Nurse salary in michigan

Hey All,
So I was in a friends boat Monday. And we were pulling into the marina on lake st Clair (Michigan). I took this time to relieve myself off the back of his boat.
Well, someone apparently took a photo and sent it to the police. he just called and said an officer tracked down his boat and they want to know who the guy was peeing off the back (me).
He asked me what he wanted me to do and I told him to give them my info, I guess. I don’t know what else to do.
The whole thing seems wild. But indecent exposure looks like a relatively serious crime. So I’m not sure if I should call a lawyer now or wait for them to call me.
Also, I’m leaving for Mexico tomorrow so not sure how fast any of this would move.
Any advise would be appreciated

Hi all!
Hope your day is off to a better start than mine. I was wondering if anyone knows the regulations/laws behind defibrillator requirements in skilled nursing facilities in California?
I was told by the company's administratoattorney that skilled nursing facilities are not required to have one, and in fact, is better for the facility not to have one.
Can someone please explain this? I feel baffled trying to understand this. Sorry if I sound naive, clarification would be great.
Thanks in advance 😊

Hello,
I'm interested in moving to the west US I have a bachelor's in pharmacy and have been working 2 years in Canada. I have a few questions:
Is it important to get pharmd or do employers not care as long as you can do the job? How competitive is to get a hospital job vs retail? How are the salaries and work-life balance now compared to 5 years ago?

I’ve had this anger pent up since Christmas when it happened.
My husband and I made plans with my sister and husband to visit my mom & parter for Christmas. Our niece (My husbands brothers 2nd child) was due around that time. We had thought we might miss the babies birth. During our 10 years married we have spent Christmas Day with my family 1 time prior to this. My sister was really insistent we spend this Christmas with my mom. We spend basically every holiday with my husbands family.
As the holiday approaches COVID is still an issue. My husband has been conditioned to please everyone in his family and so when asked if we would be meeting the baby if she comes before our trip he said yes. I didn’t think much of it, yet.
Day of birth: BIL send message to family. No visitors due to COVID. BIL calls bragging about how they didn’t have to take COVID tests in the hospital and the nurses said they weren’t vaccinated and you don’t have to wear a mask BIL says visitors are allowed but need to get tested Baby is born FIL and MIL get to hospital & report they were not tested for COVID. We’re in California, so this is very abnormal.
This gives me major red flags.. right?? The prior year when we visited my family the week before Christmas this same BIL showed up to my family gathering when he was in town. Didn’t wear a mask. Christmas Eve he reports he has COVID. We all got exposure notifications. My mom and her partner had to cancel their Christmas plans and spend it alone, my sister and her husband had to cancel their plans and so did we. All of my family spent Christmas alone due to COVID.
So when faced with the decision to go meet the baby 2 days before we’re supposed to leave to spend Christmas with my family I obviously said no. My husband wasn’t fully on my side, feeling pressure from his very intense family, so he tried to buy some time. I don’t know why. Eventually it came out that we weren’t coming to see the baby until after our trip. I apologized to the mom for not being there but hope she understands it’s for safety reasons. She said no worries.
My mother in law tries to get involved and sends my husband this text: “I’m sure you are being pressured in all directions but just remember what’s most important.” 😮EXCUSE ME? To me she was inferring that her family is more important than mine. Am I reading this wrong?
We get down to our accommodations and are spending time with my family when my husband receives a phone call from his brother. BIL had been sober for a few years but sounded absolutely scary. He was yelling at my husband calling him a pu**y and that he’s not a man, “I don’t even know who you are anymore” and relentless name calling and put downs. For 45 minutes. My husband wouldn’t let me grab the phone no matter how hard I tried. If I would have gotten ahold of it I would have screamed SHUT THE F UP YOUR FAMILY IS NOT MORE IMPORTANT THAN MINE! Alas I never had the chance.
My husband then received over 50 text messages with the same type content. My husband is so used to this abuse it doesn’t affect him at all. Meanwhile my heart rate was through the roof and my palm are sweaty just typing this.
My husband apologized on behalf of us but IIRC the receiving of the apology was just whatever.
We had plans to spend 3 days on the coast together after Christmas, but decided to cancel to just get it over with (meeting the baby).
This family has gigantic altercations and then everyone sweeps everything under the rug and it is never discussed.
We went to meet the baby when she was 9 days old. While we were there my husband and more importantly BIL didn’t interact with the baby at all during the 2 hours we were there. But I did. And I guess that satisfied them.
And there was never an apology. No discussion. Don’t I deserve one? Doesn’t my husband deserve one?
Fast forward to now (you might have seen my MIL vs A/C post) and I’m realizing this has all been compounding on me and I’m furious and resentful.
Sigh Thanks if you made it this far.

