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Carol Reed64 said:Don't get mad at me, everyone, but I think this nose is absolutely stunning. Everyone has their own taste and the right to an opinion, so I felt compelled to share mine... It's beautiful... though I certainly respect those who disagree. I think I might end up seeing Glumicic too...
Dammit, she somehow made it look too short and narrow... just like Michael Jackson...😢👎If she’s happy with it, that’s all that matters. What we think is irrelevant...👍Look, if you really want to fix him, my only suggestion involves using some cartilage scraps... I don't know what else is on the table...🤷
Harold Palmer23 said:The most intense reactions always happen when you start sweating. For instance, wearing a leather belt with a metal buckle during the winter isn't going to trigger much of anything, but once your skin gets damp? That's when things go haywire! It takes maybe five minutes of contact before it's all over. You won't have to worry about leaving marks on a doorknob or getting any residue on your silverware!
I deal with the same issue with my belt buckle, but who wants to wear an undershirt beneath a T-shirt in this heat?😲 I'm thin, yet that little bit of skin still hangs over the waistband and touches the nickel in the buckle. I'm constantly pulling the buckle down and hitching my pants up...🤣.
I had the exact same nightmare with a silver ring containing nickel... blisters and itching... a total disaster.
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Greetings to everyone... 👋
I’ve been living with diabetes for four years now. At thirty-one, I'm still relatively early in this journey, but lately, I've become fixated on a report I saw on CNN last week. They were discussing a breakthrough called Prochymal... an actual cure for Type 1 diabetes being developed in the USA. 👍Chronov diseases and cardiac muscle recovery following an infarct—all three share the same purpose... which should arrive here in America within a year... 👋 Wonderful...
The drug is derived from adult bone marrow stem cells—not human embryos. It’s currently moving through the FDA's accelerated approval process to ensure it hits widespread clinical use... soon.
I’ve been skimming some American forums lately... Apparently, patients dealing with Chronov disease undergo Prochymal therapy in two or three stages... They claim to feel incredible after that...
I read somewhere that the medication would be administered intravenously through one or two sessions... with each treatment costing around $150... $0.00 😢 ).
To avoid any amateurish misinterpretations, I am linking an article written by our doctor, who was actually involved in developing this medication... The economy is circling the drain. It’s hard to ignore the cracks forming in the foundation... Recent reports suggest the job market is looking increasingly grim. We are seeing signs of deep instability within the financial sectors, much like what we witnessed during previous downturns. The government's response seems sluggish at best. There is a growing sense that the regulatory frameworks are failing to catch up with the reality on the ground. It feels like everyone is just waiting for the other shoe to drop... Expectations remain low, and frankly, they should be. The numbers don't lie, even if the politicians try to spin them. Just another cycle of uncertainty...
If you have any insights, theories, or whatever else... please share them with us. Though I highly doubt anyone here has actually been treated with this drug... thx. 🙂