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generally yes unless you are using toxic oral steroids or winny
however you know my stance on using a drug, to cover up a drugs side effects. you should come off steroids if your body is this sick. acne and sky high cholesterol is a sick body out of whack.
however you know my stance on using a drug, to cover up a drugs side effects. you should come off steroids if your body is this sick. acne and sky high cholesterol is a sick body out of whack.
Should he be an American who is not paying cash for his treatment, likely not, Mobster. Likely not. "Oh but ain't that America" where private profit reigns sacrosanct, and where human life is reduced to an economic equitation.
lol people in canada or britain don't understand that cause they grew up in a different system so it is a way of life.
even those with insurance in the US, who have very good jobs.. management tier jobs.. still have 3-6K deductibles.. this is ON TOP of monthly premiums.. a family for 4 you are talking close to 1K a month.. that is a fucking mortgage payment.. in other words they can't afford to run to a doctor everytime there is a problem cause it will cost them thousands out of pocket. my friends kid was in the hospital for 3 days cause they couldn't figure out what was wrong.. after 3 days of tests they discharged him with zero diagnosis and a 50K bill. so LOL at going to a doctor when something is wrong
A few years ago, my wife and I were having breakfast at one of the Hilton's in Seattle where we were seated next a very lovely Norwegian couple. The restaurant's televisions were tuned to an NFL game which was partly sponsored by one of capitalism's gatekeepers to healthcare - the Humana insurance company. Its commercial stated, in part, and something to the effect of "And your plan can include a premium that includes no deductibles or copays."
Appearing puzzled, one of the Norwegians looked over to my wife and said, "Excuse me. But what would deductibles and copays have to do with medicine?"
My wife then proceeded to explain this wholly antisocial phenomenon to them, but, as intelligent as they obviously were, neither of them appeared to fully comprehend what they were being told. After my wife finished her explanation, they just sat there looking completely bewildered. Apparently, as is often the case, their expectations of America were not living up to the harsh realities of American society.
That is as true as what it is preposterous.
This serves to underscore the absurdity pushed by many on the political right that medicare for all is a horrible idea. Yeah, a "horrible idea" to a right-winger until the day that he or she is faced with having to pay a 50k medical bill. (Think it can't happen to you? Think again. More than half of all personal bankruptcies filed in the U.S. are filed due to medical-related expenses; bankruptcies that, because of recently enacted and so-called "bankruptcy reform laws," are not always granted.)
So LOL at the mind-numbingly idiotic notion that the U.S. is the world's greatest country with respect to anything other than the capacity to kill and destroy.
what are you running for your cycle
sub_squoch
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Just browsing the comments - I WISH I paid 1k for my family of 4!!
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This is pretty true in america.. I concur sir.
It is to the point you pay weekly for your insurance.
Then you pay a co pay and deductible before anything is covered. To now , even though you pay everything (all these extras) you need to have these injections for (lupus). So your dr prescribes shots (medicine ) but the insurance company says NO WE WONT COVER THAT WHERE IT NEEDS TO BE GIVEN. BUT IF YOU GET THE SAME INJECTIONS IN A DIFFERENT AREA (PROVEN THAT IT DOESNT WORK/HELP) WE WILL COVER IT!!!
THE WHOLE SYSTEM IS A JOKE.
It is fine to take both while on cycle - yes.
However, your triglyceride number is horrible. I would be looking into some major diet an lifestyle changes to try and bring that number down
sub_squoch
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My wife and I deal with this daily. Pay a fortune for insurance were forced to have, and really do need, and it covers NOTHING that we need it for.
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The health care system is one big plus of living in Finland because that really sucks big time.
I hope your friend and his family managed get over that hardship : (
"...When history books are full of shit, I become the anarchist
I'm pissed at this
What this country claims to be
It's a lie..." --Johnny Kick A Hole In The Sky, Red Hot Chili Peppers
All right, sub. But the ACA's National Individual Mandate will be eliminated next year. In the meantime, though, simply paying the fine for an entire year would be much cheaper than one month's worth of premiums, wouldn't it?
sub_squoch
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Yea - and then the day after I cancel my insurance I'll get in a car accident and wish I had it
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Exactly! That's one of the reasons why I know that I really need my medical insurance.
sub_squoch
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Yup that's the only reason we keep ours. And being MC riders I feel it's good to have because people are idiots.
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Either that, or the human eye simply isn't as efficient as that of sharks, eagles and many other living things. As such, things often occur faster than what a human being's eye-brain system is able to see or at least not in time, especially in relation to things that are smaller than the objects that surround them (read: motorcycles juxtaposed to automobiles). That is why even I, someone who raced MX on a competitive basis for twelve years, have forever referred to street bikes as "donorcycles."
So I very much admire your courage, sub.
sub_squoch
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Trust me - people are fucking idiots. I see it every time I ride. Its amazing the human race has made it this far
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Having been online for many a year and having far, far too many of my Yank brothers explain the issues with paying for (and the further issue of insuring the same) I can say I 'get' what problems you might have. If, for example, you were open and honest about PED use your insurance payments would, at best, go up. More likely is you'd find it crazy hard to get any. Etc, etc, etc. Let's try no to do this all again.
But here's the issue: You go to see the doc and LIE. You say I have X issue but neglect to allow that same doc to know all he might need to know in order to be able to best treat you. You then ask, for free, us experienced but ultimately unqualified forum guys. Even then, as we have seen, it's not a rarity to have to really dig around to get all the info we need from members. Go check out the zoo that's the Oz forum on here. Honest (sometimes too much) in regards to ALL the fucked up shit they do. Booze hounds, lots of reccy drugs AND steroids. I bet they still keep it all back when they go to the doc.
Hard for ANY medical professional to do their job in those circumstances.
Don't forget, regardless of our FREE (for now) medical treatment we still get judged here if we admit to PED use. I've been asked and I've been honest. Plus I don't cruise, have had no prostate problems (fast getting to that age of course), I don't do crazy cycles so, thus far, I've not had PEDs cause me problems that the NHS has had to pay for.
Other Brit members will tell you we have ZERO chance of getting TRT on the NHS if we even look like we go to the gym. THAT, at least, we have to go private for.
But here's the issue: You go to see the doc and LIE. You say I have X issue but neglect to allow that same doc to know all he might need to know in order to be able to best treat you. You then ask, for free, us experienced but ultimately unqualified forum guys. Even then, as we have seen, it's not a rarity to have to really dig around to get all the info we need from members. Go check out the zoo that's the Oz forum on here. Honest (sometimes too much) in regards to ALL the fucked up shit they do. Booze hounds, lots of reccy drugs AND steroids. I bet they still keep it all back when they go to the doc.
Hard for ANY medical professional to do their job in those circumstances.
Don't forget, regardless of our FREE (for now) medical treatment we still get judged here if we admit to PED use. I've been asked and I've been honest. Plus I don't cruise, have had no prostate problems (fast getting to that age of course), I don't do crazy cycles so, thus far, I've not had PEDs cause me problems that the NHS has had to pay for.
Other Brit members will tell you we have ZERO chance of getting TRT on the NHS if we even look like we go to the gym. THAT, at least, we have to go private for.
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I would definitely adjust diet and get your cholesterol in check before using steroids.
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