Sorry for the long post but really need some advice.
Over the last year since leaving a job which was stable, I was doing well in and had been there for 3 years, I have had 3 jobs which haven’t worked out for various reasons.
Firstly I took a remote job doing project management but the company was based in Preston whilst I am based in Bucks. They expected me to travel up to Preston more often than what was agreed and the travel was to much, I left after 3 months.
I then worked as a Flooring project Manager based in London. Again the commute was a bit of a nightmare but manageable. I was doing ok there but there were things about the company that didn’t sit right with me. I also broke my toe when they asked me to unload a carpet delivery without PPE and left me in a boot for 6 weeks. I stayed with them for 8 months where I am now at my current job.
The job is local, fairly good salary but the role is estimating. I had some previous experience estimating which was why they hired me. However, my experience is fair inferior than the work they are expecting me to do and I come from a soft flooring background where as the bulk of tenders are Tiling or Decorating, so very out of my comfort zone.
I have been with them now for 2 months. It is ok but I feel out of my depth and feel like I’m lost and not what I expected it to be. (The recruitment agent sold it very differently). I really don’t know what to do. I feel so much regret for the career decisions, my old job even offered me my job back before I accepted this role, but I was worried about going back to somewhere I had left previously for a higher salary.
I’m 31 years old and have a young family. I have good experience in project management and estimating (Flooring projects). I am worried that I am not at the level this company expects and I could be out of work (this time not from my decision). I just feel lost and need some advice / guidance.

Looking for quiet remote camping recommendations in southern Michigan. Anywhere along the southern part north/south of I-94 would work ).
Heading out for a road trip from visiting relatives in IL. Planned on driving up thru Michigan on my way to Pittsburgh.
Looking for a space that has ideally clean showers and not have everyone camping right on top of each other.
Quiet and Remote with no shower suggestions also appreciated.

Hey everyone, I just wanted to reach out and share my story. I recently finished treatment for Hodgkin’s Lymphoma (ABVD + proton). My first interim PET was a 4 and the second two have been CMR. I had to stay on the bleomycin an extra two cycles because of the first PET and it gave me bleomycin toxicity. I’m only 31, female, and a runner. We caught it early and my lungs are slowly recovering. The doctors said my best shot at cure was getting radiation too so I did that as well. I’m so scared of the late effects.
Anyways, every morning I wake up with intense anxiety. It comes in waves the rest of the day. Everything is triggering me, a mouth sore, vague abdominal pain, my scalloped tongue, spots on skin, poor wound healing, etc. I’m not even two weeks out of treatment.
I have a therapist and a psychiatrist who are working with me and the PTSD.
I’m also a registered nurse which in my case doesn’t help because I know too much.
I’m just so overwhelmed with fear. I have a great support system but I know that they are exhausted and suffering too.
Anyone experience similar things post treatment?

