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r/PlasticSurgery•

I've been considering getting a very modest implant size (~200cc) and I'm looking for people's experiences with that. Do you wish you had gone bigger?

I'm currently a 36C with previous fat transfer. I've lost weight since my fat transfer and my breasts are a little smaller than I'd like.

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r/CaminoDeSantiago•

Hello everyone. I'm currently on the Frances route in Foncebadón right now. My partner is flying into Madrid and we were originally planning on meeting in Sarria and completing the last 100km from there. However, I'm realizing that finding accomodations and the crowds may be an issue. I've already tried to find accomodation for next week and everything is booked. Would you suggest switching to a different route? If not, could we just wing it and find accomodation the day of without booking? I'm trying to avoid getting stuck with no where to stay for the night. Any advice is appreciated! Thanks

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r/CaminoDeSantiago•

I'm doing the Frances starting in Burgos on August 12. For clothing I'm bringing two wool tshirts, 2 bike shorts, 2 underwear, 1 sports bra, 2 pairs of wool socks + 2 sock liners, plus one lightweight dress for in town and at the alburgues; and 1 long sleeve sun shirt with hood.

My question is, do I need a long sleeve fleece during this time of the year? I see the low temps along my route are in the 50's. I'm bringing a lightweight sleeping bag liner for sleeping.

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r/CaminoDeSantiago•

Would it be crazy to do the Frances route in Air Force Ones? I have a weird pinched nerve in my foot and the AF1's are the only shoe I've found that doesn't pinch the nerve. I've tried multiple other wide toe box trail shows, etc to no avail. What do you think? I'll be hiking in mid August.

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r/dietetics•

Hi! I work in LTC and my facilities are experiencing a shortage of nutritional supplements (ensure, glucerna, ready are 2.0). The obvious alternatives I can think of are ice cream, pudding, fortified foods. Is there anything I'm missing?

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r/legaladvice•

I had a moving company come do an estimate to remove all of my furniture and household items for them to donate or throw away (the estimator came 1 month prior to my lease ending so that I could shop around for a good price). The estimator looked at everything and said it would be one truckload full which would be $638. I thought that was fair, so I scheduled the moving service 2 days before my lease was up. Moving day came and two movers show up. One of the guys looks around for 30 seconds and says "okay this is going to be $1650". At this point I'm floored. I told them I had gotten an estimate for $638. He replied with "the estimator must have misled you, this is definitely two truckloads

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