SammyJ

Dentaland, Dr. Joy excellent, but expensive we have taken our daughters there for years!

As someone else stated, I think you have one year to renew---as to tax records, again, google is your friend--google the question--and also talk to the agent, person, who sold you the condo.

sorry, i was responding to the guy with problems on Lazada with wish lists.

I am in Chiang Mai---most agents that work with immigration on visa issues will also obtain the residency certificate--of course, there is a fee that some may not want to pay--u can go directly to immigration, and i believe that you can obtain one for free but must wait a week, or something like that--or can pay a fee and have one expedited? I have never done it that way--always had my agent get one for me as i liked the convenience--but, sorry, not sure i want to recommend my agent to you--again, google is your friend--contact any of the large visa agents here and they will help you.

so you use the website, not an app on your ph or tablet? The simple thing it appears to do is to either email or call Lazada help--i order on Lazada all the time over many years, and while it is not Amazon, i have been pleasantly surprised at how few problems I have had--and one time, I actually did reach out to their help number and spoke to an agent (who spoke excellent English) and resolved the issue very promptly---give it a try???

It really isn't that hard, but living in a foreign country does take a bit of research at times--google really can be of great help---the residency certificate, as shared, can be obtained via immigration or via a visa agent. for a price--you don't need to live here or work here to get it. Also, how long has ur previous temp license been expired, as you may have to do the complete test over again? --the other items, tax records should have been sorted during the purchase process---was there an agent that helped you with the purchase, or helped the seller--they should arrange all that, but it may just be slow in the processing--but definitely worth looking into to be sure that the purchase process was completed correctly.

have you updated the Lazada app lately?

if it was COD

Not wanting to be pry, but, if you are comfortable, can you share more details about what he did for you? What was involved and at what hospital and related costs? thanks

have u lived in CM long--been around--why would you ask if there is "any part of CM free of encapments?" where do you suggest the homeless go?

u said went to hospital and "he said", of course, not the hospital said, but who--which kind of dr--and what hospital--i now live Chiang Mai, but lived in Pattaya, Jomtien area for years, but that was years ago--the key hospital to go was the bkk=pattaya hospital, but likely have others these days. bkk-pattaya hospital or others, would have a colo-rectal specialist--that is the best dr to diagnose the situation---u can have an anal abscess from something inside rectum that "scratches" the internal walls--could be constipation/or even diarrhea or other things--then bacteria enters, the body tries to seal off the infection, hence the abscess and redness on surface on butt as it searches for an "outlet"==the "walnut sized" lump under--likely too "sealed off" for antibiotics to impact successfully--drainage works to release the pain and contents--however, sometimes drainage brings only temp relief as the "sac" left behind will refill--and could result in a fistula--this is why a good colo-rectal surgeon is the best to diagnose--maybe it is something else, but this dr will know--if it is drained, they often open it up, so that it can heal from the "inside out", and then there is far less chance of a fistula or further problems. Go see the appropriate specialist.

It sounds like a anal abscess--can be quite serious--with a well-established abscess antibiotics will unlikely penetrate the mass -- but it can develop into creating a fistula -- if your local hospital has colorectal surgeon, that is who you need to see, not a dermotologist --it needs to be drained and the "sac" removed, or it will simply fill again, or lead to a need for a fistula operation--nasty business--refusing treatment and delay will only make it worse.

well, not for me to say, but why not send off a message to the Thaksin family and ask them if they'd like to join in?

not really, but it doesn't even matter--i shared my view of what "mega rich" rich is, but to someone else it might be different--but, my point remains, truly mega rich may well be singing, but you never saw members of the Thaksin family, or similar, singing with locals at a pub. "

They most certainly can--but most Thai "mega rich" are found at local sing-songs. He may be rich, but mega rich invokes Thaksin-type families, and just can envision them joining locals for a "sing-song".

I am sorry, but the guy you mention is "mega rich" but he and his wife do "sing song" in the local restaurant??

I agree--the other amenities were in place before you bought your condo and are common amenities in most buildings--EV charging is fairly new and seems reasonable that it is something that your local association should review and decide with input from all owners. If any resident started doing anything new on common areas that impacted other residents, financially or otherwise, it is only fair and reasonable to discuss it and decide with all owners having input. If you suddenly started to use the common areas to sell food or plug in outside musical instruments or special lighting for your vehicle's parking, you can be assured that other residents would speak up.

Rarely, from my experience, is it the doctor who informs the insurance company--when the claim in submitted after, or for pre-approval, medical records are reviewed and the insurer's claims adjuster reviews the information and makes a determination. It is always quite possible that there are no medical records of previous treatment where the current medical treatment is being provided, and the current doctor has no knowledge of any previous treatments--the previous treatment might have taken place at a different hospital or even in a different country. The adjuster reviews to see if such a medical situation was declared as a pre-existing condition when the insured individual completed their initial application or if medical records show that the whatever the insured is being treated for should have been shared previously and perhaps the claimant wasn't accurate in completing the initial insurance application. Insurance companies are "for profit" businesses and will not pay claims that do not comply, in their view, with the policy.

Hello, Have done lots of research on this topic and seen a variety of recommendations as to treatments/medication -- plus, the latest on MCT oil and the new studies that demonstrate a positive impact on lessening seizures. I am in consultation with my local vet, whom I really like, but who has limited experience with this issue, so I thought I'd ask if anyone has had any of your dogs with various seizure problems and what treatments you may have tried and what, if any, success you found. Just adding that Purina created the following dog food--it is hard to get and quite expensive--but one can by a good quality MCT oil and add it yourself to your dog's food--a great many have reported improvement in their dogs' seizures. TREATMENT CHOICES: DIET In 2017, Purina released a veterinary diet designed to supplement anti-seizure medications. The diet employs medium-chain fatty acids as a fat source (fats come in short, medium, and long-chain types which relate to the length of their chain of their carbon chain) and it turns out that MCT's have a direct anti-seizure effect. Dogs that were not able to achieve full seizure control with medication were able to improve control or achieve total control after a 3 month trial on this diet. It is not meant to replace medications by any means, just give them a nutritional boost.

"often docile street dogs" not sure where you read that--if some are, at times, it may be to people, but when seeing another dog, a smaller one, good luck in the art of self defense,

You are looking to walk him "where"? Will you have a house with a yard? You do know about soi dogs, etc?? It seems you need to do a bit more homework--google can also help with info on importing dogs to Thailand.

Yes, order earlier--put in the fridge and heat it up later in oven or microwave--or try the Meals on Wheels 4U delivery service--farang owner--and have English speaking help at their number--if having trouble with deliveries, you might be able to work something out as to where you are and see that timely deliveries will arrive. But, as stated, if you wait until 5 or 6 or 7 and try to order, then it's a challenge as to who will pick up the order. Some allow you to put in your order earlier but then have it delivered at a later time--that can help also.

exactly right--so many options from top brands to more economical brands!

We have lime, lemon and orange trees--the get partial or limited direct sun each day, and during this season, limited to no rain, we water mid morning and then again mid-afternoon, and they seem to be doing ok. We had tried some before with more direct sun and only watering once a day, and they all eventually died.

Well said!