I've been seeing a local doctor for a few months he has prescribed me a few different types of medications including xanax. when I see him I have to be drug tested to make sure that I am taking it. I get a phone call today saying my drug test was positive for cocaine which I have never done in my life! I smoke marijauna everyday and THC showed negative and so did the xanax because of this positive for cocaine he dropped me from his practice and he wouldn't accept another sample nor would he speak with me about this issue
I go to him because I have bad depression and anxiety but because of this I'm no longer aloud to go back to this practice plus it ruins my reputation not to mention my mother is a medical assistant in this office do i have a case here? I am located in Michigan

I taught myself how to take risks, apply for jobs, and have grown to the point that I can now live alone, and ever since I moved out, the 2 siblings after me have not yet moved out on the same age when I moved out, and I'm starting to get worried..
I know we all have our own timeline and threshold on when we'll have the confidence to move out, pero what I'm worried the most is what they're building up from, because right now they're earning money from labor works (autocad, surveying the land, preparing engineering plans) that are related to my fathers' job as a geodetic engineer, but it's way out of their college career (psychology and culinary) baka wala silang masulat sa Background experience nila once they start aiming for their oriented works...
What I have in mind right now is to have one of them stay in my place temporarily, so he can focus on building his own career path that is related to their degree.. or to atleast properly start a career,
I need some thoughts or suggestions on how to build them up, worried eldest lang kasi they've been overstaying sa bahay ng parents ko, and I asked them recently, they kept saying yes they want to leave and earn 'real salary' , pero i see no action... :(

So I was accepted into a pretty good Accelerated B.S of Nursing program(ABSN) at a private university in my area. The entire program is $70k for 15 months with the tuition broken down into 4 semesters paid up-front. Currently my husband and I have +$20k saved but we are trying to avoid dipping into our savings in case we need it for emergencies. FAFSA is only offering $9.5k in loans. The school says I do not qualify for their grants or scholarships because they are only for undergrad first-time degree seekers. I have a B.S in accounting and this program is only for people with a bachelors already. How and who should I borrow $60k in loans?
I’m going to ask my school for a lender’s list but from everyone’s experience, who are the best lenders? I heard there is Nursing Student Loans (NSL), Nurse Corps SP, and NHSP. what are people’s experience with these programs and the repayment process/possible forgiveness?
Before people recommend going the community college route…I've already looked at the associates nursing route but it is incredibly competitive in my area; apparently more so than BSN programs because of the reduced cost nature. Additionally most hospitals around here are magnet facilities where they want BSN nurses. I also would prefer to finish in 1 yr and start working than 2.5 yrs. To lessen the financial burden, my prerequisites were taken at the community college. The only thing left is to secure the money for this fall semester.
Thank you for everyone’s help.

Sorry for the long post but really need some advice.
Over the last year since leaving a job which was stable, I was doing well in and had been there for 3 years, I have had 3 jobs which haven’t worked out for various reasons.
Firstly I took a remote job doing project management but the company was based in Preston whilst I am based in Bucks. They expected me to travel up to Preston more often than what was agreed and the travel was to much, I left after 3 months.
I then worked as a Flooring project Manager based in London. Again the commute was a bit of a nightmare but manageable. I was doing ok there but there were things about the company that didn’t sit right with me. I also broke my toe when they asked me to unload a carpet delivery without PPE and left me in a boot for 6 weeks. I stayed with them for 8 months where I am now at my current job.
The job is local, fairly good salary but the role is estimating. I had some previous experience estimating which was why they hired me. However, my experience is fair inferior than the work they are expecting me to do and I come from a soft flooring background where as the bulk of tenders are Tiling or Decorating, so very out of my comfort zone.
I have been with them now for 2 months. It is ok but I feel out of my depth and feel like I’m lost and not what I expected it to be. (The recruitment agent sold it very differently). I really don’t know what to do. I feel so much regret for the career decisions, my old job even offered me my job back before I accepted this role, but I was worried about going back to somewhere I had left previously for a higher salary.
I’m 31 years old and have a young family. I have good experience in project management and estimating (Flooring projects). I am worried that I am not at the level this company expects and I could be out of work (this time not from my decision). I just feel lost and need some advice / guidance.

