Richard Cruz said:Does anyone have the inside scoop on those two male OB-GYNs over at the Dugave community health center?
Also, who is this "monster" everyone warns about at the Siget clinic that I should absolutely avoid?🙂
I’ve heard the same warnings about staying away from Siget.
A close friend told me about a woman who almost ended up with sepsis because a doctor botched a D&C following a miscarriage. She said the woman was still bleeding six weeks after the miscarriage and kept telling the doctor something felt wrong, but they just brushed her off saying it was totally normal.
That's why I’d personally steer clear of Siget if I could help it.
I just dropped this link above because it really got me thinking. But seriously, how long do you guys actually think you'll live?
With all the medical breakthroughs and tech coming our way, I’m personally banking on hitting the 150 to 200 mark. That obviously assumes a few organ transplants and a whole lot of good luck.
Unless, of course, I find a way to live forever... maybe with an Alexander ring.
The first time I watched it, I wasn't really feeling it. I was hanging out with a group of people, and I usually find it hard to actually settle in and get into a movie when there's a crowd around. The second time I saw it, I was all by myself—it just happened to be playing on TV. And man, I cried through the entire thing.
Since you're so eager to send out those activation emails, any chance I could get one too? I'm running into a few glitches on my end as well... thanks!!
The issue isn't actually the computer monitor itself—it’s not built like a TV, and manufacturers build in plenty of shielding. You can actually measure the radiation levels just 10cm away from the screen, and honestly, the back of the monitor is probably more of a concern. The real culprit is usually the cable clutter lying on the floor near your feet; that’s where we end up getting hit by non-ionizing radiation most often.
I think Leonardo DiCaprio might be in it, but I'm not totally sure. Basically, the story kicks off when he gets this gut feeling that his flight is going to crash, so he decides to skip the trip—and, of course, the plane goes down anyway. There are some other intense scenes too, but I haven't actually seen it yet and now I'm dying to watch it, but I can't remember the title... Does anyone know what it's called?!
The people who made this absolute garbage and the actors in it deserve to be physically roughed up Screw all of them—this massive pile of narcissistic self-indulgence without a shred of substance is something we haven't seen in a long time It’s like a group of total losers decided they’re "cool" and "interesting" regardless of how much trash they produce That movie is an insult to anyone who actually paid for a ticket From now on, I'm only watching Hollywood productions on Divx To hell with Julia, George Clooney, Brad Pitt, and Matt Damon
I don't think anything has ever pissed me off as much as that movie They just threw a bunch of their pathetic little inside jokes into a film, marketed it, and acted like it’s some masterpiece—all because she’s acting like a total mess playing herself, and that lumberjack guy can't even tell it's her 🙂 After this, I'm done with Alexander's crap; I wouldn't give them a single cent Screw all of them
I’ve been flying solo for a few years now, and honestly, I was single for quite a while before that too, so... yeah, just keep your fingers crossed, I guess. Nothing’s ever a guarantee when it comes to things changing; sometimes it’s just pure luck.
I honestly don't get how Affleck managed to pull that off. And his buddy? No way he survives if they’re surrounded by a million enemy soldiers.🤔
As for the movie itself—it’s barely watchable. The whole love triangle thing is really just for the hopeless romantics out there. To be honest, I feel like this is more of a romance flick than anything actually connected to Pearl Harbor. If I had to rename it, I’d call it something like: Between Two Friends😁, or maybe Two Loves, or "How a Nurse Falls in Love When Her Friend Steals Her Girl."😁 😛
My rating: (for the title and how it relates to the plot, maybe a 2 or 3) If you strip away the title: 3
But what if someone chooses to donate an organ while they’re still alive? Like, say, a parent donating a kidney to their child or something along those lines? And let's assume they both go on to live healthy lives. What happens after the donor eventually passes away? Is there still some kind of lingering connection between them and the person who received the organ?
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