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Or… teach your kid to swim… till then, walk around with your kid in the water. If something is more imp than the life of your child, maybe they shouldn’t be in the pool at that time…
Lifeguard here. That’s actually called a puddle jumper and they are U.S. Coast Guard approved, made out of the same material as a life jacket, and a great alternative to the traditional water wings that do deflate and don’t have a front piece or a buckle. Many pools won’t allow traditional water wings, but puddle jumpers are allowed. While it is dangerous for a (young) non-swimmers to jump in unattended without a life jacket, they are generally designed to keep the person upright and aren’t quite designed for learning how to swim.
Any cut could lead to an infection and he has just told you that’s not a good idea. a cut it off at this point because it said how to clean a wound, but it would be better to put something antibacterial on after you have cleaned the wound and not hand sanitizer because it has damaging ingredients in it as well as germ killing ones.
@@oolala53 Well, I definitely prefer to use antibacterial materials where possible, poverty's a bitch sometimes. And I more meant cut that I know have been exposed to something that could increase the chances of an infection, like dirt
I had run out of antibiotic salve when I got two cuts gardening. I washed with soap and water and bandaged, but they got more painful. After I cleaned the wound again and soaked it in salt water, I applied ab bandage this time with an antibiotic salve and the pain started to subside within about 15 minutes. I was pretty amazed.
I prefer soap and water but if I don't have ready access to it, few do better than isopropyl. 70% is best for that but 91% still works if you're really desperate.
I usually just use an antibacterial hand soap for most injuries but I do use peroxide for when I have an infected ingrown nail. Not actually sure if it’s the right thing to do or not but I figure it can get down in there better than I can with just soap and water. Seems to work.
I’m not sure what you mean by it works, but it is not recommended anymore. It actually makes it harder for the tissue to heal. It doesn’t mean it won’t heal, but it would be better to use soap and water.
@@oolala53 Just that. It works. I get ingrown nails so often it's not financially viable to go to the doctor every time but because I don't have 100% new, sterile tools or I don't fully get the nail out the first time they often get infected. At that point soap and water don't seem sufficient but a combination of peroxide, followed by soap and water, and an antibiotic ointment always clears them up. May take a while but it works.
Does Dr. Bais remember when she told me that ADHD is a “superpower” I’m using wrong, that “most physicians have ADHD, that’s how we pull 30-hour shifts” (wildly untrue), and demanded that I look at her when she’s speaking while I was sobbing and too scared to maintain eye contact with a doctor who was barking at me and making me cry? Remember the wild assumptions you made about my life, that it’s wrong to be “reliant” on the drugs I need to function - something I’m sure she’d never say to someone with a physical illness? Dr. Bais, you destroyed my faith in Hackensack Meridian and the entire medical system with one appointment. No one in a professional role has ever talked down on me like that, something you were all too comfortable to do once we were alone in your office. I’ve seen another comment on your dismissiveness towards ADHD patients as well. I relive this humiliation on a daily basis. Every time I struggle with my mental health, I think about my humiliation at your hands, letting me believe that my unmedicated shortcomings are solely my fault. Shame on you. How DARE you. I hope someone treats you the way you treated me someday.
As you are actually thinking. . . get up, wash the car at the car wash, go to the grocery store. (PRESS MY LIPS TOGETHER) .almonds, coffee, trash bags. . .something else. . . hmmm, what was it? (4...5...6, DAMN, I DIDN'T MAKE IT TO 8!) make kids birthday cupcakes and take to school, stop by the bank, buy stamps at post office. . . . I wonder how much a stamp is? 28 cents. .maybe over 30 cents? (CRAP, I'M DYING, WHO CAN HOLD THEIR BREATH THAT LONG!!) oh wait, I forgot to pick up the dry cleaning. . . I hope they got that stain out. Wine, I'm out of wine, maybe Jacob's liquor has a sale this week like I think they said was coming. (EXCUSE ME, I FARTED) Erin skinned her knee. . . damn, I forgot band-aids on my list. (9, 10, 11. .THAT'S TOO LONG) . Hopefully Janice will let her skip P.E. class today, she needs to study for the S.A.T. next month. . Did Amazon deliver that book? (1...2...3...4...) Cable bill is almost past due. . . I hope I can get out of Jury duty. . . (FUK. . . I'M NEVER GOING TO FALL ASLEEP). . . Maybe I will take a Benadryl a half hour before bedtime tomorrow night. . . with Wine :)
I cannot say enough good things about Dr. Sussman! I love all of the methods she has been teaching me during our sessions - including energy based interventions such as EFT! She is so professional and it is SO CLEAR during her sessions how compassionate she is. I truly appreciate meeting with her and learning new methods.
Integrative Health nurse practitioner Emma is caring, compassionate, and knowledgeable. She is a wonderful practitioner who educates and empowers during her sessions. I had a wonderful experience with her and I plan to continue to work with her as long as I can!
I was once an ALS patient, but now I have finally got rid of it with the help of Dr Alaho Olu on RU-vid herbal medicine you can also get yourself cured with the help of this same man, his herbal medicine works perfectly, well thanks so much.
Thanks so much Dr Alaho Olu on RU-vid first of all for who you are as a person thank you for the wonderful work that you do for people in general no matter where you are I will always listen to your podcast and refer people to you because you care about people and the human body I listen to other people but you talk about the true disturbances disorders that means things that are out of order in the human system thanks 🙏 for curing my Amyotrophic lateral Sclerosis disease (ALS)….
Hello...I was referred by Liesha Getson, my thermogram technician. I am wondering if you support holistic methods. I am currently using bio-identical hormones prescribed by my thermogram doctor (Dr. Phillip Getson) after my hysterectomy 2 years ago. I live in Ocean Grove and would like a local doctor to help monitor my bio-identicals so that I am certain to be hormonally balanced.
Delighted to see Hackensack Meridian Health utilizing Nurse Practitioners in this capacity. NP Emma Stafford provided a beautiful depiction of how nurses bring a holistic approach to patient care.
I depended on riluzole which wasn't helpful because I was made to believe there's no cure for ALS. I had bulbar which advanced so fast but today I'm cured from this disease with help of Dr Jude Herbal Home on RU-vid
visit DR.ADULE today on his RU-vid channel for any type of virus or disease or infections he Is a great traditional doctor.infection like herpes fibroids hpv als.etc
Excellent experience all around! I would highly recommend this specialist and his entire team. I am a retired physician who had the misfortune of being in a serious car accident 3 years ago. While my physical and pain injuries from this crash diminished with time and proper treatment, the post-concussive memory problems I developed, and the emotional difficulties I experienced in adjusting to this devastating event were never properly addressed until my primary care physician referred me to Dr. Brett Prince. He and his team of specialists immensely improved my memory and attention skills, cured my insomnia and panic attack symptoms, and brought about a greatly enhanced quality of life to me and my family. Until I met him I was very cynical, believing that our country no longer produced intelligent, kind, and compassionate healthcare providers. I was wrong. He gives me hope for the future of medicine.