Was thinking how it always seem to be the same shit different day with the elites and their manufactured rigged crisis. Here's a humorous edit of Hank Paulson's speech in 2008 to be ready for the next round of crisis lies we will be handed, Janet is welcome to just take my suggestions wholesale with out changes. Yeah youre welcome Jan Jan Yeller.
Edited Treasury Secretary Remarks on the U.S. Economy and Financial System by Hugh Danforth for the coming crisis.
December 1, 2008 or Next Month 2023
Washington- Good afternoon. Thank you for the opportunity to provide an update on the current state of the U.S. economy, our implementation of the financial rescue(bailout) package and strategies for use (giving money to the people that made this mess) of the remaining TARP funds.
Today we continue to work through a severe financial crisis, (created by our own efforts to lobby to eliminate and dumb down regulations and take ridiculous risks that we would never take if our own money was at stake. While we are making progress, the journey ahead will continue to be a difficult one, for you, on Main St. But I have confidence that we are pursuing the right strategy to enrich our friends on Wall St. and stabilize the rigged financial system and support the flow of credit into our pockets and the trickle into the economy. The new authorities Congress provided in October dramatically expanded the tools available to the federal government to address the needs of our rigged system. As I and my fellow regulators stated clearly at the time, we now have a set of tools to fleece average people everywhere - new authorities in addition to our existing ones to do more damage in a few short years- that we can deploy in creative combinations to maximize our profits and their impact on our rigged system. And we have taken significant collaborative monopolistic actions that demonstrate that strategy in action.
This consistent effort to strengthen our financial institutions, so they can pay larger salaries and bonuses, so they can support our economy is critical to our progress through the current economic downturn. Strong financial institutions and a stable rigged financial system will smooth the path to stealing more so we can lie about a recovery and an eventual return to prosperity.
The root of this financial turmoil is the liquidity fairy and the naked short selling made by market markers on that began and accelerated throughout 2021. As one stock poses systemic risk, along with Commercial mortgage backed securities that we don’t regulate because that would be bad for the ultra rich who own the politicians for pennies on the dollar, share priced have declined and commercial foreclosures have risen, related assets have been hit particularly hard. 84 years ago the fake share price of the one true stock and it’s short squeeze aka correction spilled over into the financial sector, pushing the banking system into stress. Consequently, the overall economy has suffered. Third quarter GDP this year showed bullshit changes. The unemployment rate has moved to a level not seen in 84 years, with a loss of too many great American jobs at companies that were run into the ground by naked short sellers, Boston Insulting Group consultants, and unpatriotic scum that want to destroy the lives of so many of their countrymen and women because they - the billionaires -are not rich enough. Data released last week showed that through Jan 2021, stock prices in a basket of 10 major companies had fallen a bigly percent over the previous year, demonstrating that the "correction" has not abated. And as the economy slows further, it threatens to prolong the market “correction” which is not a correction at all, just a forced hard reset to stop the rigged stock market from paying lucrative fees to asshole lawyers and bankers.
There is no single action the Federal Government can take to end the financial market turmoil and the economic downturn, because we have manipulated everything so extremely with buying politicians up to the supreme court! In these extraordinary times, we must instead focus on developing the most effective combination of our tools to further pillage your life savings, hold down wages, increase inflation and destroy our planet to protect the financial system and speed the process of all-out-theft.
Financial System Recovery Efforts
We have implemented several programs aimed at improving the flow of credit to businesses and consumers, so they can spend and invest and restore our economy.
Most significantly, we devoted trillions to increasing the capital of our banks. A stronger capital base enables banks to take losses as they write down or sell troubled assets, which they created in a self enriching scam of fees and fake valuations. Stronger capitalization is also essential to increasing lending for the liquidity fairy at the market makers which, although difficult to achieve during times like this, is essential to economic recovery.
Treasury has received hundreds of applications from the regulators, and hundreds more are under review by the regulators. To date we have stolen your children’s future and the future of many generations to purchase preferred shares in the asshole institutions, putting billions in additional capital into the financial system. And we will work through the remaining applications in the coming weeks and months.
We have announced the terms for participation for most non-publicly traded banks, another important source of credit in our economy. Regulators are already receiving many applications from private banks and are reviewing and processing those now.
