Lsukinesalum2001

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Yes. The system failed her. But not in the way these women want to admit. She had access to all the help and healthcare should could possibly want.

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100% nailed it. Tough love. Stop trying to mute the pain. Sometimes we have to be real and face it. We are an over medicated society.

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healthcare is so fricked up in this country

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100% agree. I work in dc planning/case management at a hospital.

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Mine went from a few hundred a year to a few thousand a year by adding a 16 y/o with a truck.

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Same and now I have my 3rd teenage son about to get a license!

First the Vatican is considered one of the most charitable organizations in the world.
Second, if you have ever walked into St. Peter’s basilica or most other churches in Rome, you’ll understand that appreciation for beauty helps point us to God.

Early knee range of motion after surgery is critical, and it really needs to start right away. I typically see patients within hours of their procedure, and one of the biggest things I emphasize is getting the knee moving early—before scar tissue has a chance to form.
Once significant scar tissue develops, it becomes much harder to regain motion. In some cases, the only option left is a manipulation under anesthesia, which we obviously want to avoid if possible.
While both bending (flexion) and straightening (extension) matter, full extension is actually the priority early on. That’s because your ability to walk normally depends on getting the knee all the way straight. If you’re lacking extension—even by a few degrees—it can significantly affect your gait and lead to other issues over time.
The goal is to reach 0 degrees of extension as soon as possible so you can restore a normal walking pattern. Flexion will come with time, but extension is something you really want to focus on right from the start. You don’t actually need much more than 115 degrees for normal daily activities, but you should have 0 degrees extension.

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Posted by 3HourTour

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But it was a 3 hour mass

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Name checks out

Glad to hear but too late for us. Last year, son had 36 on ACT and LSU pretty much offered TOPs with barely anything extra- no thanks. Nothing was added to recruit him or sell the school.
This year, our other son with 34 ACT didn’t even want to consider LSU. Both these kids had outstanding academics, leadership roles, participation in varsity sports, and numerous volunteer hours. They lost out on 2 great in-state kids. Hopefully from what you are saying they have decided to change some things.

My very wise son told me when he was 9, “You can’t make me be what you want me to be.” We had to realize he just wasn’t a sports kid and let it go…He ended up being outstanding in academics and band. Now has full ride to college and in SEC marching band. Wasn’t what we envisioned at the time but so happy we allowed him to follow his own path.

3 teenage driving age sons here. Find an insurance broker to shop coverages. I carry the highest limits and carry an umbrella policy. Not worth the risk of being underinsured.

The kid that saw it in the bathroom called his mother and his mother called the school. My son is also a freshman there. My son’s friend was in the class when they came in and arrested the kid. The kid was a football player and a pretty good one. He had the loaded gun on him.