What debt reduction /consolidation agency that will give high discount to help pay off credit card debts?
Q. I need help with paying off my credit card debts. There are so many debt reduction /consolidation agencies that I don't know which one is good/authentic and will give the best rate (discount). For those who had gone through this experience, please advise. Thanks.
Asked by hayati k - Sun May 3 07:46:52 2009 - - 8 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I wouldn't use any of them they are rip off artists. They take your money and do nothing, been there done that. Go to Consumer Counseling, in every city or county, it is free, non profit and they don't charge but they will contact all the places you owe money to and get you with lower payments and great ways of getting out of debt !! They are well known by all companies and acknowledge Consumer Credit Counseling as serious and good to work with .
Answered by Wendy b - Sun May 3 07:51:25 2009
Q. I need help with paying off my credit card debts. There are so many debt reduction /consolidation agencies that I don't know which one is good/authentic and will give the best rate (discount). For those who had gone through this experience, please advise. Thanks.
Asked by hayati k - Sun May 3 07:46:52 2009 - - 8 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I wouldn't use any of them they are rip off artists. They take your money and do nothing, been there done that. Go to Consumer Counseling, in every city or county, it is free, non profit and they don't charge but they will contact all the places you owe money to and get you with lower payments and great ways of getting out of debt !! They are well known by all companies and acknowledge Consumer Credit Counseling as serious and good to work with .
Answered by Wendy b - Sun May 3 07:51:25 2009
How important is it to have vibration reduction in a 70-300mm lens?
Q. I'm looking for a 70-300mm lens for my Nikon D40. I can get one for $180 without vibration reduction. With vibration reduction it costs $560. How worth it is it to have vibration reduction?
Asked by Kelsey P - Sat Nov 17 23:25:57 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you want to take pictures that are not so blurry, especially if you are having trouble using a telephoto lens, look for a camera or lens that is designed to help you eliminate this blur caused by slight hand shaking. This technology is known as "image stabilization," "vibration reduction," "shake reduction," "optical stabilization," and "anti-shake" by the various manufacturers. It is "for real" and makes a visible difference most of the time. If you are using an average point and shoot camera without a monstrous zoom lens, you will see the difference in lower light situations where the camera will be using about 1/60th of a second or lower. If you are using a telephoto lens, the effect will be noticeable at roughly anything… [cont.]
Answered by Sam - Sat Nov 17 23:33:07 2007
Q. I'm looking for a 70-300mm lens for my Nikon D40. I can get one for $180 without vibration reduction. With vibration reduction it costs $560. How worth it is it to have vibration reduction?
Asked by Kelsey P - Sat Nov 17 23:25:57 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you want to take pictures that are not so blurry, especially if you are having trouble using a telephoto lens, look for a camera or lens that is designed to help you eliminate this blur caused by slight hand shaking. This technology is known as "image stabilization," "vibration reduction," "shake reduction," "optical stabilization," and "anti-shake" by the various manufacturers. It is "for real" and makes a visible difference most of the time. If you are using an average point and shoot camera without a monstrous zoom lens, you will see the difference in lower light situations where the camera will be using about 1/60th of a second or lower. If you are using a telephoto lens, the effect will be noticeable at roughly anything… [cont.]
Answered by Sam - Sat Nov 17 23:33:07 2007
What is the job of a reduction valve in a 2 zone baseboard heating system?
Q. My boiler is approx. 50 years old. I have a reduction valve that is shaped like a bell. The lever either goes from one side to the other, but it is very loose and does not seem to catch anything. How does the reduction valve work, especially in a 2 zone situation?
Asked by oneakmusic - Wed Oct 29 21:46:59 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You have a hot water system. A "reduction valve" is used to lower the pressure of the incoming supply to around 12 psi. Above 30 psi the pressure relief will pop and push out water to your floor. Often these two valves come together looking like double bell valves. Ideal house pressure is 40psi. It is also used to automatically fill the system to the set pressure. The flip lever on the top is a bypass to allow you to direct fill the system. It seems to not be functioning or the pressure on both sides is nearly equal. It has nothing to do with the two zone system. It is part of the supply line to the boiler used to fill the system only to the set pressure. The zone piping takes heat from the boiler for distribution.
Answered by Breath on the wind - Thu Oct 30 03:26:12 2008
Q. My boiler is approx. 50 years old. I have a reduction valve that is shaped like a bell. The lever either goes from one side to the other, but it is very loose and does not seem to catch anything. How does the reduction valve work, especially in a 2 zone situation?