In a powerful joint statement on November 12 th, our banking regulators have emphasized that the extraordinary government actions taken to stabilize and strengthen the banking system are not merely one-sided; all banks – not just those participating in the Capital Purchase Program – have benefited, so they all also have responsibilities in the areas of lending, dividend and compensation policies, and foreclosure mitigation. We strongly support this regulatory initiative, which is just a little bullshit giveaway to cover for a year or tow so we can get back to business as usual, until we’ve created a massive American Oligarchy to rule over the American sheeple.
We expect and asked really nicely that the banks increase their lending to their friends and one another as a result of these efforts and it is important that they do so, so they can survive another day. This lending won't materialize as fast as any of us would like, but it will happen much, much faster as confidence is restored as a result of having used the TARP to stabilize our system and to increase the capital in our banks.
As we all know, the non-bank financial sector is a critical source of finance for the consumer spending that fuels our economy. Consumer credit, so you can buy more crap you don’t really need, is critical for many households as they consider purchasing a car, new appliances, or other big ticket items. Like other forms of credit, the availability of affordable consumer credit depends on ready access to a liquid fairy and affordable secondary market – in this case, the asset backed credit market. Recent credit market stresses essentially brought this market to a halt. As a result, millions of Americans cannot find affordable financing for their basic credit needs, to buy groceries or gas. And credit card rates are climbing, making it more expensive for families to finance everyday purchases, to go into deeper debt. The Federal Reserve and the Treasury last week announced an aggressive program to support the normalization of credit markets and the availability of affordable consumer credit to support economic recovery.
To support the return of consumer lending, the Treasury will provide small few billion in TARP resources to back a Federal Reserve facility that will provide liquidity to issuers of consumer asset backed paper, enabling a broad range of institutions to step up their lending, and enabling borrowers to have access to lower cost consumer finance and small business loans. The facility may be expanded over time and eligible asset classes may be expanded later to include other assets, such as commercial mortgage-backed securities, non-agency residential mortgage-backed securities or other asset classes. (didn’t even have to edit this line because it was a new way to do the same shit they did in 2008.)
This consumer lending facility is one example of the creative combination of federal government authorities to ease a major obstruction to the flow of credit into our economy. The actions taken last week to support Citigroup similarly demonstrate the creative combination of tools to most effectively strengthen our financial institutions and confidence in our rigged system.
We are actively engaged in developing additional programs to strengthen our financial system so that lending flows into our pockets and trickles by the tiniest drips possible into the economy. When these programs are ready for implementation, we will discuss them with the corrupt Congress and all the politicians owned by the world’s elites.
We continue to look at additional capital strategies, and as we do so we will assess the impact of the first capital program, and use this information to evaluate the size and focus of an additional program in light of existing economic and market conditions.
And we are continuing to examine potential commercial foreclosure mitigation ideas that may be an appropriate and effective use of TARP resources.
An important complement to those guidelines was my announcement that they will suspend all foreclosures on commercial real estate for 90 days. The foreclosure suspension will give the owner class and servicers time to utilize the new streamlined loan modification program and make it possible for more families to work out terms to lose their jobs and their homes.
And of course, as we consider potential new TARP programs, we must also maintain flexibility and firepower for the elites to address new challenges as they arise.
As I have said for some time, the liquidity fairy and the pandemic is at the root of our economic and market difficulties. The most important thing we can do to mitigate foreclosures and progress through the correction is to reduce the cost of mortgage finance. The actions we have taken to stabilize and strengthen our pals, and through them to increase the flow of moolah & credit have insulated the corrupt thieve from real prices and rates from the rapid increases and fluctuations in the cost of other credit. But given that we have essentially guaranteed Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac securities, the rates on those securities – and corresponding mortgage rates – have not come down as much as we may have hoped. The Federal Reserve's announcement that it will purchase billions of debt and half a trillion dollars in commercial mortgage backed securities should have a strongly positive impact on the cost of mortgage finance. And we continue to look for additional ways to make cheap credit more affordable, which will stimulate relentless purchases of unnecessary consumer crap, help to stabilize prices and eventually send the one true stock to the moon.
Conclusion
Until the financial crisis is behind us, we must remain vigilant, ready to respond and to manage unpredictable events as they occur. Our first priority is on recovery. We work every day fully aware of our awesome responsibility to the American people who depend on the financial system to save for college and retirement, for financing homes, cars and companies. I am confident that we will work through this difficult period, and opportunity and prosperity will again flourish. Thank you.

