Dirty Sanchez posted:If your actual wheel didn't go over it you might've just bumped it. It was a solid hit, at 30ish miles per hour. I can't imagine the animal surviving. I really wish I could have found it to make sure it wasn't suffering. I know it's "just" a cat, but I don't like for anyone or anything to suffer unduly. Mister Dog posted:Ok you got it. Name the place. I don't really know any places. I've been singing karaoke and shooting pool at this joint a bit east on 13 Mile. I've also been to a couple of places closer to where I live, but I am not very familiar with the city, overall. I work north of the city, so Royal Oak, Troy, Madison Heights, Rochester, etc, are all pretty doable for something like lunch during the week. On the weekends, it doesn't matter. I don't mind driving, so an hour each way is OK, but 30 minutes is better.
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My insurance just kicked in, so I went to the doctor, today. She referred me to a neurologist. I'm interested in how this will shake out.
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Forget the brain, how's the heart? Lost track on whether you managed to get your prescriptions sorted when I was lurking through the last thread.
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darth cookie posted:Forget the brain, how's the heart? Lost track on whether you managed to get your prescriptions sorted when I was lurking through the last thread. Bleeding rear end in a top hat specialist and a dermatologist should be on that list.
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Hello again, Centripetal Horse! I'm happy to see this thread pop-up...I had been wondering/worrying about you occasionally. I assumed you were hard at work, but I know that change is often weirdly difficult. Add a handful of mental and physical issues, and you're in for a struggle. However, as you continue to prove, you're made of some pretty tough stuff. Especially happy to hear about your continual incremental growth, and that you've obtained access to (maybe) affordable healthcare. You 'deserve' something good to happen by now...gently caress. Keep on keepin on, bud!
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Puppy Galaxy posted:I will cop to this but also I'm not as weird as the people who drove the nice Mormons away No such thing as nice mormons. Nice on the outside? Sure.
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A.Barnum posted:No such thing as nice mormons. Nice on the outside? Sure. They were nice as hell dude. The husband drove 12 hrs to rescue a stranger's cats and the wife posted cat updates in GBS despite torrents of poo poo posts. Then they let the OP crash at their place when he was on his way to Detroit.
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Op has blood on his hands And this time not from wiping his rear end
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Mormons are super nice. Great neighbors! Las Vegas is a failed Mormon colony. When I lived there a lot of my neighbors were LDS and they were the best.
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Make sure to go vote, op!
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ChrisHansen posted:Make sure to go vote, op! Trump will provide free clean water paid for by Canadians.
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Just chiming in to say that I've enjoyed the thread and glad to see that you're getting back on your feet. I happen to live in the Detroit area and can help out with the car if you ever need to do some stuff to it. I have tools and am a As for the apartment heat, have you talked to your landlord? I know it's getting warmer around here somewhat, but it might not hurt. If it's an old style boiler (you mentioned radiators) sometimes they just need the air bled out of them and then they actually work.  There's a screw or fitting on them usually to bleed air from it, simply loosen and have a rag ready and then tighten it up when water comes out.
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Glad to hear you are not dead and are doing well aside from the sadbrains. You have a solid plan in place and I hope you will continue climbing that ladder. Also I hope you do not get fired.
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Any updates on the hot wife taking care of the cats!
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So no one asking if this fat gently caress is dead or not?
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He was active in one of the pic combination threads you dingus
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Tony Homo posted:Any updates on the hot wife taking care of the cats! lol
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Centripetal Horse posted:My insurance just kicked in, so I went to the doctor, today. She referred me to a neurologist. I'm interested in how this will shake out. How about a shrink? or something like that.
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Nooner posted:more importantly her boobs I just want updates on the pussy.
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Yo..where you at? Updates plz!
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C-Trip has ostagrams. The guy has depression, right? Should we be happy he's playing with graphics manipulation instead of having us goons all 'up in his Koolaid'?
