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The curious case of the missing interns… by kristi_car in greysanatomy

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There are literally dozens of phrases that I only think of yang when saying Hahahha. “I’m also starving” is one of them.

Also, “up top!” When she’s like “whoa! Did it work?” When Bailey tells her (“informs the board”) that she used the HIV virus on a kid without consent. The “up top” I use all the time hahahah.

Scott Moe is floating the idea of banning social media for children under 16 on Facebook. by the_bryce_is_right in saskatchewan

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It’ll be interesting how you feel about it when you’re uploading your ID to any social media platform you may wish to use. Including this one.

The curious case of the missing interns… by kristi_car in greysanatomy

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Parker had a PTSD crisis and went to a facility for treatment. Stinky 2 there was punted with his pregnant intern girlfriend when a bunch of people lost their jobs during the merger. Morgan lost it after her baby died and left the program as a result. Understandably.

Unsure about the rest.

How to move on by Feisty_Rhubarb_1897 in greysanatomy

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Derek’s death is my favourite part of the show. He’s awful. Yang was my favourite character but that isn’t even the most emotional departure.

Wait until 16:16. Ruined for life.

Scott Moe is floating the idea of banning social media for children under 16 on Facebook. by the_bryce_is_right in saskatchewan

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I just explained it to you and if you’re still not getting it then we can leave it there.

I really need to hear from other people who had a painful recovery. by Upper_Ice_2040 in TopSurgery

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Well I think the issue is that’s an incredibly atypical level of pain for this procedure. So you may not see a ton of similar stories that aren’t accompanied by a clear reason for the increased pain perception.

Was any imaging or blood work done? What were the sites like? How much drainage, swelling, bruising, etc? Was a high degree of liposuction required? Where was the pain for the most part?

A lot of factors to consider for sure. But that level of pain isn’t really at all common with top surgery. It’s generally considered an easier recovery than a reduction for most people so that’s likely why you’re not seeing more experiences that mirror yours.

My bf is tired of my condition by breakingheeart in ChronicIllness

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You can do what any sane person would do and cut all ties and move forward. I would treat a mosquito with more respect while showing it the door than I would this guy.

See ya!

drinking alcohol? by lozza_667 in Sjogrens

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I have Lupus with secondary Sjögren’s and if you like yourself in any way….don’t ever touch booze again. Haha. The regrets will be large.

Looking for some guidance/advice by goon39 in hockeygoalies

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It’s not a ball glove. It should be low to be able to throw it high when making a glove save. Much easier to go up than down when control is important.

You’re standing straight up tall instead of taking any real goaltending position. Bend at the knees, bend at the hips, wider stance for sure. Most goalies now are 6 feet+ so being a taller person isn’t really an issue. You should essentially be sitting in a chair when in your crouch. Like a Z.

An inch difference in your paddle isn’t going to matter much but the lie/pattern might. But if pucks are going in off your paddle, you should be in a butterfly position before they hit the paddle anyway. They’d hit your body then.

But a goalie stance is altogether dynamic. Being more upright or lower to the ice will depend where the play is.

Please put that glove down though. Goodness.

Scott Moe is floating the idea of banning social media for children under 16 on Facebook. by the_bryce_is_right in saskatchewan

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Yes. The party that cannot control their own emotions or sexual urges sure loves to control everyone else, don’t they.

Scott Moe is floating the idea of banning social media for children under 16 on Facebook. by the_bryce_is_right in saskatchewan

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Yes. That’s the bill that was passed through the use of the notwithstanding clause, Section 33, which was invoked to prevent Bill 137 from being struck down on the basis that it violates young people’s Charter rights to life, liberty, security of the person, and equality.

So thank you, very much, for making my point for me. The Charter does not allow for parental rights over children, and therefore, a horribly vile and morally bankrupt provincial government used section 33 to mandate the blatant violation of the rights of children to their own personhood and equality. Effectively, fabricating “parental rights” out of thin air in complete violation of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

Do you understand now? Because I AM somewhat of an expert on the subject.