Looking for quiet remote camping recommendations. Anywhere along the southern part north/south of I-94 would work ).
Heading out for a road trip from visiting relatives in IL. Planned on driving up thru Michigan on my way to Pittsburgh.
Looking for a space that has ideally clean showers and not have everyone camping right on top of each other.
Quiet and Remote with no shower suggestions also appreciated.

Sorry for the long post but really need some advice.
Over the last year since leaving a job which was stable, I was doing well in and had been there for 3 years, I have had 3 jobs which haven’t worked out for various reasons.
Firstly I took a remote job doing project management but the company was based in Preston whilst I am based in Bucks. They expected me to travel up to Preston more often than what was agreed and the travel was to much, I left after 3 months.
I then worked as a Flooring project Manager based in London. Again the commute was a bit of a nightmare but manageable. I was doing ok there but there were things about the company that didn’t sit right with me. I also broke my toe when they asked me to unload a carpet delivery without PPE and left me in a boot for 6 weeks. I stayed with them for 8 months where I am now at my current job.
The job is local, fairly good salary but the role is estimating. I had some previous experience estimating which was why they hired me. However, my experience is fair inferior than the work they are expecting me to do and I come from a soft flooring background where as the bulk of tenders are Tiling or Decorating, so very out of my comfort zone.
I have been with them now for 2 months. It is ok but I feel out of my depth and feel like I’m lost and not what I expected it to be. (The recruitment agent sold it very differently). I really don’t know what to do. I feel so much regret for the career decisions, my old job even offered me my job back before I accepted this role, but I was worried about going back to somewhere I had left previously for a higher salary.
I’m 31 years old and have a young family. I have good experience in project management and estimating (Flooring projects). I am worried that I am not at the level this company expects and I could be out of work (this time not from my decision). I just feel lost and need some advice / guidance.

Sorry for the long post but really need some advice.
Over the last year since leaving a job which was stable, I was doing well in and had been there for 3 years, I have had 3 jobs which haven’t worked out for various reasons.
Firstly I took a remote job doing project management but the company was based in Preston whilst I am based in Bucks. They expected me to travel up to Preston more often than what was agreed and the travel was to much, I left after 3 months.
I then worked as a Flooring project Manager based in London. Again the commute was a bit of a nightmare but manageable. I was doing ok there but there were things about the company that didn’t sit right with me. I also broke my toe when they asked me to unload a carpet delivery without PPE and left me in a boot for 6 weeks. I stayed with them for 8 months where I am now at my current job.
The job is local, fairly good salary but the role is estimating. I had some previous experience estimating which was why they hired me. However, my experience is fair inferior than the work they are expecting me to do and I come from a soft flooring background where as the bulk of tenders are Tiling or Decorating, so very out of my comfort zone.
I have been with them now for 2 months. It is ok but I feel out of my depth and feel like I’m lost and not what I expected it to be. (The recruitment agent sold it very differently). I really don’t know what to do. I feel so much regret for the career decisions, my old job even offered me my job back before I accepted this role, but I was worried about going back to somewhere I had left previously for a higher salary.
I’m 31 years old and have a young family. I have good experience in project management and estimating (Flooring projects). I am worried that I am not at the level this company expects and I could be out of work (this time not from my decision). I just feel lost and need some advice / guidance.

