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TheSpideyJedi OP t1_ja4ybrp wrote
Reply to comment by mrstubali in Has anyone gotten a Cybersecurity degree from Cambridge College in Boston MA? by TheSpideyJedi
All of mine is paid for by the GI Bill
Mumbles76 t1_ja4y842 wrote
Reply to Has anyone gotten a Cybersecurity degree from Cambridge College in Boston MA? by TheSpideyJedi
How much IT experience do you have?
pastelxbones t1_ja4y13j wrote
Shemsuni t1_ja4xiwy wrote
Reply to I keep seeing this spray painted in boston anyone know what it is spose to mean/represent? by EnvironmentalCable69
Probably some SIMP logo
ironicreference t1_ja4xe5t wrote
Reply to Run groups In boston? by Icy_Ad7275
Pioneers Run Crew is awesome! Weekly runs on Wednesday nights and constant events. Fun and diverse crew. Our captains are phenomenal. Definitely a great place for beginners or runners at any level.
charons-voyage t1_ja4x4jf wrote
Reply to comment by HoneydewOk1731 in fabric masks by cucumberwatermelon
Well you can’t control what others choose to do 🤷♂️
muddymoose t1_ja4wsdz wrote
Reply to comment by bbbored in I keep seeing this spray painted in boston anyone know what it is spose to mean/represent? by EnvironmentalCable69
I posted a new tag I saw that literally said "Boston" and everyone came out of the woodwork claiming federal crimes since it was on the side of a mailbox. Pissy fucks
j_allosaurus t1_ja4wk9n wrote
Reply to comment by georgporg in PCP recommendation in Cambridge/ Boston (or nearby cities) by georgporg
Yeah, it sucks. They shut down one location and are really struggling to keep primary care doctors on. I had a pulmonary embolism diagnosed in the CHA ED. The doctor there released me with a week’s prescription for medication and said that I needed to see my primary care doc immediately to get a treatment plan and the right medication. I called CHA (where I was already a patient) and the front desk receptionists were like “sorry, how about in a month?” When I explained the situation, they were like “what do you want us to do about it?” I had to raise a huge stink just so I could talk to a nurse so I wasn’t being triaged by a receptionist and then an even bigger stink so I could be seen within a week and get the prescription and referrals I needed. I was a big fan of CHA’s primary care before the pandemic, but they are struggling right now in a way that means I cannot recommend them.
When I was looking for new doctors, Mt Auburn Primary Care said they could get me in that week if I didn’t mind being seen by a younger doctor (maybe a resident?) and didn’t mind that the doctors would rotate. That might be an option for you if you’re not set on having one specific doctor?
Freaky713 t1_ja4vxt3 wrote
Reply to comment by Apology_Panda in Boston Daily Discussion Thread, Sunday February 26 by AutoModerator
It's just like being in any smaller Star satellite store. Nothing crazy, and you totally forget that it's over I-90 lol
mrstubali t1_ja4vit9 wrote
Reply to Has anyone gotten a Cybersecurity degree from Cambridge College in Boston MA? by TheSpideyJedi
You might have better luck doing online courses and comparing how much they charge per course and what the overall cost will be. I tried going to community college but they charged absurd prices for prerequisites and they never stopped arguing with me about meeting the qualifications even though I met the qualifications. You can get a certification with Amazon I think for security. Basically do your best to keep working at a skill and keep practicing. Use Github all the time. If you need to get a good calculator that can do complicated math if you need to.
yacht_boy t1_ja4uvae wrote
Reply to Sights to see on a day like today? by Kurtstryker
I love the beaches this time of year. Pretty and deserted. Several ideas besides the north shore:
- Castle island in South Boston. Sullys should be opening this week iirc.
- Drive down to Cohasset and drive the roads closest to the ocean until you get to Plymouth.
