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At least they are not asking (yet) for a blood sample and personal info about my pets’ se*ual history.
"Insulin For Life USA provides insulin and diabetes management supplies – free of charge – to children and adults in need, exclusively through licensed healthcare providers in the USA and worldwide.
We collect in-date, unopened supplies from individuals, corporations, and organizations. After careful inspection, these supplies are redistributed via vetted clinics and providers, domestically and internationally.
Insulin for Life USA – a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization – is fully licensed by the State of Florida to receive and distribute medications for this purpose. All donations are tax-deductible in accordance with applicable regulations."
A few times if a prescription hasn't worked out for my dog (he apparently inherited my sensitivity to meds) I've given the remainder back to the vet. They use donated meds to help some clients afford them
There has been a lot of talk of sump pumps around here lately; with the N'oreaster we had and huge swells here along the coast. No issues for us, but a neighbor lost power, and they had a luncheon planned that day. At the time, it wasn't even raining and the air was mild. Of course no power also means no water so we told them to move the lunch next door to us. And they moved in too, for 2 nights. We have a generator so no issues, and we never seem to get water in the basement as we are high up.
I have an 1860 house and a dirt-floor dungeon with a trench and a sump pump. I sometimes notice the sound when it turns on, and a few times I've noticed it when the float got stuck and the pump didn't turn off. But all in all it's not an annoying noise. If anything, it's reassurig.
I'm not familiar with her but it sounds like she was a lovely person. Our relationships with "strangers" on the internet are very complicated, as evidenced right in this tiny part of it!
How could these responses be correct when not presented with key words IN ALL CAPITAL LETTERS?
My issue isn't with HL's religion...but rather that they went to the scotus and were (incorrectly IMO) granted the right to exclude insurance coverage for contraception for their employees. It's one thing to freely exercise your religion. It's another to warp the 1st amendment and foist your beliefs on your employees particularly about such private matters which should be between patient and doctor.