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r/pelotoncycle•

My bike was scheduled for delivery tomorrow, but the call came today to state an error was made and they don’t deliver to my area any day except Wednesday. To top it off, they also threw in the “due to a supply shortage, we can’t deliver for two more weeks”.

Something doesn’t add up with this situation. How could they have delivered tomorrow but not have supply next week?

This company needs to find a different way to deliver their bikes. I can’t imagine what a headache it would be to schedule any warranty service!?!

Ugh. So disappointed...

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r/medschool•

Hi med students!

I'm currently a resident in radiology and we are working on revamping our medical student rotation through the department.

I'm hoping a few of you would be willing to discuss what makes a radiology rotation interesting for you? What absolutely sucks?

I know from experience how boring and life sucking radiology can be, what things engage you?

Thanks in advance for your help!

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r/breastfeeding•

I've started back at work recently and I'm noticing a supply drop from one breast only. The first week of pumping I was getting 3-4 ounces from that breast and now, week 2, I'm down to 2 ounces pretty consistently. On top of that, I think I've had a plugged duct twice on that side.

Is it possibly something with the flange? I'm using freemies during the day and then a standard Medela kit right before bed. Neither one seems to get more than the other.

Can a plugged duct drop supply?

I was prepared to have a supply drop once I was working and the stress came back, but the one breast thing is unexpected.

For context, I pump on my drive from 7-7:20, again between 10-11, and then 2-3. Usua

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r/beyondthebump•

My 6 week old had been an easy baby up until last week. She went to sleep easily in her crib or bassinet (sometimes swaddled, sometimes not) and we were getting consistent 2-4 hour stretches. We've now become super fussy and will not sleep anywhere other than wrapped to a parent. If I put her in the crib, she'll sleep for a minute and then wake up flailing and grunting. She used to fall asleep after nursing and transferred without much fuss. She's now breastfeeding all the time and seems to be always emptying both breasts. She's wide awake after nursing and we are having a tough time getting her to sleep.

Is this all part of the 6 week growth spurt? Any suggestions on getting her down in h

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r/BabyBumps•

We just got our Dutailier glider delivered, and unfortunately the furniture store did not order the reclining version. They are happy to re-order it for us, but I'm wondering how many people actually use the recline feature? The stability and longevity from a solid back might be more appealing in the long run?

So, do you ever recline your glider? Is it worth re-ordering? Thanks for your help!

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