Here are those lab numbers (I'm pretty sure this is the one over on Dezeliceva): - 3776-870 - 3775-092
They actually send out a mobile nurse to your house to draw your blood for whatever tests you need. I have the nurses' cell numbers too, but they probably don't work anymore since they're old 099 numbers. Anyway, those visiting nurses are Jason (099 413358) and Mary (099 454597). 👋
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I mean, I wouldn't dream of walking into the hall in boots and just collapsing onto the harp 😉
Honestly, sneakers are fine—whatever works—as long as you aren't wearing what you showed up in. Slippers are just easier since you have to take them off when you're at the harp. 👋
Lisa Ortiz17 said:I wanted to hit the gym, but as soon as I started working out on my own, my lower back completely seized up after just ten minutes of light movement. I ended up avoiding the gym entirely for a while, mostly because I was scared of making it worse.
Yeah, honestly? Don't push it by yourself. You're better off waiting until the 19th and just taking it easy until then.
I went there for my back issues too. They basically just follow whatever is listed on your referral, or your medical history. I actually had a "connection" there, so I managed to get through almost all the available therapies. Not to be a downer, but they didn't really do much for me. Regarding the gym, you should definitely ask them what exercises are safe for you. They have an on-site fitness center with equipment, and you'll be supervised while you're starting out, though you'll eventually be flying solo (they told me I'd be exercising 😠 for the rest of my life! ). Good luck 👍
Casey Palmer5 said:I think you might be talking to the physical therapists instead of the nurses, since they aren't actually the ones performing the PT sessions. 😁
I’ve been over to Danicic Street before and honestly, it was a fine experience—actually felt a bit better than my time at Holy Spirit. The nurses there are pretty easygoing, and you can usually coordinate your visit with them... just don't forget to bring your own slippers.😁
I haven't been through the worst of it myself, but luckily I didn't deal with any major complications (like pneumonia, which seems to be the big one). Personally, I figure if you've had the shot, you won't catch the full-blown flu... you might get some minor virus, but it should be way milder than actual influenza. Either way, you’re going to have to stay in bed, keep hydrated, and just listen to 😉
I had it last year... if I didn't, I wouldn't believe it. It was absolutely awful! It lasted a whole week, and I literally couldn't get out of bed. That's exactly why I got vaccinated this year.