Asked by oneakmusic - Wed Oct 29 21:46:59 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You have a hot water system. A "reduction valve" is used to lower the pressure of the incoming supply to around 12 psi. Above 30 psi the pressure relief will pop and push out water to your floor. Often these two valves come together looking like double bell valves. Ideal house pressure is 40psi. It is also used to automatically fill the system to the set pressure. The flip lever on the top is a bypass to allow you to direct fill the system. It seems to not be functioning or the pressure on both sides is nearly equal. It has nothing to do with the two zone system. It is part of the supply line to the boiler used to fill the system only to the set pressure. The zone piping takes heat from the boiler for distribution.
Answered by Breath on the wind - Thu Oct 30 03:26:12 2008
How can I get more humidity reduction from my HVAC?
Q. When the temperature is above 90 degrees and the humidity is above 90% (typical for Washington, DC summer), our HVAC has a very hard time keeping the humidity down to a comfortable level. Are there any ways to improve the humidity reduction capabilities of my HVAC system, or do I have to install a separate whole house humidifier? I meant dehumidifier, not humidifier!
Asked by Ken - Fri Jul 17 14:14:23 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The best way would be to have your indoor coil replaced to one that is 1/2 ton larger than your outdoor coil.This removes much more latent heat(humidity). I know it's not cheap but it is effective.
Answered by unknown - Fri Jul 17 14:36:51 2009
Q. When the temperature is above 90 degrees and the humidity is above 90% (typical for Washington, DC summer), our HVAC has a very hard time keeping the humidity down to a comfortable level. Are there any ways to improve the humidity reduction capabilities of my HVAC system, or do I have to install a separate whole house humidifier? I meant dehumidifier, not humidifier!
Asked by Ken - Fri Jul 17 14:14:23 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The best way would be to have your indoor coil replaced to one that is 1/2 ton larger than your outdoor coil.This removes much more latent heat(humidity). I know it's not cheap but it is effective.
Answered by unknown - Fri Jul 17 14:36:51 2009
What is the car insurance reduction for good grades?
Q. i have a 4.0 gpa and i was wondering what the usual insurance reduction would be for good grades. ive heard anywhere from 7-20% based on companies but i just wanted to be sure. and also specifically what is the reduction for allstate insurance?
Asked by Trey S - Sun May 10 20:44:14 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can compare how the insurance quotes would change, for example here - autoinsurance.noneto.com
Answered by unknown - Wed May 13 08:04:29 2009
Q. i have a 4.0 gpa and i was wondering what the usual insurance reduction would be for good grades. ive heard anywhere from 7-20% based on companies but i just wanted to be sure. and also specifically what is the reduction for allstate insurance?
Asked by Trey S - Sun May 10 20:44:14 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can compare how the insurance quotes would change, for example here - autoinsurance.noneto.com
Answered by unknown - Wed May 13 08:04:29 2009
What is the best type of cosmetic fat reduction method for a mid-thirties male?
Q. I am a mid-thirties Indian male with a paunch and fatty face and fat around my chest. Work out quite regularly now but have a long long way to go if I am going to get rid of the tummy. What is the best fat-reduction technique (surgical or chemical) I can use? I am on a 5 day a week gym reduction but have a good 14 lbs extra fat on my stomach area which I want to shift.
Asked by questioner in london - Sat Aug 23 16:42:20 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Lipo or a tummy tuck.
Answered by tayler*lush - Tue Aug 26 00:13:54 2008
Q. I am a mid-thirties Indian male with a paunch and fatty face and fat around my chest. Work out quite regularly now but have a long long way to go if I am going to get rid of the tummy. What is the best fat-reduction technique (surgical or chemical) I can use? I am on a 5 day a week gym reduction but have a good 14 lbs extra fat on my stomach area which I want to shift.
Asked by questioner in london - Sat Aug 23 16:42:20 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Lipo or a tummy tuck.
Answered by tayler*lush - Tue Aug 26 00:13:54 2008
How long after a breast reduction does swelling go down?
Q. I had a breast reduction a little over a week ago and am still fitting into some of my old bras. I was just wondering if anyone has any experience with this surgery.
Asked by bubbles - Sat Jul 11 12:25:16 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it will take 3-5 months for you to know what your true size will be.
Answered by tiedyelime81 - Mon Jul 13 10:30:10 2009
Q. I had a breast reduction a little over a week ago and am still fitting into some of my old bras. I was just wondering if anyone has any experience with this surgery.
