Treat Fungal Acne:

1. Gentle Cleansing: Use a gentle, fungal acne-safe cleanser. Look for ingredients like tea tree oil, Xylitol or zinc pyrithione to help reduce yeast growth.
2. Antifungal Treatments: Apply topical antifungal treatments containing ketoconazole, clotrimazole, or tea tree oil to target the yeast.
3. Moisturizing: Use a lightweight, non-comedogenic moisturizer that doesn’t contain oils or fatty acids that feed the yeast.
4. Sun Protection: Use a broad-spectrum, oil-free sunscreen to protect your skin from UV damage.

How to Treat Perioral Dermatitis:

1. Avoid Triggers: Stop using topical steroids and heavy skincare products that might be contributing to the condition.
2. Gentle Cleansing: Use a mild, fragrance-free cleanser to avoid further irritation.
3. Topical Treatments: Apply topical antibiotics or anti-inflammatory medications prescribed by a dermatologist. Ingredients like metronidazole or clindamycin can be effective.
4. Moisturizing: Use a lightweight, fragrance-free moisturizer to keep your skin hydrated without aggravating the condition.
5. Avoid Irritants: Avoid using toothpaste with fluoride and other potential irritants that can exacerbate perioral dermatitis.

I'm at 6.7 now and I should've just become a major nation bot like the majority of the player-base. I was heavily misled by this community.
What I was told: 1) Sweden gets APDS very early. (Pen anything you want!)
2) Sweden is unique. (So fun!)
3) Great gun depression. (Sit on a hill and destroy everything!)
4) Finland adds even more variety. (You get to play important vehicles from multiple nations! T-34 variants! Panzer! BF-109! P-51!)
5) VEAK is amazing! (Radar assisted SPAA with PROXIMITY shells!)
6) Top tier is amazing! Best top-tier in the game! (Definitely worth the grind!)
7) Only a few people said this, so I probably didn't see it before I started playing. I wasn't expecting to need 30 hours of research to choose a nation correctly. "The tree doesn't get good until 7.7"
What I wasn't told: 1) APDS is pretty useless. People say to aim for modules, but memorizing weakspots is already easy for other rounds, and APDS/APCR does very, very little post-pen damage. APHE is the meta and always has been for.. some reason..
2) Sweden has unique vehicles, but the minor-nation hell is pretty generic. Most of their mutated tanks are pretty mediocre.
3) Gun depression is useless on Gaijin's beloved urban maps. + Maps like Tunisia seem vertical, but then you realize that most players just sit in the back on a plateau that is.. the same exact height as yours. Gaijin has like the opposite of the WoT hull-down meta.
4) Finland is about all the variety you need, because they're the only good vehicles. It's cool to have a Panzer and T-34 in the same line-up, but you could have had 4 good tanks from one major nation instead of just 2 mix-and-match tanks.
5) You have no good SPAA until the VEAK 7.7, and it got the magical proximity rounds removed a while back. This one isn't really something I could have been told since it happened after I started playing this game.. but I still want to bring up how.. peculiar.. it is. "Well, you have good CAS to kill off and compete with other planes, right? Nice! W-Wait.. they aren't Finnish, are they? Fuck.. Of course they are.."

1. Sure, the CVs and 122s are probably amazing (From what I hear around the community, and see on the stat-cards), but that's the very top of the tree. Obviously there's a long grind that I was aware of when I started playing; people never stop talking about it. Although, if the grind is so long, why not warn people about how annoying Sweden's grind is before they put down like 100 hours? The BR gaps in rank IV is just another gut-punch to the Swedish SPAA experience.

