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Leaving an inheritance to my Thai GIRLFRIEND.
Correction: The OP is not married and doesn't want to get married. Therefore, your post is not helpful. -
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Leaving an inheritance to my Thai GIRLFRIEND.
Not sure if my approach to a similar situation is foolproof, but I had wills made in Thai and English by a local lawyer, registered them with the district office, and appointed a relative in the UK who is not a beneficiary as the Executer. His role would be to explain my wishes in relation to any enquiries in the UK. -
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Returned to Thailand with two valid passports
Very intriguing situation. Of course, the OP has gone MIA after the initial post. Hit-and-run it appears, wonder if it's just another 'wind-up'. -
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DAB+ Radio. Range?
I never thought that I would have to return to this subject again. At first, the 2nd radio I bought seemed to work OK, but on closer examination, it "stumbled", words/sound getting lost for a second, this happening 3 to 4 times per minute. To eliminate this problem, I had to move the radio close to a window. DAB was advertised as "the future of hearing Radio". (Only if you are near a window????). Needless to say I miss my old fashioned FM Radio days where I could listen to the Radio in the Toilet, 6 meters away from the nearest window. -
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recommend a clinic for Testosterone testing
Definitely recommending Transcend based on my experience. Dr Panu was the guy I saw. -
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recommend a clinic for Testosterone testing
In modern TRT the "normal" ranges seen on blood panels don't necessarily apply, rightly or wrongly. The conversion of excess T to estrogen depends on physiology, body fat, genetics etc i.e. some people are more pre-disposed than others. The AI is available and works but thinking on it is sharply divided. My provider, along with a number of others, don't advocate using it for various reasons, not least because it's said E2 is a very crude marker. Haemocrit ratio is something that does need to be carefully monitored - thickness of the blood. No doubts on that. I'm on the limit at 54 but I was when I used gel and had crap T readings. So many variables involved with TRT. Ultimately it comes down to how you feel rather than just chasing numbers. Btw - when I was injecting 3 times a week I would do my bloods at "trough" level (though theoretically I should have been fairly steady-state). So I would do it prior to injecting on my longest interval day. Now I'm daily it's just before injecting on any given day, obvs.
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