Good luck!
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Good luck!
While not a developer, I can relate. For me i’ve Accepted where my skills are compared to others. Ultimately my job affords me a lot of opportunity that other (possibly more fulfilling jobs) wouldn’t. So I focus on developing those areas outside work and just let my boring job pay my bills. I go to work to be paid. I accept It won’t delight me most of the time and will bore me frequently...which is fine because regardless of how I feel they pay me.
For me this is better than the alternative where I’m bored in a different way and making less.
Good luck on your journey
Given the number of google results for this it would be great if you discussed how a skin response could be different than a sinus/eye response...
Also, in the section for the at home blood test - i'd be interested in understanding how blood test differ from a skin test and if it's less subjective. While I have a hive response to bee I don't have any to dog... does the blood test give me specific #'s on this spectrum? Do you use these as inputs to provide an appropriate dose of that allergen, or are all starting doeses very low.
How does this work for something like a severe bee alergy?
Given the complexity of allergies and the numerous ways they have symptoms, it would be great if you discussed how immunotherpy can help individual symptoms. Perhaps your UX could have a journey that the customer goes down. What are you alergic to? Where do you see symptoms? How bad are they? -> here's our recommedation and research that backs up why this will work for you.
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The one thing that did notice is that some of the fonts are thin and lack contrast to the background - making them a bit hard to read.
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