Lisa and Andy have dated for about a month. Although they went on a couple dates, they have never engaged in kissing. One night,
as they are cuddling, Andy decides that they waited long enough and starts pressuring Lisa to kiss him. He tells her that if she really likes him, she would kiss him. Andy then threatens to break up with Lisa if they don’t kiss. Lisa verbally expresses her hesitance to kiss, but then goes silent. Andy interprets Lisa’s silence as a sign that she changed her mind and proceeds to kiss her without asking again. Lisa doesn’t say anything—she doesn’t continue her verbal protest, but she also doesn’t say NO. You are Andy’s friend, he just finished telling you what happened, what can you tell him to help him understand that his choices are not appropriate. You are Lisa’s friend. In order to have AVOIDED this scenario, what are some prevention strategies you can tell Lisa.
The insurance that Charlotte has is called a PPO. This allows her to receive her healthcare services from any healthcare provider that accepts her insurance.
This is also known as Preferred Provider Organization. When a person has this type of insurance plan they will not need to have a referral to see a specialist or any other doctor that they may need to see. Cost sharing is used in these types of insurance policies.
I'm only saying C because it said her "older daughter" and it only mentions autism, and being a 3 year. Its probably not right tbh but hey, its a fun question to guess.