7) This is another weird point, but I just wish this was said more. I've always been a cold-war kinda guy, so I'm excited to have an abundance of foreign (usable) tanks along with the U-SH 405, Ikv 91, and VEAK 40, which are all, from what I've seen, beloved vehicles that many people seem to genuinely enjoy. (Hopefully the VEAK is still decent)
Over-all, I've come to learn that this sub-reddit sucks.. really bad. You people are all super negative and mean. I have no intentions to quit Sweden despite my gripes with it, and this game really isn't bad at all. I think people kinda overreact and blow stuff out of proportions. They claim that Russian bias exists (I have way more issues killing German or American tanks than Russian tanks. They claim that this game is impossible to have fun in, and that it's the worst game they've ever played. That's how I felt about WoT, and that's why I left. WT is way more fun, and I've had a great time. You guys just lie and complain 24/7 about this and that, but whenever somebody attacks the glorious nation of Sweden, you guys all scream "Skill Issue" and talk about nonsense like gun depression instead of just.. admitting the truth. I don't know why people defend this nation? Pride? Patriotism? Anger due to the top-tier domination? I don't get it.
I find way more positivity and wisdom in-game than I ever do in this sub-reddit. You guys gotta go outside, man.

Me (26f) and my fiancé (27m) are looking to rent an apartment. When first meeting our leasing agent (female), she was polite but she seemed to be pretty speedy with us and talking fast. We were sent information to do a direct deposit but was told it must be through CVS or 711. My mother in law felt this was really suspicious and asked me to go to the leasing office to speak with someone about that direct deposit. She also asked to be on the phone (in hindsight I should have known better). Fast forward. I’m in the office with my mother in law on the phone while speaking with the leasing agent. I was unable to place my phone on speaker so I could not hear my mother in law, however the leasing agent began to look irritated and it appeared that my mother in law kept cutting her off and not allowing the lady to respond. Eventually she hands me the phone and says she doesn’t want to speak with her and storms off. I immediately apologized when she returned and felt so guilty the rest of the day. When I left the agent apologized for getting unprofessional and repeated that she did not want to speak with her again. Did I mess up my relationship with my leasing agent? If so, how can I repair it?

Well, the title says how I feel. I have never had such a disheartening and emotionally draining experience with a pharmaceutical company. For some clarity, I was diagnosed six years ago and struggled with something I’ve had all my life and was only told it was ingrown hairs or an “unknown cyst.” I started Humira in January after four years of trying everything in the handbook that didn’t involve surgery because I was worried about the side effects. It was a complete game changer from having to doctor myself nightly with tea tree oil and Clindamycin lotion.
Well, then I left my job and started working for a new company that I love. I unknowingly thought I would be able to keep getting my medicine, which I know now is a hard no unless I wanted to fight through to get assistance that I would not get. I finally got my insurance after three months, and I was so excited to start back because I’ve had more flare-ups in places I don’t usually get them.
Apparently, during my time away, all insurance companies decided to stop paying for Humira and want everyone to go on a bio-similar. My dermatologist was okay with that, and we put in the prior authorization. Guys…. It has been three months since then, and I still haven’t received my prescription. CVS/Caremark continues to deny my claim, stating that “There isn’t enough medical information” or “Your medical condition doesn’t qualify.” I finally got another phone call tonight, and I was hoping that they would approve my prescription. The representative said they had denied it again, even though my dermatologist had been calling them for a peer-to-peer consultation about my medical history.
I just told the representative it was okay. Thank you for letting me know what was going on. I just started crying. I have never cried about having to deal with something like this, and I don’t understand how it’s not medically necessary if it’s a drug that they advertise to help patients like all of us. I will call my dermatologist tomorrow for an appointment and see what we can do, or I call CVS/Caremark myself and put them on speakerphone to speak with my dermatologist.
I love this community, and I wanted to say thank you to everyone who posts and shares aspects of their lives because this disease can make you feel so alone with frustrating issues like this.

I can’t drive anymore so my husband has been driving farther and farther to different CVS’s to find my scheduled meds.
When none had my pain medication today, I asked my PM doctor if he had any ideas. He knew of a Mom and Pop pharmacy that not only had my hydromorphone but offered to help me switch all my medication to their pharmacy. They said they would work with my doctors and ship all my non scheduled meds in one shipment a month. They would also get my scheduled meds where my husband would only have to go to the pharmacy once a month to pick them up.
I wish I wouldn’t have been so afraid to change pharmacies. CVS hasn’t done me any favors. They have been helpful and considerate I think only bc I have been with them for 11 years. That isn’t a reason to stay when your pharmacy can’t get your medication.

