My daughter is 13 and has always wet the bed at night. She is small for her age and the doctor has told us that her bladder hasn't developed fully. Anyway, she has always worn some sort of protection at night - mainly nappies. For the last 5 months or so she hasn't worn anything other than her PJ's and has had a rubber sheet on the bed, as she was maybe only wetting twice a week. However, she has wet the bed every night for the last 10 nights and I think i should put her back in nappies. Should I? I mentioned this to her and she said NO! Should I force her to wear a nappy to bed or let her wake up in wet PJ's every morning?
The 2 year rule is not the company's, it is the law in most states. An eye doctor cannot just give you the same prescription w/o an exam after 2 years. As for having to pay for them himself-it is legal but it is also tax deductible at the end of the year because it is required and specialized, something he wouldn't need if he didn't work there.
Never shove a nail (or some other piece of metal) into a wall outlet. When doing any work on an outlet or wall switch, make sure the breaker is off for that circuit. When working on a table lamp socket/switch, unplug it first.
Well, it depends on your amount of claustrophobia, and the fire department that you are applying to. Inside a house, you may feel fine, but add think smoke to that, you might not feel so fine anymore. I'm sure that if you talk to the manager, or whatever they call themselves in the fire departments, they will understand. If you don't feel like you can actually go inside, you can always be a driver, or work the hoses from the outside.
