I was switched to Lexapro in November and the exhaustion is real. It has been great for allowing me to go back to sleep at night and not instantly start worrying, but the days are so hard. The last appt she switched me to the liquid form so I could take less, but it is still very hard to get motivated. I'm sure she'll adjust again in a few weeks. It's so frustrating to find the right thing.

I did ours on 10/1 and it went through fine. Got the verification on 10/2. Now, there is the irritating thing about not being able to see what the IRS transfer actually transferred, that's weird to me. I know I should be more trusting, but.....

The FASFA that is about to open tomorrow, for the 2021-2022 year will be based on the 2019 tax return. On the FASFA site, they direct you to your school's financial aid office (and this is what each of our schools have told us). You will have to document with them the change in financial situation and they can make a professional judgement from that. So far, no school has told us exactly what "proof" they will require. But all offices are prepared for a LARGE number of appeals.

I am supposed to attend a funeral at Arlington National Cemetery the first week of October. We would need to fly in. For those that are actually in the area, how is it in terms of safety and Covid restrictions?

We are so excited! I need some tech advice... Our internet will be glitchy I'm sure. Is there a way to download and watch later on a MacBook Air? I don't see an option like what is available for ios devices. Usually we use an hdmi cable to watch from the laptop to the tv if that matters. I don't want our experience ruined by the buffering circle of death.

I’m so glad to see this thread! I’m panicking about ours and would love to see someone’s. I felt pretty together until it actually came time to write it! Breathe. Breathe.

There is no fee for the charity if they donate through PayPal Giving. We are a 501c(3). **edited to add** There is no fee for either party.

Can anyone tell me about Dr Chen that will be teaching Honors Biology? I think it will be her second year.

She is taking Alg 2 at WH concurrently. She had A's in Alg 1/Geo. And currently has an A in Alg 2. I think your daughter would be fine. Mine had Honors Physics last year and she wanted to take the summer Honors Chem prep class since her Physics wasn't at WH. I don't think she really needed it though.

The class is 3 hours a week and I'm guessing she spends about 3-4 hours a week on homework. It's been challenging but not a burden. She does love math so she doesn't mind the work. The teacher does open and close with prayer, but the classes themselves have been mostly secular. Nothing has stood out to me at least.

My daughter is in Honors Chem at WH and loves her teacher. Bailey. From the classes I've heard the teacher is great. Well organized, responsive, encouraging.

My daughter just had surgery (in April) to remove a loose body from her knee and a repair to the MPFL. Hers was done at a surgery center (outpatient). Waaaaaaay cheaper. Our ortho office was great about getting everything pre-approved. I'm surprised yours isn't dealing with the anesthesiologist, too. We've had a lot of PT as well. If she just had to get back to a functional level we would have been done a long time ago. And if your son is just having a loose body removed I think the recovery is closer to 6 weeks. But if cost is an issue, that might be something else you want to check on.

Following..... I am looking for WHA sets but really don't know where to look. Few people locally do WH so my FB groups don't help much.

Bananas, bars (I hate to rely on these, but I need to know she has something she will eat fast if needed), apples, oranges, pasta salads (she loves one with chicken/ranch), turkey sams, cheese/pretzels, taco soup is something she loves in a thermos. I let her eat on campus about once a week.

That's good to know! Thanks, RootAnn. I wish they had a forum for questions/buy/sell!