Asked by bubbles - Sat Jul 11 12:25:16 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it will take 3-5 months for you to know what your true size will be.
Answered by tiedyelime81 - Mon Jul 13 10:30:10 2009
Can you have labia reduction surgery without it being considered a cosmetic procedure?
Q. The size of my labia is causing irritation and major pain. Labia reduction surgery has been on my mind for a while but it is too expensive and because it is considered cosmetic my insurance plan does not cover it. I can not bare it any longer, I simply cant live this way, it hurts to just sit and walk!
Asked by Kriss - Mon Jul 21 23:38:34 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The unfortunate fact here is that no one any good at it will do it for that which insurance wants to pay. I have had a few patients try to get insurance to pay them back after the surgery but they have only been occasionally successful. It might be that I am a plastic surgeon. This gives insurance companies the cosmetic exclusion that they love so much on denial paperwork.
Answered by Drdisaia - Wed Jul 23 23:56:57 2008
Q. The size of my labia is causing irritation and major pain. Labia reduction surgery has been on my mind for a while but it is too expensive and because it is considered cosmetic my insurance plan does not cover it. I can not bare it any longer, I simply cant live this way, it hurts to just sit and walk!
Asked by Kriss - Mon Jul 21 23:38:34 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The unfortunate fact here is that no one any good at it will do it for that which insurance wants to pay. I have had a few patients try to get insurance to pay them back after the surgery but they have only been occasionally successful. It might be that I am a plastic surgeon. This gives insurance companies the cosmetic exclusion that they love so much on denial paperwork.
Answered by Drdisaia - Wed Jul 23 23:56:57 2008
If reduction happens to fractose what is the name of the resulted compound?
Q. I reduction happens to fractose what is the name of resulted compound.
Asked by atactoda - Sun Jul 2 14:06:53 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. fructose is reduced to mannitol
Answered by bellerophon - Sun Jul 2 14:12:01 2006
Q. I reduction happens to fractose what is the name of resulted compound.
Asked by atactoda - Sun Jul 2 14:06:53 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. fructose is reduced to mannitol
Answered by bellerophon - Sun Jul 2 14:12:01 2006
How noticeable are scars from a breast reduction?
Q. I am considering a breast reduction but am really concerned about the scars. I know that I will be scarred for a while as I heal, but how apparent are the scars long term? Thanks!
Asked by hello - Thu Dec 4 08:53:52 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i had a breast reduction in oct 08. my scars are already fading. my friend who had the same surgery last year by the same doctor has scars that are barely visible. you have to look super closely to even see that they are there. however, i look at the scar as a very small price to pay for all the benefits that a breast reduction bring. i am VERY happy with my decision to do it.
Answered by tiedyelime81 - Fri Dec 5 07:28:41 2008
Q. I am considering a breast reduction but am really concerned about the scars. I know that I will be scarred for a while as I heal, but how apparent are the scars long term? Thanks!
Asked by hello - Thu Dec 4 08:53:52 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i had a breast reduction in oct 08. my scars are already fading. my friend who had the same surgery last year by the same doctor has scars that are barely visible. you have to look super closely to even see that they are there. however, i look at the scar as a very small price to pay for all the benefits that a breast reduction bring. i am VERY happy with my decision to do it.
Answered by tiedyelime81 - Fri Dec 5 07:28:41 2008
Tax reduction for feeding kids at your house?
Q. I have 2 children who get watched by this lady who comes to my house to watch them. She also has 2 other kids she watches and brings them with her. I supply the food for all the kids, I heard I could get a tax reduction for feeding other kids. Is this true? What do I have to do? Thanks.
Asked by klngbrg - Thu Jul 10 12:02:42 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've personally never heard of a tax reduction just for feeding children in your house. Now if you run an actual day care center from your home and provide food for the children then that would be a business related expense that can be tax deductible. I can thing of places you could try to report the expense to receive a reduction but they expenses really don't fit.
Answered by Nick - Thu Jul 10 12:19:26 2008
Q. I have 2 children who get watched by this lady who comes to my house to watch them. She also has 2 other kids she watches and brings them with her. I supply the food for all the kids, I heard I could get a tax reduction for feeding other kids. Is this true? What do I have to do? Thanks.
