THE HEALTH THREAD Forum

[thalassocrat]

bc: mine's $5 a month at target. lower than my copay would be anyway.

Really? What are you on, if you don't mind me asking?

[kn6542]

bc: mine's $5 a month at target. lower than my copay would be anyway.

Really? What are you on, if you don't mind me asking?

Condoms.

[decklinbrain]

On a similar note, how does health insurance for law students work?

It just depends on you .There are many plans with many benefits like Hospital Cash benefits,Cumulative Bonus,Health Check up,Cover for Pre-existing illness etc...
Thank you..

UK personal injury law

[Holly Golightly]

Not in law school yet, but I've had some pretty high-stress jobs before, so I'll throw in my $.02:

Agreed with all who emphasized exercise. For me the best thing (especially for stress) is a mix of running/elipticals and yoga. And even though I don't do it every day anymore because I'm lazy and love to sleep, AM yoga first thing in the morning really does put me in a better mood for the rest of the day. (Side note: I've been living abroad since September, and back in the States I had an awesome free gym at my office building. I just finally started working out here, and it has made a world of difference!)

I definitely do not have the best diet in the world, but I always try to eat a lot of veggies, even when the rest of my diet sucks. Also, since I'm a vegetarian, I have to make sure I'm getting protein, etc. And I take iron and vitamin B-12 supplements. I definitely noticed feeling more energetic when I started taking those, too.

I'm also a big proponent of having a glass of red wine with dinner to help wind down at the end of a long day.

[heyguys]

Always be reading a book about something totally unrelated to law. I should have done this more first semester, but I definitely plan on fixing that for the second. People devoted entirely to the law tend to be less interesting for it, and I don't recommend it.