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I also happen to find interest in mythological creatures like japanese tegu demons. I watch pokemon simply because I find it interesting to see animals doing attacks and pokemon based on such creatures doing those attacks in action as well.. Yet I am near 24, going to school and am graduating in May. I will also go back to applying for jobs next year in my last semester. Since I'm no loser with zero goals, is it a turnoff to watch pokemon for those reasons?
I think you may have taken the junior college teacher's comment out of context. I think he may have meant that for working parents, that need most of their time (not working) mutually attending to matters of the household, that any more than than a half hour or so, would greatly take away from communicating with the family. Many gamers tend to spend hours playing video games, if they play at all, and it causes a huge amount of stress in a working relationship.
I have had a lot of weird ones. Probably the weirdest was we lived in a pokemon world (I used to play on gameboy but havent in years). Someone let loose a bunch of pokemon and my family was trying to round them up and people kept trying to battle us and I went into labor but everyone else was so preoccupied that a pokemon helped me deliver the baby.
Even though my doctors assured me that the IGM had not returned I did not believe them. I went in for surgery on May 15 to have tissue expanders put in, I was certain that when they cut me open they would find abscesses. When I awoke in recovery I asked my husband and he said they had NOT found any evidence of the GM. I was so relieved. I'm sure you all are the only people on earth that know the relief I felt.
Yesterday was my first tissue expansion and it went well.
And, it requires what would likely (in the past) be considered an over-expansion of the breast that is to be radiated. Then, it is about a year wait - AFTER - radiation is complete before you put in the implant.
As far as silicone vs saline, well, saline will can show wrinkles through the skin - if you have had a skin sparing type of mastectomy. Whereas a silicone implant will not. But, again, you need a surgeon to give you these answers.
(please keep in mind I am not a doctor but I am a survivor and boy oh boy have I learned by asking questions, lots and lots of questions) You may get lucky and be one of the few it works on.
Radiated skin doesn't stretch. Worse, radiation effects everything it reaches such as your rib cage below which gets weak. When expanding, instead of stretching hard, thin radiated skin it could actually push your weakened rib cage inwards.
I actually have many questions. First, I had a double mastectomy almost 3 years ago with just an expander and silicone implants. Cancer had occurred 3 times, 2 times on the right and once on the left, so I decided to do a double mastectomy. I am still not finished the completion of reconstruction, as the one breast is off center and lower then the other one, and also has a dent in it.
Due to DCIS, I had a mastectomy of my right breast and a tram flap last May. No chemo, no radioation. The tram flap did not take and I ended up with huge wounds on my abdomen and breast. I am now healed and my plastic surgeon says I can have now an implant placed in my breast area. He suggested I start with an expander, have scar revision done on my tummy, and in about 8 weeks (after the skin has stretched) have implants placed.
I have ahd heart burn all last week migraines and my breast are growing I have two children and the youngest is 18 months I squeezed my nipples the other day and white milk looking substance came out. I was supposed to start my period today and didnt I took a pregnancy test yesterday and it said negative whats going on am i pregnant????
The tissue expander may not be affected much by the radiation, and may still proceed with the regular expansion. However, there might be a delay in the eventual placing of the permanent implants since these should be placed after the radiation treatment (and after the radiated area healed properly). Your situation would really require a multidisciplinary team approach with close coordination with the surgeon, oncologist, and the radiation oncologist.
my 8 yr daughter makes imaginary friends and movies about pokemon and God.she is intelligent but does not like to study.She shares all her stories with me. She has recently been diagnosed with amblyopia and wears specs now. I think She started this behaviour of day dreaming after my separation from my husband after a violent marriage. How can I stop this behaviour wich may turn self destructive later on as she will seek relief in imaginary world only. How can i channelize her energy?
My daughters name will be Alice, so her theme is Alice in wonderland. I've already got a bunch of cool pieces.
Barbara, I will be having a double mastectomy on Aug. 5. I was diagnosed w/DCIS of the right breast May 19 after an excisional biopsy. For several reasons (it was comedo type, less than 1mm from the margin in two places, my breast tissue is very dense and mammograms are tough to interpret, I have had several other breast biopsies for benign tumors and my right breast is practically whittled down to nothing, and my age), my surgeon suggested a mastectomy, even to consider a bilateral.
I recently had an ultrasound guided biopsy of the breast and the result is Fibroadenoma. I then had an ultrasound done for 6 month f/u and the radiologist said that the lump got a little bigger. He thinks its just scarring tissue but he recommended to take it out since it got bigger. I had this lump for about 20 years now, but just finally decided to get it biopsied. Should I take it out since there are some cancer that lies underneath the lump?
5 months post-op, I would expect that most of a C3F8 gas to have been reabsorbed, but there may have still been a few bubbles left which could have expanded. And if he is able to see in another position, usually facedown, than gas expansion could be a likely explanation for his symptoms. If SF6 was used it should have all been absorbed, so gas expansion would not likely be the problem.
Either way, he needs to be examined by an ophthalmologist!
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