View from waiting roomI hope all goes well, and I hope your insurance company sends the bill to Brad Marchand.
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OT - NO POLITICS Off Topic 2019 part XVII - Fall is here
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Kovi
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this is the truth.
Good Lord do they fear traffic here. I know I've said it before...I commuted to Belmont from the North Shore for TWO years (for a part time job) in a 96 Maxima and routinely got stuck at the merge from NH. Nothing like being boxed in my 18-wheelers.
Arizona is so cute.
talkinaway
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Need surgery to fix nerve
Oh no!
I’m sure you’ll get great care give the work connections, but I know it’s not what you were hoping for.
Legendary 7News photographer Alan McNaughton died Sunday at Boston’s Beth Israel Hospital at the age of 81. The Brighton native began working at the station that became 7News on March 11, 1964, and continued uninterrupted for 55 years.
“He’s got to be the most dedicated employee Channel 7 has ever had,” said 7News reporter Jonathan Hall.
His employment started just over a month after The Beatles’ first performance on the Ed Sullivan Show and spanned 10 presidents, 12 Massachusetts governors and five Boston mayors, the last of which honored Al Monday afternoon.
“Very sad to hear of Al’s passing,” Mayor Marty Walsh wrote in a tweet. “He was very well-respected and always a pleasure to work with. He will be missed in Boston and beyond.”
7News remembers legendary photographer Al McNaughton
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It is what it is
On inspection he have left-sided intrinsic atrophy and wasting. He has a mild fixed flexion contracture of the small finger but postures into flexion with much more than that contracture. Radial and median nerves are intact bilaterally. Sensation is intact bilaterally. Pulses intact bilaterally. Intrinsic strength is very weak. FDP to the fifth is 3 out of 5. FCU is difficult to assess. He has no tenderness over the ulnar nerve at the elbow or wrist and negative Tinel's
I reviewed his electrodiagnostic test that show severe cubital tunnel on the left and mild.
I reviewed his ultrasound which was positive for his ulnar nerve at the elbow not at the wrist.
Given this I would recommend surgical decompression of the ulnar nerve at the elbow. Details of the surgery were discussed. This should be done at 1 of the inpatient hospitals although hopefully can be done as an outpatient.
Spooner st
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DKH
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Going at 5 to get my dog who had ACL surgery yesterday
My poor baby they said did great but isn’t eating and nervous
Can’t wait to see her
Dogs are the best
My poor baby they said did great but isn’t eating and nervous
Can’t wait to see her
Dogs are the best
Spooner st
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Something humans should aspire to be.
DKH
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I promised her plenty of bonding next 2 -3 months watching sports
KrejciMVP
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my dog just had his 2nd TPLO on the opposite knee, first night is rough, but by day 4 they start to put weight on the leg. He's a pretty big dog, just got to make they stay immobile and keep the cone on so they don't infect the wound. Right now Im almost 2 months in and started aqua therapy, have dog insurance so most everything is covered
Pure idiocy.
They don't care about people's health. All they care about is getting their money......and right now, they don't feel like they're getting enough of it.
stuff is just all chemicals in that vape stuff.
better off sticking with smoking the plant. Alot safer.
Saying that. Im happy they finally passed cannabis cafes to open up here in Mass
08SeaBass08
Maybe next year.
I agree. These companies are just as bad as the tabacco companies.
The whole thing is just gross. I'm also glad they're starting to take this stuff seriously.
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