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I didn't know that she booked me nonrefundable fare. Even though she knew this was a 2nd choice and only choice to go on the route I wanted. Asian cruises where booked 9-12+ months out. She knew I wanted the other cruise line because it has a better plan packages. The original cruise line had cabins opened up so I booked. I asked her to cancel and she tells me that it wasn't booked as refundable deposit. I apparently not paid attention to all of the booking information because I would never book nonrefundable deposit. Apparently my travel insurance Generali doesn't have or she didn't elect cancel for any reason coverage.

I am wanting to get a DTV visa (soft power). Currently I have over the minimum bank balance. However the end of May I have to spend 13k of the 22k in savings because that's when the cruise balance to get there is due. Before you say why don't you fly, it's because I have 2 SD and 1 has a minor heart murmur and commercial planes can kill dogs with heart issues no matter how minor. I'm a disabled veteran so I receive monthly payments to afford to live in thailand plus I'll be receiving housing allowance while attending online college courses from a US university. Can I apply on my own or is there an agent who can help me? Or should I just apply in May and loose several months on my dtv visa be

My acquaintance shared that her remote job is hiring. Her regional manager's Facebook posts sound very much like an MLM. Renting out universal studios for staff vacation. Other terms. Not posting the name of the company. They need to DM you for details instead of coming out and saying it. I know Instagram influencers are obsessed with wanting to DM for details to increase engagement but usually not Facebook. I scrolled through her manager's profile and finally found the company name. I watch a lot of Hannah Alonzo antiMLM videos.

I'll be in Tokyo in October for 1 day then 2 days. Is there any dog friendly walking tours or parks that have nice architecture that i can take pictures of? They can't take public transportation.

I need resources, because my therapist's supervisor refuses to let her write an accommodation letter for my polyester sensitivity. It's not all polyester, it depends on the weave. Both the old and new work shirts are 100% polyester. The old one is smooth on the inside and they are differentthread counts and weaves (supervisor said it is). Originally my department supervisor was perfectly fine with me saying i can't handle the feeling of the shirts. Then they said i had to have a letter. Yesterday i met with my therapist and took some sort of paper autism and empathy tests. Since i didn't score as on the spectrum, they think adhd people (which i was officially diagnosed with) or non neurodive

Preface this with these results were not in my CT report for the 1 done last June. So very surprised with this August's report. I can't find anywhere stating this is normal for calcification to be in someone under 40. Neurology said it's normal and seen all of the time.

No infarct, intracranial hemorrhage, mass, mass effect or extra-axial fluid collections apparent. Diffuse increased density is seen in the right globus pallidus region. This was present on the previous exam. There are ad ditional lesser basal ganglia calcifications bilaterally. Physiological calcification is suspected. The calvarium has a normal appearance. There is questionably a tiny amount of mucosal thickening in the p

I decided to give a VSO another chance we worked on it a little bit 2 different days I was under the impression that she was not submitting it yet cause I still had things to give her like my migraine logs my impact statement etc. I went to log into the VA to see if my labs are in the blue button report yet. Forgot it was Sunday because i work weekends and it said I have a claim that was submitted. It took several tries because i kept getting an error message. Finally got access to my claim and she submitted my claim already. This is now 4 VSO's that have pissed me off fucking up my shit. I have a funeral tomorrow for a veteran that was my friend's friend. Now i have to hope i can contact th

My primary care and ER both said i have asthma. My primary used this machine to listen to my heart and lungs before diagnosis. Before then i received 2 daily inhalers wexla and spiriva (probably misspelled them but i don't care this min). Friday i finally had a test with pulmonary only because this involves a military disability claim and i don't want the to automatically reject it saying pcp diagnosis isn't good enough. The test involved me sitting in a clear capsule with the door open the majority of the time. After running the first of the series of tests he asked why i was referred to them. I told him i had an ER visit a month ago and they already started me on daily medicine because it