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r/daddit•

Currently have a hotel for the night. My wife and I have had struggles for a while. 4 kids under ten. 1 special needs. Typical arguments but I’ve just been unable to compromise or “give in” to keep the peace lately. I’m hyper responsive to criticism now, and her saying I don’t do enough is getting me down to where I want to leave permanently. I wake up and from the time I get up until go to bed it’s nothing but family things, work, cleaning, bills, doctor, sports, therapies, tutoring, etc…….

Not to mention no bedroom life for years. I was understanding while the kids were super young, my youngest is 6 now and we’ve probably had sex less than I can count on one hand in the time my yo

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r/PLC•

Basically the title. Hoping to not change anything and use the same network that is used for SCADA. Cost is an issue. Both PLCs are fully redundant with redundant connections to SCADA. The SCADA network currently only has SRTP GE protocol and would now have modbus TCP and Ethernet ipusing the EMT comms card for both SRTP and Modbus TCP on the GE side and Ethernet ip in the Rockwell side. A Ethernet ip to modbus tcp gateway will be used in between the PLCs. Same SCADA Subnet for the 3 protocols.

Anybody done anything similar?

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r/legaladvice•

We lost the use of our main home living area and kitchen during an insurance water damage claim. We were told via phone that hotel expenses would not be reimbursed by the insurance company because we could technically get to our kitchen sink, however none of the other areas of the kitchen were useable. Come to find out, they would've covered hotel if we left the home. We ended up staying in our basement (not close to being as nice and very small) because of this.

We have video/pictures of how the restoration left us without the use. Are we able to claim any "loss of use" of our main living area reimbursement? Or is this something to give up on since technically we didn't spend mone

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r/MTHFR•

Curious if this dose seems ridiculous. My son had a genesight test that came back with heterozygous C677T mutation. Curious what others think about starting children on this medication. Was prescribed Deplin but the cost is crazy so are looking at other alternatives.

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r/HomeImprovement•

A contractor made a large mistake and damaged my home. They’ve completely owned it and are having their insurance adjuster come out to assess the damages. My question is, in order to protect myself, should I contact my own insurance and make a claim as well? Or would that end up increasing my rates? Thanks in advance.

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r/HealthInsurance•

Hi, hoping someone here can help.

I had a hospital visit over 2 years ago (2021). At the time the insurance said about $1000 of the total should be adjusted to remove because the hospital was in network. Apparently the hospital doesn’t think so. So two years later(2023), after I moved on from that insurance company, they say I met $0 of my deductible that year. Their numbers were all deleted as well as the history with Explanation of benefits. I have all of them showing I met my out of pocket max and even my deductible before the hospital visit happened. I’ve appealed twice already and they just review it and say they are meeting the policy.

Is there any recourse here? Any advice what

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r/Parenting•

Hi, basically the post, anybody know of the best touchscreen calandar to use? Looking for a large one as we have quite a few kids to keep track of, we’re realizing the whiteboard isn’t exactly the best for our family.

Any recommendations?

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r/instrumentation•

Does anybody know where to find a DPDT single point level switch to mount on top of an acid waste tank? It needs to be rigid type like a gems that follows along a stem made of some sort of plastic. I’ve scoured everything an can’t seem to find it. Magnetrol, gems, Flowline etc…. Thanks

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