Recent comments in /f/Maine

Visual_Stand t1_jecz5gz wrote

I was a CNA for a couple years, then got my MA, did that for awhile and ended up with awful burnout that lead to the worst anxiety I’ve ever had in my life. Took 6 months off to get back on medication and focus on self care. Currently now a waitress and would never look back.

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siebzy t1_jecyzrc wrote

Reply to comment by siebzy in Buying a car from New Hampshire by Spresti1

OP stated the model year is 1997 and the seller does not have a title.

The statute you cited is therefore not relevant to his situation.

It is possible to obtain title to a vehicle through a bonded title process. This is actually less onerous than it sounds for most used vehicles.

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Guygan t1_jecyd94 wrote

Reply to comment by siebzy in Buying a car from New Hampshire by Spresti1

Read the text:

> How to Register a Private Sale Purchased Passenger Vehicle:

> Pay excise tax at your town office. Excise tax is a municipal tax. Please contact your local municipal office for additional information.

> Documents needed: Signed bill of sale (bill of sale template) Title, if the vehicle is model year 1995 or newer, signed over the title to new owner from the previous owner(s)

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exbex t1_jecxs86 wrote

This.
I called and asked them to match the fiber rate….sorry, you’ve got the best rate we currently offer. Ok, I’m going to cancel. Got transferred to the cancelation department and within a minute, my price was reduced to match the fiber price. I’m calling again next week to ask them to match the fiber speed.

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telafee t1_jecu70i wrote

I know many ICU and telemetry nurses who successfully transitioned to endoscopy and pacu. They love it. Much more laid back, reasonable hours, etc. I myself went from acute care 5 to 1 tele and IMC work to school nursing. Pay cut, yes. But insurance and retirement make that up in spades. I get 10 weeks off every summer. I travel, camp, etc and have the same schedule as the rest of my family. Be creative in your thoughts. There are many less glamorous jobs out there that pay well. Perhaps phone triage or telemedicine or home based case management. Perhaps step away then look. If it all goes to hell you can always travel work which will make up any deficit. Good luck.

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