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If you don’t mind to answer, how did the allergist diagnose you with the allergy, and what made you think in the first place that you have food allergies?
Thanks.
Yes, the blood pressure is effected. But shouldn’t really be any concern for a healthy person.
I am not implying that you should not call Hatzoloh or EMS. Rather that the cardiac side effects are minimal compared to the benefit. Besides that some allergic reaction actually decrease the blood pressure, so the fact that Epi brings it up is beneficial.
Of course the heart is effected, it increases. However s does the heart rate increase when you run on the treadmill.
The primary concern of a child having a severe allergic reaction is not the heart rate. Rather a clear airway and normal blood pressure.
Heart rate does get effected, but in a normal healthy person that’s not a big concern. The major concern is once the Epi wears off and the symptoms come back.
Of course the ER will do cardiac monitoring, usually for around 4-6 hours but that’s not the real concern.
Why doesn’t your insurance pay for it?
Regarding the cost. This shouldn’t stop you from carrying a life saving medication with you.
How did the allergist diagnose you?
Either way, you should make sure to carry a Epi pen with you as it might save your life.
Unless you have a heart condition you don’t have to be concerned about the increased heart rate.
The reason you should go to the ER is because the Epi wears off, it’s only a temporary relief.
Your right, we dont have much of the ‘hot’ news, but Monsey is no quiet town, there is a lot going on.
Yes, the old theory used to be that only someone with a history of sever allergic reactions should use an epipen.
However currently it is the symptoms that dictate if an epipen should be used or not.
Pre hospital protocols no longer require the patient to have a known allergy.
Keep in mind that epipen should only be used if there is respiratory or circulatory compromise. Also, you should seek medical attention after using an epipen.
How about the protesters now in the streets of spring valley?
So it stays colorful.
Tell that to the 6-8 thousand families.
Actually, there is a lot of news in Monsey. Monsey is a big city with a lot of family’s living there. Its no longer the small town it used to be.
I once got a call from ‘Verizon’ that they have a new service which would reduce my long distance charge.
The guy stated that its a mandatory change, only that since this new law just passed verizon did not have time to mail out notices..
At first I said OK, so they then transferred me to a verizon rep which told me that this company had nothing to do with Verizon and is a private company.
I told him that I am not interested, they then transferred me back to this ‘company’ I told him that this sounds like a scam. He called his supervisor, she repeated this entire nonsense. about this mandatory stuff.
I told her that if this is the case, than why call me, if its mandatory then do it without my consent, if not than have a great day. she started talking about fines and fees if I dont consent, I just told her to have a great day.
For starters, not trolling
So now it has changed to a few sitting out from official kiddush clubs.
I have not met an official kiddush club in any mainstream chassidishe shull.
I cannot recall seeing any cake in a shull during davening, OK maybe when there is a kiddush, they would bring it out at the end of mussaf.
I have davened in plenty of chasiddishe shulls, yet I have never been at a kiddush club. yes, I dont go to those near off chasidishe shulls..
Any decent and serious chasiddishe shull has no ‘events’ going on during davening.
You mentioned coffee, although coffee is not the subject here, I will agree that this is an ‘issue’ in a lot of chassidishe shull, but it is not an event, it only takes a few minutes to drink a coffee and is no way a social gathering.
Yserbius123
This is not true, I have been to plenty Chassidishe shuls, I have not seen any eating and drinking while davening. especially not in any mainstream chasiddishe shul.
So lets put it this way, it is rare to have a kiddush club in a chasidishe shull. (unless its a near off chasiddishe or tuna beigle shull..)
XPS 12 is great, takes just a few seconds to power up.
the screen flips around so it becomes a tablet.
Has touch screen.
i have three laptops, I only use the xps 12.
I just wish that they would have it in a larger size screen.
..What did you replace the coffee with?
Dell XPS 12.
Love it!
So your comparing MO to Chasiddishe hangouts?
So you get to moderate your own posts?
Why do you need a separate screen name??
happens all the time. the way I work around it is to make the learning more interesting.
Health, some do and some do not.
Doulas usually are NOT trained to deliver, Paramedics and EMTs are trained to deliver and resuscitate the newborn if needed, resuscitate is what they do on a normal basis.
Midwives call us to be on standby in case there are any complications. .
Similar to a labor coach.
Someone that keep the women distracted while the doctor is doing his work.. (just kidding!)
DaMoshe,
I dont know how you can compare the Husband driving to a doula.
I have heard a shiur in which the posek stated that there is no heter for a doula to drive, she may go along with the patient. unless the patient specifies that she really wants THIS doula and she really needs it. Otherwise the doula may not be mechallel shabbos.
On a side note, doulas can get in the way especially if the delivery happens at home the doulas think that they are as qualified as the medics and usually act nastily towards the medics and EMTs. I have experienced this more than once.
I think that Doulas are instead of Mommy..
There are some Jewish Doulas that travel to a patient on Shabbos, some even go long distance, I really do not know how that is permitted.
Harav Avigdor Miller once said, that when in such a situation make sure to take out a shinning red penny, throw into their cup so that it makes a loud nice bang.
When I was taking my road test, the instructor told me to parallel park into a tight parking spot (well, tight according to abilities at the time).
I messed up with the parking, I was to close to the car in front and two close to the curb.
Knowing that touching the curb or the car would make me fail the test, I was at a loss.
So I started inching my way, one inch forward, turn the wheel, then one inch back. I repeated this for around 5 or ten minutes until I finally was parked.
I was sure that I failed, however the instructor said that there is no time limit and since I managed to park I passed the test!
Which means that the cool guys are really considered to be nebs..
Usually dont have any chametz before shabbos.
As of now I do not have any plans on becoming chametzdig until Friday night!
BH this year was very good, I ate only the minimum matzah required.
What do you mean that the mobile version isnt good enough?
What is it that you are looking in a filter?
to filter out sites, or parental control?
Should they get married? yes.
However would YOU marry someone that is mentally ill?
Just because it is not more than any illness, does not change the fact that it is an illness.
Maybe yes maybe not, however the car I drive, was unchanged for five years, not even minor changes, the only change is the date on the manufacturing sticker.
You might want to wait untill the 2014 models are released, should be around September.
I hate the fact that Toyota has such long life cycles. And their ‘all new’ is just a minor appearance change.
I do like their quality though.
It’s a mixture of two Yiddish magazines. Der shtern and der shpoktiv.
I would pick the sienna just because I think Toyota makes better quality cars.
If they are doing something wrong, they should be called out for it, threatening that they will leave should not be a reason to just ignore it.
Therefore they are allowed to dress immodest?
Please explain how chassidim come into play?