Oh I’m so happy to hear that! Welcome back! I hope you’re having as much fun as it sounds you are! (And enjoy those disintegrate buffs!)

Let me burn a bit, echo reversion LOL. Golden hour is my friend!

or, if someone is staying in bad use Rescue to yank them out of it, and tell them after the pull they were standing in bad.

This is the hardest for me as a mistweaver main, I'm used to having a lot of instant heal and a bubble and it's weird not to have that. But I feel the same way on resto shaman.

Overhealing is bad contextually. Pres just has a ton of move that will overheal naturally like spiritbloom. It might hit someone with full health when charge up. It happens, same with rewind or gigantic reversion on Blood DK and Brew. No big deal! But when it comes to M+ and even raid, its important to be contributing in damage and not burning more cooldowns than you need to. If you say, want to heal 2 people with Spiritbloom, you can. But what if the whole party is about to take damage? THen maybe an echo + verdant embrace on the two who are hurt would be better. Less over healing or wasting of a CD. Spiritbloom is available for the larger party wide damage. Another is dream breath. Often I see players (I used to do this a ton) have active HoT's on players and heal them up additionally with a spiritbloom or blossom. But no damage is coming that is a big deal. You can just let the hot do its job. Reversions are fine for smaller damage but let them work if nothing is happening. Save on CDs, no extra overhealing = more damage, cc, and better prep for next incoming damage. But you will absolutely overheal on this class LOL. So its okay when it happens. Minimizing the bad CD usage is more important!

"they" if you dont mind. And no, trust me. People just stand in stuff and die I promise you lol. Listen its not the healers fault if they close their eyes

@@Bowserthehealer panic at the Dungeon all the time, i main heal and tank do season after season and xpac after xpac the pain of dps standing in stuff hurts me

I can tell you this: one of the main reasons I hate pugging keys is because I will get a tank that wants to rush through, pulls a bunch of crap that he can easily survive, and doesn't keep aggro leading to DPS or the healer dying. I had this happen one time and one of the DPS died, but I managed to keep everyone else up, so I told the tank to not pull so much if he can't keep aggro. His reply was, "I can heal myself." I said, "That's great, but doesn't mean a lot to the Spriest who just got nuked because you couldn't keep adds on you and not him." And his reply, of course was, "You suck," but after I told him to just do his damn job, the dungeon went a little smoother, but the fact remains that this experience made me just not want to pug and I'm sure other healers have experienced the same thing.