gaff2049

Good to hear. Some of us can learn. I was wild in my 20s and lucked out without a DUI. 2 weekends in a row at around 25 I went out drinking and chose to drive. One time I was drunk, got pulled over maybe a mile from home, got the full roadside sobriety test which I surprisingly passed. No breathalyzer. Second time I had 2 beers so was in the legal limit, was following a friend to their place following too close, got pulled over on the freeway and because of location the cop gave me a breathalyzer which I passed. 20 years later if I have 1 beer I do not drive unless I have had several hours pass since I had it and any more than 1 I do not drive period.

How has the NHS been during this? In the us the only way forward do you cost is typically to liquidate all assets and use them for cost leaving you broke and only then when you are destitute will you qualify for medical insurance for the poor. If you are employed and can continue to work through all of it you may fare better. At least we don’t have lifetime coverage caps on insurance like we did before the ACA anymore.

I have seen some mention of promising results from magic mushrooms in somehow reestablishing this function. Any truth behind it?