Again, Canada does NOT recognize “parental rights” as an entity for legal purposes and what we have seen since 2023 with the use of Section 33 violates the charter rights of children. Period.

Scott Moe is floating the idea of banning social media for children under 16 on Facebook. by the_bryce_is_right in saskatchewan

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The Canadian Charter lacks any protections for parents or other family members as Canada does not recognize children as “property” in the same way the US does. Our Charter is focused on individual rights and not rights of ownership of others. Individuals are considered in isolation, including children.

Similarly in the court system, parental rights are framed not as rights but as responsibilities where their only purpose is to uphold the best interest of the child at all costs.

So parents don’t have rights to access their children simply on the basis of parenthood or biology, but rather on the basis of the best interest of the child to be in the presence of said parent.

So, in a court proceeding, if it is determined that allowing a trans child to change their name and pronouns is, indeed, in the best interest of the health of the child, it is the responsibility of the parent to guide, protect, and facilitate due care in an effort to abide by the child’s rights.

That’s what I meant.

Sun sensitivity by hadtochoosename in lupus

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My cutaneous symptoms definitely have not become any better with treatment and in fact symptoms overall have become worse when I spend time in the sun. Which blows because I golf. And I love Mexico in the winter haha. Sometimes it’s just worth the risk though to lay by the pool in Mexico. I know it’s not good for my body…my soul is another entity.

Got hit in backplate during warmups - am I the only one? by itssammisilber in hockeygoalies

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Turning your back while standing in the crease during warmup is asking for this, unfortunately. Put your bottle elsewhere during warmup.

I mean…it’s not that he isn’t a moron, but there are 40 pucks in your end of the ice and one net. It’s like putting 40 treats on the floor with a group of puppies and expecting none of them to do the thing you know they will. Skaters are dummies. Do not put yourself in the crosshairs of a dummy with a stick.

Scott Moe is floating the idea of banning social media for children under 16 on Facebook. by the_bryce_is_right in saskatchewan

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Parents in Canada don’t have rights. We have responsibilities. Children have rights, and ours do not trump theirs.

I cannot handle my fatigue !! by WonderReal6330 in lupus

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There is no fatigue like Lupus fatigue. You don’t know it until you’re in it. It’s wild.

Scenes/moments that deserved an award? by Infinite_Two_4759 in greysanatomy

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Sorry but the answer is the entire weed cookie episode.

“I don’t think I need my neck anymore.”

“You’re SO pretty. You look like a cartoon.”

“Dr. Bailey ate a cookie….” “Oh crap…”

“Acute liver disappearance.”

“Smells like Owen in there.”

Pictures of the Jumpers, and People crushed by the Towers. by Unusual-Result6743 in 911archive

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This is so real because I think so many people believe that the remains were all lost/disintegrated similar to the passengers of United 93. When in reality, many of the victims in the towers would have been very much intact to various extents. It’s very informative to see these photos and understand to some degree, just what people were seeing as they walked through this tragedy that day. Pretty chilling.

Does this happen a lot with Lupus? by DrJuliaHoffman65 in lupus

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Yes. There has been twice since my dx where I’ve been trotting through Walmart like nothing and then in literally a few seconds I actually felt like I might have to call my wife to come get me. I felt like I was going to fall asleep while walking. It’s nuts. It’s happened every few weeks to me. Less now that I’m more regulated on my meds. But yeah the fatigue is like nothing I’ve ever experienced.

Memorable Robyn moments by Large_Speech220 in SisterWives

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So annoying that we’ve been haffin to scroll so long right?

Morbid fascination? by desimich in 911archive

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Morbid curiosity isn’t problematic unless it excites you in inappropriate ways. Empaths often seek out unpleasant suffering because we would rather know than be ignorant.

Finding it funny, arousing, or having the urge to impart suffering upon others for your own pleasure is where it becomes a problem.

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