Andy M.
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Seems like I saw another post of yours that expressed the opposite sentiment.
BTW: This time you're right on target.
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Seems like I saw another post of yours that expressed the opposite sentiment.
BTW: This time you're right on target.
I am always amazed at how some sports fans seem to think the way to celebrate a championship is to set things on fire -- like furniture... and cars.
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roadfix
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I am always amazed at how some sports fans seem to think the way to celebrate a championship is to set things on fire -- like furniture... and cars.
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In Japan, we used to just cry from joy...
And some fans on the losing side performed harakiri...
Cooking Goddess
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As well they should, since they have the highest payroll in baseball at $233,200,429.
That's a lot of hot dogs. Not like the Dodgers are cheap, though - third in baseball at $186,220,715. After my Indians (15th, with $134,851,566) were knocked out of the playoffs, I was really hoping that Team Number 26 (Brewers at $90,964,571) was going to win the NL.bucky will be happy - we watched CBS tonight.
Addie
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I have had the shots three times. The first two really helped. The third ones were with a different doctor. The first doctor had left to have her baby. The second doctor has left my right hand almost useless. And I am right handed. I need to go back. The doctors come and go at Boston Medical Center. So I am waiting for this one to leave also. This is a teaching hospital for Boston University. Which is sponsored and a supported part of BMC. June is coming up. That means graduation and a whole new slew of doctors. Whatever happened to the expression "My Doctor?"
I also had the shots in my left hip by a doctor in private practice in my left hip. Those shots lasted me more than a year. So I had them again by him when my hip started to hurt again. He informed me that he would only give me the shots one more time. Three times in the same area is all he would provide. I knew about the three time rule. At least I was pain free for three years in my left hip and could walk. He also explained that the cortisone shots can and do destroy your bones in the end. That is the reason for the three shots only in any one area.
With the present doctor, these past shots was the third round of shots. So now there is not much more he can do for me. Pirate also had the shots in his shoulder when he had the surgery on it. Knowing the lasting effects, he never went back for anymore shots. He opted for pain meds instead.
Good luck. I do hope your pain subsides. You know the old saying. "Getting old is hard work."
GotGarlic
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My doctors are part of a medical school, too, but they're faculty, not residents. Find out who the attending faculty are (attending meaning they have completed their residency - 3-5 years of specialty training - and can practice independently) and make sure your appointments are with one of them.
The new slew of residents start their training July 1.
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Kayelle
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I knew this old thread was around somewhere, but I've never used it before now.
It's 5am and I've been up for half an hour. https://www.discusscooking.com/forums/f26/stray-thoughts-2-0-a-91784-60.html#post1625166
Enough is enough...I'm on my way down the hall to try and shake this dang TTWV
Night Nite...
It's 5am and I've been up for half an hour. https://www.discusscooking.com/forums/f26/stray-thoughts-2-0-a-91784-60.html#post1625166
Enough is enough...I'm on my way down the hall to try and shake this dang TTWV
Night Nite...
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I hope you have Sweet Dreams Kay!
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