Asked by klngbrg - Thu Jul 10 12:02:42 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've personally never heard of a tax reduction just for feeding children in your house. Now if you run an actual day care center from your home and provide food for the children then that would be a business related expense that can be tax deductible. I can thing of places you could try to report the expense to receive a reduction but they expenses really don't fit.
Answered by Nick - Thu Jul 10 12:19:26 2008
Why do people debate the reductionist view on evolution without even understanding what is a reduction?
Q. Some people confuse the question of evolution and the question of the reductionist view on evolution. I think any scientist must accept evolution because the evidence is overwhelming. However, the reduction of evolution to the known laws of physics is a completely different question. Accepting evolution is not a question of proof. It is a question of evidence, and we have a lot. However, the question of its reduction to the known laws of physics is a question of proof. A reduction is a mathematical process. Not surprisingly at all, we don't have such a proof. A lot of the debate around evolution is related to this fact: we cannot tell if such a reduction exists. I feel that the pro evolution scientists feel threatened by this situation… [cont.]
Asked by My account has been compromised - Fri Aug 24 21:45:00 2007 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Hierarchical or " greedy " reductionism. Will be back when I have crunched some numbers. You, in the mean time, define your reductionism. Yours sounds " greedy. " Would you reduce the Battle of Waterloo to the movement of quarks and muons? Be not so quick to try to reduce biology to the laws of physics. Life opposes entropy. The only thing evolutionary scientists like me worry about is creationists/ID supporters and social scientist who will not come to terms with the implication of evolution by natural selection for humans. Be content that the biological processes do not violate the laws of physics. So constrained as to fit quite well within, without being reduced to said laws.
Answered by jonmcn49 - Fri Aug 24 22:13:38 2007
Q. Some people confuse the question of evolution and the question of the reductionist view on evolution. I think any scientist must accept evolution because the evidence is overwhelming. However, the reduction of evolution to the known laws of physics is a completely different question. Accepting evolution is not a question of proof. It is a question of evidence, and we have a lot. However, the question of its reduction to the known laws of physics is a question of proof. A reduction is a mathematical process. Not surprisingly at all, we don't have such a proof. A lot of the debate around evolution is related to this fact: we cannot tell if such a reduction exists. I feel that the pro evolution scientists feel threatened by this situation… [cont.]
Asked by My account has been compromised - Fri Aug 24 21:45:00 2007 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Hierarchical or " greedy " reductionism. Will be back when I have crunched some numbers. You, in the mean time, define your reductionism. Yours sounds " greedy. " Would you reduce the Battle of Waterloo to the movement of quarks and muons? Be not so quick to try to reduce biology to the laws of physics. Life opposes entropy. The only thing evolutionary scientists like me worry about is creationists/ID supporters and social scientist who will not come to terms with the implication of evolution by natural selection for humans. Be content that the biological processes do not violate the laws of physics. So constrained as to fit quite well within, without being reduced to said laws.
Answered by jonmcn49 - Fri Aug 24 22:13:38 2007
How much is a breast reduction in the UK?
Q. I want a breast reduction because I'm a 32F and I'm still growing. I'm 17 years old and I hate it because everyone stares, it's near impossible to find bras and they hurt my back.
Asked by Love, Peace, Harmony....XOXO - Thu Jul 31 06:33:24 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't do it!!!
Answered by Yoxall - Thu Jul 31 06:38:59 2008
Q. I want a breast reduction because I'm a 32F and I'm still growing. I'm 17 years old and I hate it because everyone stares, it's near impossible to find bras and they hurt my back.
Asked by Love, Peace, Harmony....XOXO - Thu Jul 31 06:33:24 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't do it!!!
Answered by Yoxall - Thu Jul 31 06:38:59 2008
How long is the process to get a breast reduction if in the military?
Q. I am in the military (AF) and I was wondering about how long the process takes to get a breast reduction. For instance, how many consultations will I need with my PCM in order to get referred to a plastic surgeon? Will I have to go speak with a psychatrist first?
Asked by tiffeni2 - Thu Jun 11 12:29:38 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on what size breasts you have and also if you have documented problems caused by your breasts. Such as, back and neck pain, rashes, shoulder indentation, headaches and many other things. I am a 38DDD and my PCM told me her could get me approved (my husband is active duty Marine). However, when he was on recruiting duty we were seen at a civilian doctor and I asked for a reduction and TriCare said I was not large enough! But, when we got stationed at Cherry Point my doc said he could get me approved no problem because he got another woman who was smaller than me approved. I think as long as your doc is actually on base it is easier for approval. Stupid, but true. Good luck. p.s. A breast reduction is a MEDICAL procedure… [cont.]
