I made the switch and the community it stronger than ever for vuejs and react
424 karma · joined January 17, 2020
I made the switch and the community it stronger than ever for vuejs and react
No complaints, they were very stable. We tried other cheaper models and they would overheat etc.. ( used on large ships )
I mean good gosh just think about Uber, WhatsApp, YouTube - like anyone would ever want that at one time. The world is a big place. Most undervalued lesson early in life.
I will add one note: dont waste money on marketing (google/facebook/etc... ads) when you start small, if you don't have connections that can give you projects/buy your product then pair up with someone who does.
When someone says they are not at your level, you do not have enough status to interact or compete with that person? You don’t have as much perceived valued, but what happens when a princess marries a commoner. Proving the point value is very individualized but at times shared by many.
Ideally some future tech will not require batteries or they will last a year or so.
Great project, I am happy to see this area pushed forward.
The ideal technology simply does not exist…
It’s not for everyone but she is much happier here than in a nursing home.
1- (will not help you but for the benefit of others) My wife has MS and the doc said if she gets pregnant it may help. She got pregnant and yep sure enough life changing results for the better.
2- Covid vaccine helped her. She felt better after getting both phizer shots. Like her body needed it.
3- She has Been using a machine called truerife for Lyme and says it also helps. She takes a lot of fish oil every day, not the cheap stuff you find at the box store. Lookup nutridyn omega pure.
4- Along with medical professionals find a naturopath. We see one that is semi retired that changed my mind from snake oil to he knows what he’s taking about and saved me from pretty major surgeries twice now.
I mentioned this idea to my wife and she said it will only make our five year old want them more... maybe we will make a kids version that releases gummies :).
Currently, I have a reminder on my phone to give them to her and watch her take them, but it’s not sustainable long term.
Ideally the solutions is something that enables her to take the meds on her own.
Long story short, we are moving to another country where she can easily afford 24 hour care by a nurse.
Home health (non-skilled) here in the states is about $25/hour, out of pocket that adds up quick.