[longride]

This should get you on track! :-D

Anti-psychotic drug use soars in UK children, too - Yahoo! News

 

[seruzawa]

So, you are trying to go off topic?

Time for a tomahawk chop.

 

[sarnali2]

Did you guys get that BMW email I sent?

 

[longride]

Yeah, that was funny as hell! No wonder Seruzawa is seeing Nazis all over the place!

 

[seruzawa]

Ha!

Yeah, that was funny as hell! No wonder Seruzawa is seeing Nazis all over the place!

Keep it up and I'll become your personal delete nazi.

 

[longride]

Mess with me and I'll be sending my covert operatives to raid your compound!

 

[sarnali2]

"we're from the government and we're here to help".....

 

[seruzawa]

Bring it!

Mess with me and I'll be sending my covert operatives to raid your compound!

Have at it. Just like the agents that the Soviets sent into the US, after a few days in Utah none of them will ever want to return to your Daleyite crime infested hell hole. They'll be workin' for me, dude! Plus they'll be busier than one legged men at an @ss kicking contest when they're trying to please 5 or 6 wives.

 

[sarnali2]

So...

Plus they'll be busier than one legged men at an @ss kicking contest when they're trying to please 5 or 6 wives.

How do they get their hair to stay up like that?.....

 

[Kenneth_Moore]

Socialized Medicine Works!

From the study regarding why US kids eat mo' drugs:

A recent report in The Lancet suggested that the U.K.'s universal health care system limits prescribing practices there.

 

[seruzawa]

From the study regarding why US kids eat mo' drugs:

A recent report in The Lancet suggested that the U.K.'s universal health care system limits prescribing practices there.

Sure. When you are limiting the baby druggers that's a good thing. However I'm not so sure that limiting the cancer treatment drugs is such a good idea.

 

[sarnali2]

Yeah well..

Sure. When you are limiting the baby druggers that's a good thing. However I'm not so sure that limiting the cancer treatment drugs is such a good idea.

Them things cost money ya' know....

 

[Buzglyd]

Them things cost money ya' know....

I can tell you if we had socialized medicine I'd be dead right now.

I had diagnosis, surgery and scans all within the time it would have taken me to get an APPPOINTMENT in a socialized country.

Having recently been in Greece, friends there told me it takes more than a month to even see a Dr. much less schedule surgery. They've probably never even heard of a PET scan machine.

 

[seruzawa]

I can tell you if we had socialized medicine I'd be dead right now.

I had diagnosis, surgery and scans all within the time it would have taken me to get an APPPOINTMENT in a socialized country.

Having recently been in Greece, friends there told me it takes more than a month to even see a Dr. much less schedule surgery. They've probably never even heard of a PET scan machine.

That's alright. The rich, the politicians and the bureaucrats can get quick appointments and treatment. The rest of the population (riff raff) doesn't deserve it and there are too many of them anyhow.

 

[sarnali2]

I can tell you if we had socialized medicine I'd be dead right now.

I had diagnosis, surgery and scans all within the time it would have taken me to get an APPPOINTMENT in a socialized country.

Having recently been in Greece, friends there told me it takes more than a month to even see a Dr. much less schedule surgery. They've probably never even heard of a PET scan machine.

yeah, you lucked out have a dermotologist that was on top of things. I went to my GP half a dozen times over a year or so about a spot that kept coming back. He'd burn it off and it'd be back in a few months. It wasn't till he retired and I saw a PA about it that it was properly diagnosed as a Basel Cell Carcinoma. I have a standing referal now to a Dermotologist, check ups every 6 months etc. that I have a handle on it. They crop up all the time now, payback for being fair skinned and hanging out in the sun all my life.

 

[Buzglyd]

yeah, you lucked out have a dermotologist that was on top of things. I went to my GP half a dozen times over a year or so about a spot that kept coming back. He'd burn it off and it'd be back in a few months. It wasn't till he retired and I saw a PA about it that it was properly diagnosed as a Basel Cell Carcinoma. I have a standing referal now to a Dermotologist, check ups every 6 months etc. that I have a handle on it. They crop up all the time now, payback for being fair skinned and hanging out in the sun all my life.

Well I'm not fair-skinned but I did hang out in the sun my whole life. Melanoma can even strike us swarthy types.

 

[sarnali2]

Well I'm not fair-skinned but I did hang out in the sun my whole life. Melanoma can even strike us swarthy types.

Well you're lucky you caught it. Melanoma is not good.

 

[Kenneth_Moore]

It was in jest...

My som's Mom has terminal cancer, and I'm pretty unimpressed with their results so far. Seems like they just throw chemos and radiation at it. Nobody even talks about the non-standard stuff. Her former employer just dropped her (she'd been on LOA for almost a year) and she has to go to Cobra. I don't blame her employer, actually they were really nice. But now the Cobra coverage is denying everything. It's probably a moot point, in the last few months it's gone from her breasts to her lungs to her brain, and last week, her liver. It just kills me to think my little guy (he's 9) will grow up with no Mom. I'll be there, but shoot, I don't want this to happen. He's as nice and sweet a kid as you'd ever meet. Smart too, just made Honor Roll in his Exceptional Ed classes. It's hard to figure out what God's up to, sometimes.

 

[54937]

It was in jest...

My som's Mom has terminal cancer, and I'm pretty unimpressed with their results so far. Seems like they just throw chemos and radiation at it. Nobody even talks about the non-standard stuff. Her former employer just dropped her (she'd been on LOA for almost a year) and she has to go to Cobra. I don't blame her employer, actually they were really nice. But now the Cobra coverage is denying everything. It's probably a moot point, in the last few months it's gone from her breasts to her lungs to her brain, and last week, her liver. It just kills me to think my little guy (he's 9) will grow up with no Mom. I'll be there, but shoot, I don't want this to happen. He's as nice and sweet a kid as you'd ever meet. Smart too, just made Honor Roll in his Exceptional Ed classes. It's hard to figure out what God's up to, sometimes.

Hi Ken,

That is terrible. Has she considered clinical trials?
Home - ClinicalTrials.gov

Clinical trials are a mixed bag, but considering her insurance problem and the aggressive form of cancer she has they may be a "good" option for her.

Best of luck,
Cheese

 

[seruzawa]

It was in jest...

My som's Mom has terminal cancer, and I'm pretty unimpressed with their results so far. Seems like they just throw chemos and radiation at it. Nobody even talks about the non-standard stuff. Her former employer just dropped her (she'd been on LOA for almost a year) and she has to go to Cobra. I don't blame her employer, actually they were really nice. But now the Cobra coverage is denying everything. It's probably a moot point, in the last few months it's gone from her breasts to her lungs to her brain, and last week, her liver. It just kills me to think my little guy (he's 9) will grow up with no Mom. I'll be there, but shoot, I don't want this to happen. He's as nice and sweet a kid as you'd ever meet. Smart too, just made Honor Roll in his Exceptional Ed classes. It's hard to figure out what God's up to, sometimes.

Even at it's best allopathy is a hit or miss proposition. We get lulled by the constant din of propaganda, but the fact is that the medical profession's reputation is more fiction than fact. Sorry about all that, but many times there's just nothing that works.