Answered by Heather C - Thu Jun 11 12:44:03 2009
Q. I am in the military (AF) and I was wondering about how long the process takes to get a breast reduction. For instance, how many consultations will I need with my PCM in order to get referred to a plastic surgeon? Will I have to go speak with a psychatrist first?
Asked by tiffeni2 - Thu Jun 11 12:29:38 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on what size breasts you have and also if you have documented problems caused by your breasts. Such as, back and neck pain, rashes, shoulder indentation, headaches and many other things. I am a 38DDD and my PCM told me her could get me approved (my husband is active duty Marine). However, when he was on recruiting duty we were seen at a civilian doctor and I asked for a reduction and TriCare said I was not large enough! But, when we got stationed at Cherry Point my doc said he could get me approved no problem because he got another woman who was smaller than me approved. I think as long as your doc is actually on base it is easier for approval. Stupid, but true. Good luck. p.s. A breast reduction is a MEDICAL procedure… [cont.]
Answered by Heather C - Thu Jun 11 12:44:03 2009
How do you cancel the noise reduction function of the conexant microphone?
Q. I own an hp pavilion dv2000 and it comes with a built in conexant microphone. Does anybody know how to cancel its noise reduction function? I know it comes in really handy with voice calls but I just really want to take it down. Help? thanks.
Asked by whyhello - Wed Feb 4 11:31:21 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Voice Normalization I think it is called. You can also disable the EAX effects that sometimes create a feedback when you use large hall emulation with lots of reverb. Steel
Answered by Stainless Steel - Wed Feb 4 13:56:20 2009
Q. I own an hp pavilion dv2000 and it comes with a built in conexant microphone. Does anybody know how to cancel its noise reduction function? I know it comes in really handy with voice calls but I just really want to take it down. Help? thanks.
Asked by whyhello - Wed Feb 4 11:31:21 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Voice Normalization I think it is called. You can also disable the EAX effects that sometimes create a feedback when you use large hall emulation with lots of reverb. Steel
Answered by Stainless Steel - Wed Feb 4 13:56:20 2009
Is it possible to have height reduction within the torso rather than your legs?
Q. I've heard of height reduction in the legs but was wondering if you could have it within your torso seeing as my legs arn't very long and my torso is and it would look ridiculous if i had my legs shortened? Any information would be fab!
Asked by RayRay19 - Sun Apr 20 14:23:07 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well, first they would have to cut a section out of your spine! So probably not...
Answered by jlhpisces - Sun Apr 20 14:27:55 2008
Q. I've heard of height reduction in the legs but was wondering if you could have it within your torso seeing as my legs arn't very long and my torso is and it would look ridiculous if i had my legs shortened? Any information would be fab!
Asked by RayRay19 - Sun Apr 20 14:23:07 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well, first they would have to cut a section out of your spine! So probably not...
Answered by jlhpisces - Sun Apr 20 14:27:55 2008
What are the risks of having a reduction from a twin pregnancy to a singleton in the 2nd trimester?
Q. Recently I had a reduction from a twin pregnancy to a singleton because my doctors told me that one of the twins wasn't able to develop lungs (due to low amniotic fluid) and that his/her health problems were causing my healthy twin issues such as preterm labour (and other issues)... Now I read that there may have been some risks that I wasn't made aware of for my surviving twin such as mental retardation. Does anyone have any information?
Asked by shopaholic1818 - Fri Aug 31 16:45:10 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. our medical system really disturbs me. I dunno much about this, but you should've been completely informed of all risks so you could make your own decision, instead of them deciding for you and infuencing you one way. Hope everything works out for you!
Answered by Dj - Fri Aug 31 16:57:20 2007
Q. Recently I had a reduction from a twin pregnancy to a singleton because my doctors told me that one of the twins wasn't able to develop lungs (due to low amniotic fluid) and that his/her health problems were causing my healthy twin issues such as preterm labour (and other issues)... Now I read that there may have been some risks that I wasn't made aware of for my surviving twin such as mental retardation. Does anyone have any information?
Asked by shopaholic1818 - Fri Aug 31 16:45:10 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. our medical system really disturbs me. I dunno much about this, but you should've been completely informed of all risks so you could make your own decision, instead of them deciding for you and infuencing you one way. Hope everything works out for you!
