Can you share a few rpr horror stories?

Well, there was a case where a person suspected of having an RPR - related disease was stigmatized in their community. People started to avoid them just based on the suspicion, without waiting for the final diagnosis. This led to the person feeling isolated and depressed. Also, in some areas with limited medical resources, the long wait for RPR test results meant that patients were left in a state of anxiety for a long time, fearing the worst - case scenario.

Sure. There was a case where an NDIS participant had approved funding for home - based support services. But the service providers kept changing without proper notice. It was very disruptive for the person as they had to keep adjusting to new carers, new schedules, and new ways of doing things.

Sure. Some people have had bad experiences with Optavia because of the digestive issues it caused. The sudden change in diet and the types of products used in Optavia can disrupt the normal digestive process. They might experience things like constipation or stomach cramps.

Another one is about uncontrollable shaking. A patient on Keppra started to experience tremors in their hands and sometimes even in their whole body. It was not only embarrassing when in public but also made it difficult to perform simple tasks like writing or holding a cup.

Sure. There was a case where an employee changed jobs frequently. Each time, they rolled over their 401k in a hurry without really looking into the new plan. Eventually, they realized that some of the rollovers had been mishandled and they had lost track of a significant amount of money in the process.

There were stories of people developing diabetes while on Seroquel. The sudden onset of this disease was a huge shock. They had to deal with blood sugar management, dietary changes, and potential long - term health complications. It was like a nightmare for them, especially when they didn't have any prior history of diabetes or risk factors. And the fact that it seemed to be related to the drug was very concerning.

Yes. There are cases where Ritalin made people feel jittery all the time. It was like they had too much energy bottled up inside them and couldn't relax. Another horror story is that some individuals developed a tic disorder while on Ritalin. They would have involuntary muscle movements, like blinking or twitching uncontrollably, which was not only embarrassing but also a sign that something was wrong with their body's reaction to the drug. Also, some people had a hard time sleeping at night due to Ritalin, and this lack of sleep led to problems like daytime fatigue and difficulty focusing during the day.

Sure. There are people who developed infections after LASIK. The eye is a very sensitive organ, and an infection can be extremely serious. It may require further medical treatment and can even lead to permanent damage to the eyesight.

Sure. There was a drop shipper who found a really cheap product from a supplier. But when the products arrived at the customers, they were all damaged. The drop shipper had to deal with a lot of complaints.

The complex evaluation criteria can also lead to horror stories. The edtpa has many detailed aspects to be evaluated, and sometimes it seems a bit convoluted. For instance, when it comes to assessing student learning, there are multiple layers of analysis required. Teachers might get lost in this complexity and end up making mistakes in their submissions.