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Larrymer posted:Just chiming in to say that I've enjoyed the thread and glad to see that you're getting back on your feet. I happen to live in the Detroit area and can help out with the car if you ever need to do some stuff to it. I have tools and am a Thanks for the offer. I thought this thread had fallen out of existence. Mound Road ate one of my tired the other day, which is how I discovered that Pep Boys put non-standard lug nuts on my loving wheels when I bought a set of tires from them. It's also how I discovered that Pep Boys is apparently run by thieves, because my full-size spare disappeared and was replaced by a loving donut. Actually, I discovered that quite a while back, but it fit in with the rest of the story, so I went with it. SquadronROE posted:Glad to hear you are not dead and are doing well aside from the sadbrains. You have a solid plan in place and I hope you will continue climbing that ladder. I am doing my best, and I also hope that thing that you hoped at the end of your post. Dek posted:How about a shrink? or something like that. This is probably not a bad idea. Seen so far: Primary care physician, twice. Neurologist, twice. Urgent care, once. I am having a distressing problem breathing. The urgent care doctor basically said, "Your lungs sound fine, you must be an idiot," but he gave me a prescription for an inhaler and antibiotics, anyway. The inhaler does nothing, I have not taken the antibiotics. In the mean time, I haven't felt like I've had enough air in my lungs for two weeks. So, keep checking back, everdave, I may yet be on the way out. On the list: pulmonologist, cardiologist, and possibly sad-brains specialist. BULLETKISS posted:Yo..where you at? Updates plz! Sorry! Still sort of settling in. Trying to get the hang of my new job. I like the people, but either I am not asking the right questions, or my co-workers don't have the right answers. I still feel pretty useless, but I am working hard. I am paying back a couple of goons who helped get me safely out to Detroit, and trying to put together an actual household. My medical problems have not gone away, although my blood pressure is better since I lost weight, even after putting some of it back on. My heart has been acting up a bit, lately, which is why a cardiologist is back on the list. As soon as my primary care physician gets the records from the cardiologist I saw in Las Vegas, I am going back for a consultation. All in all, it's been pretty tough, and whatever is wrong in my brain makes me want to quit every day, but I'm fighting it. The_Book_Of_Harry posted:The guy has depression, right? Probably. Almost certainly, really. kimbo305 posted:CH seems in good spirits in the MMA threads. Hopefully the rest of his life is in decent order. I did have a little up-swing there, didn't I? I don't remember what I posted, but I remember that I posted an unusual number of times in a small span. Mark Hunt gives me strength. I'm only sort of kidding. If he can survive the life he's had, I should be able to pull it together. AugmentedVision posted:do poor people not understand that old German cars are gonna cost a lot of money in the long run, or do they just not have the luxury of planning ahead? I didn't buy the Mercedes. I'm not an idiot. I went with a Honda PC800 motorcycle, which I rode on one wheel from Salt Lake City to right around Lincoln, NE. I was forced to ride like a square from that point on, because a cop gave me a wheelie ticket and a high-five.
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Some people do have constant shortness of breath without actually being short of breath but it's kind of rare. Did the doctor put a little clip on your finger when you went in there? If not at your next appointment ask them to take an SPO2. Should be above 96 without any effort on your part. If it's like 93 or 94 that's unusual. They will probably say the machine isn't working right (because of your age and a relatively non-stressed presentation they'll doubt the machine which is a good clinical instinct but you do need to trust it eventually), just have them try it on one of their fingers and as a control. I'm sure the pulmonologist will do this anyway. Lung sounds are fairly difficult to learn and more of an art than a science outside of emergency type lung problems. I wouldn't trust a rando at an urgent care's judgement on them myself. Because you have a problem that's giving you discomfort but not disabling you its also going to be quite subtle, but I would expect a pulmonologist to handle it. Expect a chest X-ray. I would be curious if oxygen helps or not. Personally if I listened to your lungs and didn't hear anything and then put you on O2 and you said you felt better I'd be inclined to think there's an actual treatable issue there even if the SPO2 monitor didn't move much (although it almost certainly will unless it's already at 100 once the oxygen is on). If your appointment is far away and you're curious one weekend you could go find an oxygen bar and try it out -- if they have those in tha D. raton fucked around with this message at 05:33 on Apr 15, 2016 |
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