Answered by Dj - Fri Aug 31 16:57:20 2007
What are the risks of a breast reduction?
Q. And what is the difference between a breast reduction and a breast lift?
Asked by Alicia - Tue Sep 30 12:46:28 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In a reduction they reduce the size of your breasts, and usually do a lift at the same time In a lift, they work with the muscles to physically LIFT the breasts from their current position - usually without reduction there are many risks - of course any time you are put under there is a risk - infection is a huge risk - there is the risk of not being able to breast feed - and a botched plastic surgery procedure can lead to several complications i have considered it myself as I have large breasts - but i have decided to wait until i'm all done having children - cause they will only get worse, and it is very important to me to breast feed (16 weeks pregnant!) Be sure the DR you are going through is GOOD at what he does - ask to see… [cont.]
Answered by MaryMN - Tue Sep 30 12:55:07 2008
Q. And what is the difference between a breast reduction and a breast lift?
Asked by Alicia - Tue Sep 30 12:46:28 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In a reduction they reduce the size of your breasts, and usually do a lift at the same time In a lift, they work with the muscles to physically LIFT the breasts from their current position - usually without reduction there are many risks - of course any time you are put under there is a risk - infection is a huge risk - there is the risk of not being able to breast feed - and a botched plastic surgery procedure can lead to several complications i have considered it myself as I have large breasts - but i have decided to wait until i'm all done having children - cause they will only get worse, and it is very important to me to breast feed (16 weeks pregnant!) Be sure the DR you are going through is GOOD at what he does - ask to see… [cont.]
Answered by MaryMN - Tue Sep 30 12:55:07 2008
What does it take to get covered by insurance or breast reduction surgery?
Q. I am a DDD but it has drived me to massive low confidence sometimes Im so depressed about it. I have the MOST difficult time purchasing bras. Sometimes almost impossible. It causes me to have such a poor posture. I know that insurance covers the cost for reduction but for certain reason. How can I get them to cover this surgery?
Asked by maria#1 - Mon Feb 25 14:29:39 2008 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is a VERY complicated procedure...and that's JUST to get the ball rolling. Although your insurance "may pay" for the procedure, most companies will require a stringent amount of criteria to be met; often taking months of documentation and regular follow-ups with your medical provider. A most recent patient of mine wanted this done. She is only 15, but has had significant esteem/psychological affliction due to this, as well as physiological strain as well. Despite meeting a great deal of the required criteria, the insurance company refused because they set a required amount of breast tissue that must be removed that would have been more than she could have sacrificed. So, in the end, they did nothing despite verbal and written… [cont.]
Answered by sdg-FNP - Mon Feb 25 15:11:32 2008
Q. I am a DDD but it has drived me to massive low confidence sometimes Im so depressed about it. I have the MOST difficult time purchasing bras. Sometimes almost impossible. It causes me to have such a poor posture. I know that insurance covers the cost for reduction but for certain reason. How can I get them to cover this surgery?
Asked by maria#1 - Mon Feb 25 14:29:39 2008 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is a VERY complicated procedure...and that's JUST to get the ball rolling. Although your insurance "may pay" for the procedure, most companies will require a stringent amount of criteria to be met; often taking months of documentation and regular follow-ups with your medical provider. A most recent patient of mine wanted this done. She is only 15, but has had significant esteem/psychological affliction due to this, as well as physiological strain as well. Despite meeting a great deal of the required criteria, the insurance company refused because they set a required amount of breast tissue that must be removed that would have been more than she could have sacrificed. So, in the end, they did nothing despite verbal and written… [cont.]
Answered by sdg-FNP - Mon Feb 25 15:11:32 2008
How hot should the pan be for a reduction?
Q. Should it be screaming hot, rolling boil, simmer, something else? when I do reduction with fruit the sauce ends up smelling like burnt wood to me. So I think I have it too hot.
Asked by fh - Thu Aug 23 15:46:55 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I do mine on a medium heat, stirring often. I think the smell you are getting is from burning and not stirring often enough.
Answered by H-man - Thu Aug 23 17:39:52 2007
Q. Should it be screaming hot, rolling boil, simmer, something else? when I do reduction with fruit the sauce ends up smelling like burnt wood to me. So I think I have it too hot.
Asked by fh - Thu Aug 23 15:46:55 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I do mine on a medium heat, stirring often. I think the smell you are getting is from burning and not stirring often enough.
Answered by H-man - Thu Aug 23 17:39:52 2007
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