Not until people quit buying them. And it's not sarcasm or trolling or whatever. There are tons of cheap housing, but it's in places people don't WANT to live. Until people start wanting cheap housing more than a certain location/ job, prices won't come down.

Would that include my reflux going straight into my throat from laying on my back with my head down? Serious question...

I'm sure drowning or inhaling it would be fatal. Or something similar to drinking too much water.

Server is at about 50tb or so. Main PC is at about 25tb. I'm completely out of sata ports and if I add anything else anywhere, will have to either swap the hard drives or use a card to get more.

Which is why everything has a fatal dose

Don't remember hearing about them. Care to enlighten me?

That's great that it worked for you!

I game never heard of the turmeric, but I'm all ears for getting off of meds. Thank you immensely for that too!

I take meds (protonix I think - there have been so many), which help, but they only kill the acid, not stop everything from going into my throat (weak sphincter). So basically, it feels like I have the post nasal drip from hell in the back of my throat.

Now if you make the coffin where I can keep my head raised, that's completely different.

As an aside, I've discussed surgery a couple times, but the last time (years ago), they basically said it only works for like a decade and you can't throw up. Even the doctors were pretty meh about it. Anything changed? How was your experience?

For me it's kinda like lasik - I have contacts that give me 20/10 vision and I'm so used to them, why risk it. With Gerd, I have meds that work and the only thing that really sucks are the cavities and waiting for breakfast. So is it worth it?

It's the same as the right wing banning anything they don't like or condone.

I consider communism = good, corporations = bad, & pro-censorship to be pretty far left. If that isn't, I'd love to know what is considered left here.

Unfortunately, you're on an ultra left site, so everything gets filtered through that lens.