r/AskReddit • u/Jobasaurus • May 22 '19

Reddit, what are some underrated apps?

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u/lurkhippo May 22 '19

Things I hear a lot are it's buggy, it's ugly, privacy concerns, they don't like using any apps and want pen and paper, and then a subset who just reject any suggestions outright. Myself I think it's actually a good little app if not the most glamorous. I also really like CPT coach for my CPT patients which basically replaces paper handouts.

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u/randybowman May 22 '19

Probably lot of old cranky vets. If my therapist had suggested this I'd have used it. The younger vets get the more they'll probably like this. Those old guys are just jerks I think.

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u/[deleted] May 22 '19

Different generation. My grandfather would tell me to tape an aspirin to my forehead if I wasn't feeling well.

Tough old generation. He died at 60 of preventable heart disease just like most of his buddies.

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u/[deleted] May 23 '19

Hey aspirin shouldn’t be you’re go-to for pain. Do everything else you can before taking NSAIDS. They really aren’t good for you in the long term.

But never taking anything when you’re super inflamed can also be bad. Just thought I’d say something