Ever since l lost my home and car a year ago and had to move back home my life has been the absolute worst. I was so depressed coming back home to a toxic environment that after I dropped off my keys at my former apartment residence I went to the nearest CVS and picked up a 48-tablet of Benadryl so I don’t have to worry about dealing with my current situation. It’s gotten to the point where I use it almost 24 hours daily. I take a pill every time I wake up no matter what time of day (or night) it is. Unless I’m at work. I some days hope to fall asleep and I never wake up. Maybe death is the only way out, maybe not.

so i’m a 19 y/o female & i’ve been on acne medication since i was 12 (only started oral medication in the last two years). since middle school, i’ve been on adapalene, clindamycin, and tretinoin for my acne. it works but i can’t go outside during the summer because it always made my skin super photosensitive. when i was 17, i start doxycycline for my acne & it cleared all the way up, until my body got used to it. then i started spironolactone along with doxycycline, & it worked wonders, until my body got used to it. now, i have stopped all of my medication & my acne is worse, as i expected. i've tried panoxyl, cera ve, literally everything. I feel like after 7 years of prescription strength medication, something should've helped by now. i don’t wanna start accutane because of all the side effects but, should i start? do y’all have any advice??? i’m almost 20 & although a lot of my dark spots & cystic acne have went away, i’m tired of getting new whitehead breakouts!

I don’t know if this is the right place for this but I’m just pissed off.
The other night, I placed an order from CVS, and as I saw the driver approaching in the app I went downstairs, because I always meet drivers at the door to take the stuff in myself and hand them a cash tip. (I rarely tip in app but I’m based in nyc where base pay is high and I always tip by cash and place small distance orders - I’ve never had an issue and have been thanked by most drivers).
When I’m at the top of the stairs, I see him down at the door - he takes a quick picture of the bag by my door and runs. By the time I made it outside he was speeding away on his bike.
I reported it to Uber but they apparently can’t do anything because his GPS showed up at my location. We have cctv and since I know the exact time I can find it easily, but idk if its worth this guy losing his job over an order - plus, the order contained essentials like TP, milk, kitchen towels, etc, so it’s not like he stole my dinner and could be actually struggling.
Idk if I should just let this go but I’m annoyed by how little Uber helped

how is it possible that i get nominal hours AND no help when i do ??? who are these hours going to? how am i expected to run the store myself? the shift supervisors usually go into hiding when it get busy at the front, even if i page them.
i almost walked out today after having to explain how expired coupons can’t necessarily be honored, answer the phone, deal with cash activated gift cards, do a full family’s worth of passport photos, and deal with someone attempting to purchase and return in the same transaction, etc etc. all while some older folks YELL at me to hurry up. 🫠
i initially joined cvs so i can get cross-trained in pharmacy. it has been 6 months and i haven’t even started pharmacy training. i don’t see the point anymore. do i even bother continuing with this company?

Hi. Where’s a good but affordable lab in LA? I need to process+scan a few rolls from a point & shoot camera so it doesn’t have to be a super fancy lab but also not a cvs or places like that. Cheers in advance! 😊

I missed out on 10 days without medication, but am picking it up now! My medication is fully covered so I don’t pay out of pocket, so using Medfinder was well worth the money to me! It cost me $50, I signed up at 7:45 pm yesterday and by 8:15 they texted me a pharmacy just 30 minutes away that has my script. I called my dr this morning, they sent in the script and cvs just called and said it’s ready for pickup! If you can swing the $50 it’s 100% worth it! I nevvver would have called this pharmacy bc I didn’t know it would be different than any of the other cvs’s I called.

My character is going into a CVS for store to go to the Pharmacy. I don’t want to use specific company names.
How would you use the slug line to differentiate the two? Would you say store? Convenience Store?
For example.
INT. (CVS) - Day He walks through the store to the Pharmacy.
Thanks!