6mo, breastfeeding and pumping. Lately my right slacker boob supply is dwindling and dwindling… used to be able to maintain through pumping while at work but supply is .5 to 1 ounce each time I pump. Wondering what others have done at this stage? Just let it go or try to keep it going? Baby will not feed on it ever now, have basically given up on that because he nurses for 20 seconds at most on this side
Also just curious for anyone that has had a huge differential in their milk production between both, what can I expect post nursing? Like will one be much much saggier after weaning🫣

Hi y'all.
I've been struggling. I can't get hired for a recruiter job, which is what I have experience with, due to the market conditions. I also have been applying to customer services jobs, but I don't get anything back either. I'm assuming it's because when they see my resume, they assume that either I'm over-qualified, and therefore I'll leave as soon as I can, or I'm too "high and mighty" because I worked at FAANG before and I'll be expecting a hire salary.
Guys, I just need a job.
I've considered creating a resume with my real, although old, customer service experience and add a fake newer one, and lie and say I don't have a LinkedIn. I'm afraid however I could get in trouble for this, but I'm really desperate at this point.
Any thoughts?

Sorry for the long post but really need some advice.
Over the last year since leaving a job which was stable, I was doing well in and had been there for 3 years, I have had 3 jobs which haven’t worked out for various reasons.
Firstly I took a remote job doing project management but the company was based in Preston whilst I am based in Bucks. They expected me to travel up to Preston more often than what was agreed and the travel was to much, I left after 3 months.
I then worked as a Flooring project Manager based in London. Again the commute was a bit of a nightmare but manageable. I was doing ok there but there were things about the company that didn’t sit right with me. I also broke my toe when they asked me to unload a carpet delivery without PPE and left me in a boot for 6 weeks. I stayed with them for 8 months where I am now at my current job.
The job is local, fairly good salary but the role is estimating. I had some previous experience estimating which was why they hired me. However, my experience is fair inferior than the work they are expecting me to do and I come from a soft flooring background where as the bulk of tenders are Tiling or Decorating, so very out of my comfort zone.
I have been with them now for 2 months. It is ok but I feel out of my depth and feel like I’m lost and not what I expected it to be. (The recruitment agent sold it very differently). I really don’t know what to do. I feel so much regret for the career decisions, my old job even offered me my job back before I accepted this role, but I was worried about going back to somewhere I had left previously for a higher salary.
I’m 31 years old and have a young family. I have good experience in project management and estimating (Flooring projects). I am worried that I am not at the level this company expects and I could be out of work (this time not from my decision). I just feel lost and need some advice / guidance.

With Harden likely leaving, its tough to see how this team can upgrade the roster for the 2023/24 season with limited picks, assets and cap space, as Harden leaving does not free up his salary unless its via sign and trade this year.
I do, however, see a vision for the 2024/25 season with a much, much better free agency class, as well as a ton of cap opening up with the Harris and Harden contracts opening up, with PJ expiring.
I can see the front office using this year as an adaption year with Nurse, whilst focusing on the development of Maxey along with our other young rotational guys. This isn't ideal for Embiid who's window is ticking, but really not sure what other choice we have that is a better solution to the short and long term future of the franchise.
Does everyone else see this as the plan, or something different?

