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• まき
• 2024/03/22 (Fri) 16:07
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We received our results too, but no...

Like Pinky Ring, I knew it would be difficult to get in, but I couldn't give up my faint hope ！ and was
shocked ! I put it on my waitlist right away, but
it looks difficult ！

Congratulations on your acceptance letter, Sacchi ！ Do you have any secrets for getting through the difficult entrance process ？ Did you send your child to a school or something ？

? My child has received acceptance letters from Central Union and Hongwanji, and I am not sure which one to choose. I was wondering if Hongwanji is the better choice considering the Kinder exam.
I am so jealous of your MCS acceptance ！

• Stand by me
• 2024/03/25 (Mon) 02:58
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Nice to meet you ！
My son also took the test at 3 years old, but the result was disappointing …
He also took the test at 2 years old, but he didn't get in as well and put his name in the wait pool, but it didn't come around.
I took the test this year ！ with the hope that I would get in this year, but the result was still disappointing. …
Since the wait pool is almost never offered at popular schools,
I am already wondering how to get in and am switching my mind to the 4-year-old slot
for the next year.
If your email is an acceptance letter, that's great
Congratulations on passing the difficult test ！!

• Sacchi
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• 2024/03/25 (Mon) 20:35
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Pinky Ring
Thank you 😭

Maki
I also applied with faint hopes as well,
I did not send my child to any school. （ The applique itself was only a form to be filled out by an adult, in which the adult had to write a statement about his/her thoughts and interest in Montessori and the child's education, and there was no kind of exam for the child himself/herself to do anything... ？ ！
Honganji is also very popular I often hear that it is very good for kinder exams.

Stand by me
thank you 😭

• FREEMAN
• 2024/04/17 (Wed) 11:50
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Nice to meet you ！ I was looking at MCS for my 2 year old son to take the 3 year old class next year ！
If anyone knows, I would like to know if MCS and other difficult schools like Hana Hau'oli have Elementary through 6th grade ？ The other puglik elementary schools have elementary through 5th grade ？

So I see that MCS publishes where their graduates go to school, and it seems that there are only 6 to 11 elementary students each year
I guess that means there are only 6 students per class or 11 at the most. Does that mean there are no students?
I wonder if it is difficult to make friends in Elementary if there are too few.
If you know the situation, please let me know.

• プルメリア
• 2024/04/18 (Thu) 13:44
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Mr. FREEMAN
Nice to meet you ！ I have two children attending MCS, my oldest daughter took Punahou two years ago at G5 (5th grade ） and my oldest son is now attending MCS at G5.
My oldest son is also at Punahou starting in August.
To answer your question, MCS is up to G6 （ 6th grade ） as you mentioned. Therefore, the results that MCS publishes are the results of the children who have remained in G6.
MCS has one elementary class per grade, with roughly 20 to 22 students.
In fact, more than half of the children take Punahou or Iolani at G5, and less than half of the children stay on to G6 each year.
This year, 14 of my classmates who took the G5 exam, including my oldest son, were accepted to Punahou.
Of the 14 who were accepted to Punahou, 9 will go to Punahou and 5 to Iolani.

Most of my classmates who stayed until G6 also went to Punahou and Iolani, so as a result, most of the kids I grew up with at MCS Elementary will be reunited at Punahou and Iolani
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My oldest daughter had 20 classmates in the same year, We have a situation with 17 in the Middle of Punahou.

Elementary is indeed one class, so it is a small group, but there are around 20 of us, and we are very bonded because we are together all the time.
The 7-10 students who go on to higher education are only those who remain until G6, and since they are almost all tested at G5, it is a small group.
Hana Hau'oli also has about 20 students per class and most of them go to Punahou, which is similar to MCS.
For your information ！

• 在住者M
• 2024/04/13 (Sat) 10:04
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I'm not online, but I'm a very kind teacher and thought I'd share this with you for your information.
http://ukulelehale.squarespace.com/classes

• Frozen
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• 2024/04/05 (Fri) 16:57
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I had the same symptoms, frozen shoulder,
I got an injection at Urgent Care in Hawaii Kai and it went away in about 5 days, but it came back if I didn't move it, and the injection is good the first time, but it doesn't work after a few times, so be careful. Please be careful.
Take care.

