I’m new to Michigan, in southeast area, last minute realized I’ll have a four day weekend (as I’m sure many people do). I know campsites are mostly booked up all over MI for that weekend, but there seems to be some options in Ontario past Detroit. I know this is a Michigan subreddit, but bear with me… anyone have any recommendations for Ontario tent camping? And theoretically, let’s say I managed a campsite somewhere in MI… will holiday traffic be horrendous? I’m coming from the New York City area where holiday traffic basically prevents you from making plans, but I’m not sure what it’s like in Michigan.
I was assuming plucking was bad because electrologists have told me not to and that it causes more ingrowns (I definitely get the ingrowns)
I think honestly I can manage plucking, I just really wish electrolysis worked for me and I wouldn’t have to worry about these annoying hairs :(
Edit: I had responded before not using OP account
Its electrolysis, I don’t feel the pluck (the first place I went for two sessions around my nipples I felt the pluck and figured that woman wasn’t doing it properly, and when I went to the new place, I didn’t feel it so assumed everything was going well). I just haven’t felt a difference in a year and can’t really afford to keep trying. And my hormones are always normal :/ It’s one of those situations I wish there was something wrong so there could be a way to fix it.
Really? You don’t have to go earlier than that?? I remember reading that people were going at like 6 or 7am back in February, but maybe that’s because the show was more new? Were there a lot of people on line?
I was planning on rushing this week specifically to see Sutton, so I’ll have to try another week! Can you tell me about the rush process, I’ve never done it before
Electrolysis: once a follicle is zapped, is the hair gone for good?
I’ve had two 30 minute sessions so far for the hair around my nipples and between my breasts, and I believe the technician has been getting all the thick hairs I grow, however, they all seem to grow right back. I know it’s not different follicles that didn’t have hair the first times I was there, they are hairs growing from the same follicles she zapped. I was under the impression once a follicle is zapped, hair won’t grow. Is the technician not using a high enough power? Is she not doing it correctly? Should I try someone else?
I know, I’m totally overthinking it! I feel like I have this imaginary timeline, and it doesn’t make sense for me to plan ahead of time this early on, but I also want to maximize my time with him because whatever we’re doing seems to be working
Exactly, my job is to provide OT services to people who need it. It however, is NOT my job to care about how much money I’m making the company. That’s why the people in charge aren’t actually healthcare workers but business people. It’s not my job to have to fudge minutes to get higher reimbursements, or to do another person’s documentation during someone else’s session. OP has a perfectly fine and mature viewpoint. I’m curious where you work Sweaty where you clearly care less about patient care than everyone else in this subreddit does
Was abruptly told to leave during my resignation period
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