Hi everyone. I’ve posted a few times before and just thought I’d update.
My husband and I have been trying for our third baby since last year now. We are blessed already with two little boys who are still very small but we wanted a big family and they were conceived via IVF due to my PCOS.
I got a positive pregnancy test 2 weeks ago. I was shocked as I hadn’t actually been tracking my cycle this month. As the weeks have gone on, I noticed that my pregnancy tests were getting darker quite slowly. There was no quick progression in my tests like there was with both of my older living boys. It took 2 weeks for my tests to become as dark as the control line and I’ve never had a dye stealer with this pregnancy.
Today I decided to visit my early pregnancy unit at the local hospital. I was anxious and wanted to be checked out because I’ve also had no pregnancy symptoms which for me is a red flag as in both of my pregnancies that resulted in my children, I had severe sickness from 5 weeks. I also had to terminate a pregnancy in early 2022 and was very sick during this.
They scanned me today and told me that they can barely even see a gestational sac - and the one they could see was only measuring about 1.5mm. This was a vaginal ultrasound too.
None of this adds up - given the fact I had my first positive over 2 weeks ago now, I should at least be 5.5 weeks pregnant. The sonographer indicated my pregnancy appeared to be more 4 weeks.
I had BETA bloods done and was told to return in 48 hours from today.
A lovely nurse just called me with todays results and my blood level of HCG is 326. That seems pretty low for a pregnancy that should be beyond 5 weeks now.
I know in my heart that it’s over. At this point I’m just waiting to bleed and it’s such a cruel waiting game. I have no hope left at all. I’m ‘sure’ of my dates on account my husband was working away so we only had sex at the very beginning of May.
Not sure where we go from here, I was told by the nurse that we will come up with a solution of the numbers have doubled (or haven’t) in 48 hours. I’m pretty sure given my own research this a is a blighted ovum but the nurses at the EPU are trying to remain optimistic for me.
I’m feeling irritated with my body. I just wish it’d hurry up and ‘let go’ of the failed pregnancy so that I can move on. I check for bleeding every time I go to the toilet and there is none.
I’m just so grateful for my two living little boys, I’m going to snuggle them extra hard tonight.

Sorry for the long post but really need some advice.
Over the last year since leaving a job which was stable, I was doing well in and had been there for 3 years, I have had 3 jobs which haven’t worked out for various reasons.
Firstly I took a remote job doing project management but the company was based in Preston whilst I am based in Bucks. They expected me to travel up to Preston more often than what was agreed and the travel was to much, I left after 3 months.
I then worked as a Flooring project Manager based in London. Again the commute was a bit of a nightmare but manageable. I was doing ok there but there were things about the company that didn’t sit right with me. I also broke my toe when they asked me to unload a carpet delivery without PPE and left me in a boot for 6 weeks. I stayed with them for 8 months where I am now at my current job.
The job is local, fairly good salary but the role is estimating. I had some previous experience estimating which was why they hired me. However, my experience is fair inferior than the work they are expecting me to do and I come from a soft flooring background where as the bulk of tenders are Tiling or Decorating, so very out of my comfort zone.
I have been with them now for 2 months. It is ok but I feel out of my depth and feel like I’m lost and not what I expected it to be. (The recruitment agent sold it very differently). I really don’t know what to do. I feel so much regret for the career decisions, my old job even offered me my job back before I accepted this role, but I was worried about going back to somewhere I had left previously for a higher salary.
I’m 31 years old and have a young family. I have good experience in project management and estimating (Flooring projects). I am worried that I am not at the level this company expects and I could be out of work (this time not from my decision). I just feel lost and need some advice / guidance.

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Greetings! We are third-year student nurses of Manila Tytana Colleges' Manila Doctors College of Nursing and are currently taking Nursing Research 2 (NCM 115) class this Second Semester of AY 2022-2023. Our present research is entitled "LEVEL OF ACCEPTANCE ON TELECONSULTATION OF FAMILY CAREGIVERS OF OLDER PERSON WITH DEMENTIA AND THE LEVEL OF CAREGIVER BURDEN".
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