Posts by Megan Reed

I seem to recall we touched on this topic once before, and honestly, everyone pretty much tore weight loss belts to shreds. 🤣 😬

He’s probably talking about those threads regarding suicides that were moved into their own dedicated section. Or am I totally off base?

Just look at these addicts: . 😬

They’d be much better off cracking open a biochemistry or pharmacology textbook—maybe they could actually pick up some useful knowledge while they're at it, right? 😁

rustymoose54 said:Oh sure, why stop there? Just post the step-by-step guide on how to extract Codeine from those meds so kids don't have to waste their time Googling and translating everything themselves.

Look, if you can find a manual online on 'how to synthesize LSD' 😁, I don't see why people are acting shocked about anything else being out there. 😬 If they really want to find something specific, they can just use a search engine like everyone else.

Henry Jackson35 said:plus those supposedly "harmless" over-the-counter painkillers you can grab for a few bucks at any drugstore actually contain Codeine.

Johnson & Johnson, for instance.

Chloe Gray12 said:It seems like you might have cut off your message mid-sentence. If you were trying to start a thought or ask a question, go ahead and finish it—I'm listening.iI don't know what you're trying to get at with that, but if you think being cryptic is going to earn you any traction here, you're sorely mistaken. It's just noise.

Chloe Gray12 said:And who exactly is going to step up and prove they're wrong? It’s like trying to find a needle in a haystack when you're just looking for a decent doctor.Is there anyone else out there actually paying attention to this? Doctor.

Are you actually related to Justin Fox or something? 🤣 ☕

Yeah, I caught this segment on the news the other day about some drug bust, and they were mentioning how they found paracetamol mixed into the stash.

hmm... maybe instead of an episiotomy they should just go for a lob... o... tomy? 😬

Susan Martin24 said:Everyone, we need to take action! 🙂 🙂

What exactly are you suggesting? 😬

Justin Fox said:it's about maintaining one's dignityandintegrity

🙏 🙏 🙏

Justin Fox said:🙂

Maybe try learning how to use basic grammar and punctuation first,you know, just so you don't look like an idiot. 🙄 ☕

Gary Jones10 said:There’s already a massive thread covering this over on HealthLine. 🙄

Yep.

http://www.healthline.com/showthread.php?t=129106

Kate Garcia2 said:I think most people have no clue about potential anesthesia complications, let alone what cardiac arrest actually entails or the specific protocols used during asystole.

Look, the folks over at the Mayo Clinic actually went through the trouble of putting together some resources for patients waiting on surgery: http://www.mayoclinic.org/anesthesia/information.htm.

Just remember, there’s no such thing as a "stupid question" when it comes to your own medical care.

You just have to speak up. 😉

Look, when I went to get my piercing done, I didn't just walk in blindly. I did my homework—scouted the shop, interviewed the piercer about her training, and scrutinized everything they used, from the sterility of the needles to the actual quality of the jewelry. I even signed all the necessary waivers, obviously. Plus, I brought my mom along just to have an extra set of eyes on the whole operation... 😬

Like I said, if someone doesn't give a damn about who’s performing a procedure on them or what kind of environment they're in, then honestly, that’s their own fault at this point.

Another thing is, if the law requires them to have specific equipment on hand and they don't have it, they're clearly in the wrong. 🙂

I’ve been following this whole situation for a few years now.

The only thing I can say for certain is that if it were my life, I would never agree to an operation unless I knew for a fact the facility had a working defibrillator on hand. ABSOLUTELY NOT. 🙄

Now comes the inevitable chorus of people asking, "Well, how was she supposed to know?" Honestly? If you don't take the initiative to ask the right questions or double-check the safety protocols, you're just asking for trouble.

Eh, my bad, I didn't even catch the title, and since you skipped over the actual hormone name in the post, I totally misread the situation. 😳 That’s just what insomnia does to your brain... I really need to go vent about this on the other thread. 😬

Just run a quick search for growth hormone—also known as somatotropin or STH. I'm sure you'll find a mountain of info online about how it works.

http://en.wikipedia.org/Human_Growth_Hormone

hmmm... so I finally sat down and watched the movie on Tuesday. Went to the theater. Honestly, I hadn't done much reading up on it beforehand... 😬 no, it was fine. Not that the movie itself was fun.

The film wasn't exactly a blast. 😬

There were a few things I actually liked: Kim Gordon 👍, Velvet 🙏, and... hang on, that's about it. 😁

As for the rest.... meh... whatever...☕

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I'm glad I stumbled upon this little bit of trivia:

Seven years before production , 14-year - Old Holger Thaarup of Denmark was originally cast as The lead. He didn't speak any English and Gus van Sant intended The rola to be silent ; van Sant then met 17-year old Michael Pitt and cast him instead.

Because it felt *slightly* weird to me how Blake spent like 95% of the runtime just mumbling "mmMMm..." under his breath. Like, seriously. 🙄

And yeah, Boyz II Men... 🤣

plus Blake & Blackie... 😂

One lady had that derm-something 😳 and went in for a laparoscopic procedure. It turned out fine. 🙂 It just took them a little while to figure out what they were actually dealing with. 😲

And why is this so freaky to me... It can hold everything found in the dermis, from skin and hair follicles down to sweat glands, and those cysts are usually packed with sebum. 😬