Shir, having just gotten out of a bad landlord situation, I hate that you have to put up with that bullshit. Find out what the laws are protecting tenants, if any, and put everything in writing.
Back is hurting again. Oy.
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Shir, having just gotten out of a bad landlord situation, I hate that you have to put up with that bullshit. Find out what the laws are protecting tenants, if any, and put everything in writing.
Back is hurting again. Oy.
{{{Matt and beth}} I am so sorry.
{{Pix and ND}} You both were very lucky to have Byron and he was very lucky to have y'all. Peace and love to you all.
Thanks, Andi. The plumbers are here now, at least.
I went to look at two houses today with our real estate agent. Nothing good. It's amazing how they can make crap sound good. It's also amazing how much they want for crap. Now, I an going to do as much Christmas shopping as possible and then look at more houses tonight.
Where are you guys looking, sj?
Matt and Beth, I'm so sorry for your loss. Peace and comfort to you.
Pix, I'm so sorry.
Shir, next time she asks for rent, give her the same excuse - hey we paid LAST month, and now you want us to pay again? What do you mean, it's in the contract - it's expensive and we already did it.
I laughed, so you were helpful.
Anyhow, things are under control. In the thing which is my life, that is. landlord's beyond crazy, and "remembered" telling us things about the flat only after we entered. Really, whatever. We can move before the end of the contract, as long as we get someone else to live there instead of us. Which is doable, I think.
I less happy news: mom now feels pressure and around her eye. MRI will happen as soon as possible.
In separate post, cause I can't remember if I already did it:
Oh, {{{{Pix and Byron}}}}. Peace, pet and human~ma.
Shir,
they hadn't done an MRI before now?
'ma for your mother.
Nope.
But that comes with a long explanation about the Israeli health system (very different from the American one - for starters, we have universal health care) and how they prefer to treat some things in hospitals and others via community doctors. In sum, hospitals take care of emergencies. If it's continuous thing, most of the procedure is done via the doctor in the community clinic, even if the treatment itself is in the hospital. And MRI wasn't part of the emergency treatment for SSHL.
It's a different model, which takes more effort from the patient, but less money. As in, I'm not even sure if my mom has to pay anything for her hospitalization. Most, if not all, should be covered.