• カイロ
• 2024/04/07 (Sun) 06:09
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I am so sorry to hear that you are still in pain after a month. We have a massage ？ bodywork ？ doctor called Kyoseido Therapy located by Kaimuki High School. I don't think insurance will be accepted, but the pain and symptoms that were not cured by Kaiser have been improved by going to this place. By the way, he is a Japanese doctor alone.

• カイザー
• 2024/04/07 (Sun) 09:02
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During the corona period, I suddenly could not raise my left arm, so I went to see Kaiser and was diagnosed with a frozen shoulder. I went to Kaiser Physical Therapy for a while, but it never got better, so I stopped going there.

Later, when my corona had settled down, I went to see an osteopath in Japan and was diagnosed with a supraspinatus rotator cuff injury. I went to the hospital every day for electric therapy, massage, and exercises using equipment, and I got a little better. One day at a super public bath, a Korean lady gave me a lymphatic massage as a service, and for the first time in two years, my left arm, which had not been able to come up for two years, came back to its normal position.

Now I have pain and numbness in my right arm, and when I saw Kaiser last week, I had an x-ray that day and a nerve test later that day. I was also told to get Physical Therapy so I made an appointment.

I have also had physical therapy and massage without insurance, but it sometimes made my symptoms worse, so if you have Kaiser insurance, why not see Kaiser first? They will refer you to the right department and doctor for your pain and symptoms.

• Lili
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• 2024/04/09 (Tue) 09:38
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Thank you all ！
I will try a few places.
I also consulted with a chiropractor in Kahala who does acupuncture, and the pain went down a little
yesterday.
I was told to wait and see for a few days because the muscle itself is already inflamed, so if the situation doesn't change after that, I will try the injections you mentioned. Thank you very much ！

• わんわん
• 2024/04/01 (Mon) 22:03
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Thank you all.
It will be helpful. Please let me know if you have any further experiences. Thank you very much.

• Bull.co
• 2024/04/03 (Wed) 13:00
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I was kept at Rover for 2 days. The person I found was very kind and looked after my dog, which I really appreciated. I felt it was a solid site, so I felt safer than leaving my dog there privately.

• わんわん
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• 2024/04/03 (Wed) 16:23
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Thank you 😊

• Dog and cat lover
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• 2024/04/05 (Fri) 17:00
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I have multiple animals. It is always Animal clinic. They have a yard in the back where you can potty and they let you out several times a day. The doctor is also very good at surgery. I highly recommend it.

• わんわん
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• 2024/04/07 (Sun) 19:04
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Thank you, I am very interested in your clinic. Is it possible to tell us which animal clinic ？

• Koa
• 2024/04/04 (Thu) 14:41
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I am currently attending the school. What I appreciate most is that almost all of the teachers can understand Japanese. As a Japanese family, it is great to be able to communicate with the teachers, and my child enjoys going to the school without feeling any barrier of Japanese ・ or English. Whenever I talk to the teachers, I know that they truly care about my child. I think the tuition is a good deal when you look at the ratio of time they take care of your child.
The only drawback is the location. If it were a little closer to Town, it would be easier to attend.

• rak
• 2024/04/01 (Mon) 19:49
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I don't get contacted either. I'm just impressed that some places contact me.
If you don't like it, I suggest you change it ！.

• nuiloamama
• 2024/04/01 (Mon) 20:23
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Mine called me every six months to come in.
It is a Japanese doctor.
Thank you, but
blood tests, x-rays, and other expenses are quite expensive.
Rather than trying to find out what is wrong with me in the early stages,
I feel like he is trying to attract patients because of the decrease in patients due to the corona,

I took a chance and changed doctors.
He is a Japanese doctor.
I have not been contacted for an appointment.
But if you have a problem, he will see you remotely and quickly. I hope you find a doctor you like.

• sana
• 2024/04/02 (Tue) 13:32
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Usually, primary care doctors, gynecologists, dentists, and I make an appointment for the next year at the reception desk at the end of my visit. If it is not convenient for me because it is the next year, I can change it by phone or online (in the case of doctors in Queens, Kapiolani).
As for my daughter's pediatrician, I call and make an appointment around her birthday.
If it helps.

• ｍ
• 2024/04/02 (Tue) 14:47
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Since I don't get the contact, I have decided to set my birthday as the month of the inspection and do all the various checkups together in that month.

