Grateful

[jdmidwest]

11 hours ago, Mitch f said:

Supreme Court for the win!

Careful.  Wait, the other side will be in nursing home before anyone tends to go after him.

[jdmidwest]

3 hours ago, fishinwrench said:

A classmate of mine was diagnosed with breast cancer at MU about 15 years ago, but got dismissed from her job at the Callaway nuclear plant and had no insurance.  She went to somewhere in Italy to get treated more affordably, but they couldn't confirm the cancer....so no treatment ensued.   

Still doing fine today.   🤷‍♂️  

Loosing her job turned out to be a blessing.  Undoubtedly they would have "treated" her in Columbia.....and then patted themselves on the back for CURING cancer that didn't even exist.  Or.....killed her with chemo trying 😳 

 

Therefore anytime someone crows about "beating cancer" I always wonder (quietly of course) if they actually HAD cancer in the first place. 

Careful there.  I want you to to crow about it someday.

7 years out now on Father's Day.  BTW, Cock a Doodle Dooo....

[Mitch f]

2 hours ago, ColdWaterFshr said:

I’m grateful for some really outstanding heart doctors I’ve had over the years.  Kept me on the right side of the dirt!

Dr Nicholas Kouchoukus performed the Ross procedure on my when I was 29.   
 

Dr.Krainik did cardiac ablation on me a couple weeks ago.  Some cool images from that…

 

The color map shown in the pic is based on a polygonal model. Basically the same thing I do except not on humans. 

[oneshot 1]

On 6/30/2024 at 9:09 AM, Flysmallie said:

Ya’ll are blaming the doctors but it’s the government and insurance companies that control healthcare. 

I was scheduled for them to check for other Cancer. 

The Insurance said they wouldn't pay for it considering I'm already doing Cemo. 

oneshot