Had mine done at Cox Urology. I think it cost $250 or so with insurance plus a couple bucks for the prescriptions I was given.

It wasn't enjoyable, but I've had worse times at the dentist. Definitely rest up like they say and take it easy, you'll probably be a little sore.

Lived in STL for 7 years and relocated back to Springfield a few years ago while still working remotely for a company there.

If you're living in a larger city, you will miss things like good grocery stores, restaurants, and other attractions that larger cities bring. Real estate is cheaper when you compare what you are actually getting for your money.

I personally wouldn't count on finding a local job if you are planning to get laid off. Springfield has substantially less jobs compared to metros like KC/STL.

I've had it since 4/22 on the SE side of town and have only had the single service issue that others mentioned around the holidays. I also work from home and its been great so far.

I haven't needed to contact anyone but the switch between Quantum and Brightspeed was a little janky. Got an email with a link that didn't work and weird instructions but I eventually got it switched over.

Moved back here a few years ago but working remotely for a large company in STL.

I've got no plans to work for any company here, not a lot of choices and low pay from what I have heard. I'd maybe consider Expedia just because I know a few people from college work there.

Yep, every 20-30min it seems to drop out and reconnect... at least I'm not working today I guess.

Same... hoping what I heard was also wrong.

If you are set on transferring then I would just do OTC to save the money.

I've taken classes at all 3 of those schools and will say that the ones I took at S&T were far better than anything I took at either OTC or MSU. If I was to do things over I would have just gone straight to S&T out of high school.