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My wife saw an ENT almost a year ago - a routine follow up office visit after some surgery. The surgery was covered by insurance company A.

During the time of the office visit, my wife was covered by insurance company B. We provided them this info at the time.

A few weeks after the visit, my wife started a new job and we have since been insured under insurance company C. That's not really relevant, just fun lore for the incident.

Anyway, the specialist is not billing company B! They are billing A I think, which will not cover the visit (understandably, as we were not insured by A). The office is then sending the full bill to us. We've provided them the correct insurance information seve

Looking for some insight on a new issue while running with my pup, Maisie. We've been doing the Paws to 5K plan together for about 3 months, she seemed to really love running - usually going much faster than me, excited when I get the running leash out, etc. Now, she comes with me, but pretty consistently 12-14 minutes in starts to just stop. Not to sniff or anything, just stopping in the middle of the run until I stop too.

Theories -

1. Just getting worn out? Possible, but wasn't an issue before - we were running 20-25 minutes no problem. And I've been letting her take it easy since she's so resistant.

2. Getting overheated because of weather change? It has warmed up from 30/40 to 50/60.

For Mr. Wisconsin Basketball with 31 pts for the Illini

Modifiers are artificial difficulty. Putting different types of enemies in encounters are artificial difficulty. Making mechanics is artificial difficulty. Limiting my guardian's amount of health is artificial difficulty. Forcing me to restrict my loadout by only equipping 3 weapons or requiring ammo for powerful weapons is artificial difficulty. I should be able to load up an activity and it instantly completes.