Annual checkups are not mandatory, so I think you need to manage your own appointments.

• Hawaii
• 2024/04/04 (Thu) 08:50
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If you tell them that you are not satisfied with the customer service of your insurance and you want to change, they will find a doctor for you.

It depends on your insurance plan, so even if you want this doctor, it is impossible to change
if the doctor does not handle your insurance.

• マジレス
• 2024/04/02 (Tue) 09:02
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Well, it's different from Japanese hospitals. ？
I know you wrote that $90 is ！ different from 30% of everything in Japan, so
I'd be relieved if it was less than $100.
At any rate, I'm glad everything is okay. If you distrust doctors and clinics,
just switch. It's a country where you can do that without regret.

• Sean0914
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• 2024/04/02 (Tue) 22:39
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Blood test fee $ 90 is cheap.

I had an allergy test done before, but the items were very detailed, about 100 items, and the co-pay was $ 220.
I was surprised that my insurance didn't cover it ？ but
I was convinced that it clarified where my allergy was coming from.

I heard that a friend of mine had an allergy test in Japan
for 219 food sensitivities and paid 5,000 yen, 15,000 yen at 30% of the cost, so it is not an unsatisfactory medical bill.

A patch test, not a blood test, can be done even when eczema is not present, but the cause may be unknown.
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• 心配
• 2024/04/03 (Wed) 01:44
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Thank you for your comment ！
I was frustrated because if my child did not have a blood test, it would have been a few dollars for a 2 year old check up, but ＄ it was 90. I had visited this pediatrician many times for other than the usual checkups, but I was not prepared for this because they always ＄ never charged more than 20. If I thought for sure it should be expensive ＄ 90 might have seemed cheap.
And the allergy test was for me, not the child, and I have not yet received a bill for it. So it may be a test that is not covered by insurance ！ I will call my doctor and check before I wait for the bill ！
I was wondering if there is more of a problem with the blood test lab than with the doctor's office regarding these two events. I wondered if anyone else has had problems with blood testing recently, but there doesn't seem to be any.
Thanks for reading ！

• Sean0914
• 2024/04/03 (Wed) 08:23
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#5 Mr. Worried

Maybe I wrote that wrong.
$ 220 for blood test was
$ 220 co-pay with insurance.

Without insurance $ it would be over 1000.

I know you are angry about the mismanagement of your child's blood test, but
$ 90 is good because it bought you peace of mind ？
.

• Ginger
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• 2024/04/02 (Tue) 09:43
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It is normal to first see your primary care physician, explain your symptoms, and then have him or her contact a specialist. Even if you say you have neck/shoulder pain, it could be an internal organ or brain disorder. Please get an App as soon as possible.

• m
• 2024/04/02 (Tue) 14:45
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I think it is an ORTHPEDIC doctor.　https://oahawaii.com/

You can call the office and ask them to send you to a neck specialist, or there is a walk-in clinic that does not require an appointment at a time, so they can give you x-rays and pain meds there as well.

• Ajisai
• 2024/04/02 (Tue) 15:04
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Stiff shoulders and neck can be a sign of subarachnoid hemorrhage.
If it is just fatigue, that is fine, but please go to the hospital and get checked out as soon as possible just to be safe.
A primary care doctor should be the first step.
Take care of yourself!

• さてさて
• 2024/03/30 (Sat) 21:30
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I am of the same opinion.
If you want to interact with cats, I would encourage you to go to the cat cafes in Kapahulu or Waialae. Even if you can't adapt, I think you can support them by going there as a customer.

• スカーレット
• 2024/03/31 (Sun) 12:22
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I agree ！
When a certain Japanese animal contact cafe opened, I was very disappointed because I thought it would be protection based. My Japanese family members each have their own animals, but they are all purchased from pet stores. As long as there are a certain number of people who have a low awareness of animal protection, I think this kind of business will never go away. I am fed up with the culture that treats animals like stuffed animals just because they are cute.

• モル好き
• 2024/04/01 (Mon) 13:25
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There are people from organizations that feed kitten ？
You may want to agree with those people.
I believe Kyoko, an announcer at KZOO Radio,
is working as a volunteer.
For more information, please contact the radio station.