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I spent over 30 years going to work half the times with high temperature and did my best. But others got over most of the times. Then I on my last year before I had to retire early becouse of sickness and fatigue, I realized it didn’t mater how hard you work or little just do your job and cover your butt always
I have a beautiful friend that has FOP. I was her team leader in a group home. It’s just sad to see FOP taking over her body. I took it upon myself to get educated and to know everything about FOP, it is truely a interesting disease ❤
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These are all idiot associated injuries. I say take all the warning labels and safety devices off and let nature take its course. In the matter of one generation, we'll increase our mean intelligence quotient and be better off for it.
Any chance if you know if the bikers were being dumbasses or not? Because of course i see bikers get hurt from going 100 miles an hour or weaving between traffic. But how serious are the injuries if it wasn’t the bikers fault?
still extremely serious lmfao. are you kidding? you'd have to be stupid to think they wouldn't be that bad. i've seen bikers not at fault end up nothing but a smear on the pavement.
Just as bad pretty well they have no protection beyond their helmet and leathers vs a giant metal frame with airbags and seat belts. Obvs speed affects severity but the way bikers get hit being dumb is still the same as being smart. 100km/hour didn't see you because you swerved in is still 100km/hr didn't see you because the car didn't pay attention. Pls give bikes extra space if something happens and they go flying/down that's just a person in the road plus so many other situations
Several a year from just idling on a light. Many are surprize hits not many head on these days due to speeding laws being usually more enforced than many years ago. Stay safe no matter your decisions and realize life is just life. Edit: man from surprize deer came in, You never know what life throws at you.
Glad to hear if it's only cosmetic. Didn't need the awareness tho, I think it's common manners to not be a weirdo about someone clearly having some sort of visible condition they can't help.
Has NF1 affected your friendships or relationships? Is there anything positive about NF1? And does it affect your daily life? Thank you for sharing your story, you are brave and seen ❤️
I think my sister has this! It’s not diagnosed but she fits the description. She had it since she got her first period. She was 11 when she had her first period now she’s 26 years old still undiagnosed. We sat down and went through the checklist for symptoms of Endometriosis and she fits it
I knew someone that was experiencing lower back pain that she and her doctor summed up to be a basketball injury. Well, after she started to see a fertility doctor they realized that she had over 12 tumours in and around her uterus. One of the tumours was the size of a baseball, and it was pressing against her spine in the area she felt pain. If you’re in the US I feel for you, it costs money to see a doctor for anything. I hope your sister can get a proper thorough exam and diagnosis, or at least try different doctors for 2nd, 3rd, or 4th opinions until she gets the right answer.
@@___erika unfortunately, we are based in the US. That is why it’s probably still not diagnosed! Some doctors even thought that her pain tolerance is just lower for period cramps but she is throwing up and she said she feels like she’s dying. She gets like this every few months! She did an ultrasound but they found nothing! We are still hoping for the best.
Mine was 15 years before I had my surgery. I went to another doctor and they took me seriously when I was having severe pelvic pain randomly without my period. My left ovary and fallopian tube were removed because of the damage. My doctor never dug deeper into why, just gave me prescribed ibuprofen growing up. Get a second opinion if it doesn't feel right.
This sounds really bad and weird, but because of cancer and treatment, i dont get my period anymore... my last period was july 2020 and im so glad i dont get them anymore, i was in constant agony for years every month. I dont recommend cancer though obviously.... hope you find a resolution soon ❤
