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I was in a minor accident and the person didn t contact my insurance until like 2 weeks after. my insurance has only emailed me a few times telling me to respond to the claim. i don t want it on my record and i ve read your supposed to contact insurance within 24 hours of the accident. can i just ignore it?

Please avoid commenting just to be a gigantic ******* to me because of the fact that i am asking this question. it s not something you can just google or that i can easily ask anyone else so i was JUST WONDERING if anyone has an answer. because people on this website are always assholes when you ask a stupid question on a website literally designed for asking questions. if you want to be rude and don t have an answer just don t comment. thanks!

So there was this bump on my eyeball.  It was clear and kind of oblong in a way, on the outer layer of my eye.  It was off to the side that was closer to the side of my face, and partially under the upper eyelid. It didn't hurt but it felt irritating. It would also appear off and on, disappearing completely for up to a day sometimes and then returning in the exact same place with the same shape, staying for from a few hours up to a day. 

I went to the doctor and they seemed to hardly look and dismiss the fact that there was a bump on my EYEBALL, instead telling me it was a stye on my EYELID, and brushing off when I kept pressing 'but then why can i clearly see a bump on my eyeball'? I've had styes multiple times before and know what they look/feel like. I didn't even have a stye.

The doctor gave me antibacterial eye drops though and they seemed to work.

I'm just nervous if this problem reoccurs. I looked into it and couldn't find anything that says a stye can cause a bump on your actual eyeball or even the appearance of such a thing.

Anyone know what this could actually be? COULD IT have somehow been a stye, and if so could you explain how?? thanks, I really hope it doesn't come back D:

I have a 2 month old kitten she never stops meowing. Do kittens usually quiet down as they get older? That s the only question I want the answer to. For some reason google just wouldn t answer that question.