- Make a weekend trip to Provincetown. Off season so a lot of stuff is closed but it's still beautiful down there. On a good windy day you can get sandblasted, it's quite an experience
- Head to Newport and do a mansion tour
Other ideas for weekends
- all the various art museums. MFA, ICA, Isabella Stuart Gardner, MassArt museum, Harvard Art, Peabody Essex in Salem, Rose Art at Brandeis, or make the drive to Mass MoCa. Many museums have free days or free/discounted tickets via boston public library
- speaking of which, visit the main branch of BPL
- Boston Athenaeum
- catch a show at symphony hall or Jordan hall at the New England Conservatory
- tour of Fenway Park
- day trip to Providence
- candle pin bowling at Ron's
- whaling museum in New Bedford
thisisthingtwo t1_ja4utgr wrote
Cummings Road. Saw turkeys there cause traffic jams because they refused to move out of people's drive ways.
tibbon t1_ja4uj0e wrote
Reply to comment by HoneydewOk1731 in fabric masks by cucumberwatermelon
Keeps face warm in winter
wish-onastar t1_ja4u4at wrote
Reply to fabric masks by cucumberwatermelon
Buy Enro online.
RhaenyrasUncle t1_ja4tzch wrote
Which mobile sportsbook is everyone leaning towards? 🤔
georgporg OP t1_ja4ttva wrote
Reply to comment by BosBoater in PCP recommendation in Cambridge/ Boston (or nearby cities) by georgporg
Let me message you. Thank you!
georgporg OP t1_ja4trdr wrote
Reply to comment by j_allosaurus in PCP recommendation in Cambridge/ Boston (or nearby cities) by georgporg
This has been my experience with them. I tried calling back in November and they said they were booked till Mar and weren’t taking in anymore appointments. They asked me to call every week to see if there was an opening or if they’d open up past Mar. I tried for a good 2 weeks then gave up. Pretty rough…
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georgporg OP t1_ja4te8s wrote
Reply to comment by yacht_boy in PCP recommendation in Cambridge/ Boston (or nearby cities) by georgporg
I checked it out. How does it work? Is it just a platform wherein link you with doctors?
j_allosaurus t1_ja4t7u5 wrote
Reply to comment by silkyjesus in PCP recommendation in Cambridge/ Boston (or nearby cities) by georgporg
CHA’s primary care has been really overstressed lately. My partner and I haven’t been able to get appointments to see our existing providers any sooner than 6-8 weeks out, and I imagine it would be way worse for new patients.
georgporg OP t1_ja4t2m9 wrote
Reply to comment by Practical-Basil-1353 in PCP recommendation in Cambridge/ Boston (or nearby cities) by georgporg
This leads me to Beth Israel Lahey Health Primary Care, and the reviews are quite horrible. Is this the right place?
HoneydewOk1731 t1_ja4ssjy wrote
Reply to comment by charons-voyage in fabric masks by cucumberwatermelon
I understand wearing one if you feel sick, but I think everyone just looking like faceless ghouls is a cost that needs to be weighed. The face is an important part of human connection and I dislike not being able to see another person’s. It makes me less likely to want to interact with them. A fully masked society loses something
Electrical_Bed_ t1_ja4s5x4 wrote
Reply to comment by fasteddiecoyle in PCP recommendation in Cambridge/ Boston (or nearby cities) by georgporg
I have had good experiences at the Phylis Jen Center for Primary Care at the Brigham. It’s a group practice and many of the PCPs there are accepting new patients according to their website. Then if you end up w someone you like you have access to the whole MGH/BWH system
yacht_boy t1_ja4rwzh wrote
Another vote for one medical. $200/year but everything about it is awesome. I have no regrets about the fee I pay them.
Caldvan t1_ja4ydmc wrote
Reply to comment by giantsalad in Dog bitten at McKinney Park in Brighton on Feb 25 by giantsalad
Thanks for being cautious. If more people acted this way with other dog aliments too (I’m thinking kennel cough/other mild communicable doggies illnesses ) I’d feel a lot better taking my pup to dog parks.