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It doesn't matter / IDC. Or it is our turn to bury our heads in the sand like you did.
At least we have a worthy VP in case he isn't. Yours was a day drinking coward who couldn't tell which way to go on a one way street even with directions.
Besides, you couldn't tell Biden was failing, how can you tell that Trump is ? You can't have it both ways.
So you knew Biden was failing... but you think Donnie is OK?
It doesn't matter / IDC. Or it is our turn to bury our heads in the sand like you did.
At least we have a worthy VP in case he isn't. Yours was a day drinking coward who couldn't tell which way to go on a one way street even with directions.
Besides, you couldn't tell Biden was failing, how can you tell that Trump is ? You can't have it both ways.
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Sep 23, 2025 - 9:38am
rgio wrote:
The "what's the downside of not taking it" stupidity just amazes.
Ignoring the women in pain part.... there is also the reality that Tylenol helps to reduce fevers, that if they go untreated, can increase birth defects and create developmental problems.
The attack on science, reason, and logic is non-stop.
This part is really bothering me, actually. I feel like it's by design. Make them hurt, or something.
It's all he could handle.... saying acetaminophen once...sort of...with someone saying it to him behind him. It's shocking how stupid and incapable of complex thought this guy is. But yeah... we were all fooled by Biden's handlers.
And Russian social media intervention. More than that, here’s a guy with no medical background, and grades so bad he won’t make them public, and he’s practicing medicine without a license making medication recommendations to pregnant women. Fuck him and if the AMA or American College of Physicians or the American College of OBGYN or the American College of Pediatrics has any sort of integrity, they’ll bring a lawsuit so big that no one’s ever seen. Everyone will say so. To that end, I just contacted the AMA, ACO, ACOG, and Am College of Pediatrics thus, including the link to that little medical dosing advice scenario above: He’s making medication and treatment recommendations, practicing medicine without a license. Obviously this is hurtful to the mother (“tough it out”) and disrespectful of all the work that goes into getting our medical licenses and giving quality, researched care to our patients. Don’t let him demean us in this way. Please bring a lawsuit.
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Sep 23, 2025 - 8:59am
rgio wrote:
It's all he could handle.... saying acetaminophen once...sort of...with someone saying it to him behind him.
It's shocking how stupid and incapable of complex thought this guy is. But yeah... we were all fooled by Biden's handlers.
And Russian social media intervention.
More than that, hereâs a guy with no medical background, and grades so bad he wonât make them public, and heâs practicing medicine without a license making medication recommendations to pregnant women. Fuck him and if the AMA or American College of Physicians or the American College of OBGYN or the American College of Pediatrics has any sort of integrity, theyâll bring a lawsuit so big that no oneâs ever seen. Everyone will say so.
To that end, I just contacted the AMA, ACO, ACOG, and Am College of Pediatrics thus, including the link to that little medical dosing advice scenario above: Heâs making medication and treatment recommendations, practicing medicine without a license. Obviously this is hurtful to the mother (âtough it outâ) and disrespectful of all the work that goes into getting our medical licenses and giving quality, researched care to our patients. Donât let him demean us in this way. Please bring a lawsuit.
As an aside: since Trump singled out Tylenol, not acetaminophen, weâre all waiting on the Kenvue/J&J lawsuit. Should be an interesting battle of the lawyers.
It's all he could handle.... saying acetaminophen once...sort of...with someone saying it to him behind him.
It's shocking how stupid and incapable of complex thought this guy is. But yeah... we were all fooled by Biden's handlers.
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Sep 23, 2025 - 8:41am
kurtster wrote:
yeah, ok. Nothing is settled.
I get your point but 1) Wakefieldâs horrible paper on vaccines has been completely disproven as lies and fake news. And 2) acetaminophen has been studied up the pediatric wazoo. Itâll take a bigger, more delicate, incredibly believable bit of research to counter something like this - not suspicions by someone with no biochemistry, immunology, or pediatrics background. Iâll take the TL;DR from the folks who do that sort of research first, and change my mind later - after proof its wrong.
As an aside: since Trump singled out Tylenol, not acetaminophen, weâre all waiting on the Kenvue/J&J lawsuit. Should be an interesting battle of the lawyers.
Acetaminophen use during pregnancy was not associated with childrenâs risk of autism, ADHD, or intellectual disability
This nationwide cohort study with sibling control analysis included a population-based sample of 2â¯480â¯797 children born in 1995 to 2019 in Sweden, with follow-up through December 31, 2021.
The "what's the downside of not taking it" stupidity just amazes.
Ignoring the women in pain part.... there is also the reality that Tylenol helps to reduce fevers, that if they go untreated, can increase birth defects and create developmental problems.
The attack on science, reason, and logic is non-stop.
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Sep 22, 2025 - 5:32pm
Arthur Caplan, the founding head of the division of medical ethics at N.Y.U. Grossman School of Medicine, wrote: âThe announcement on autism was the saddest display of a lack of evidence, rumors, recyling old myths, lousy advice, outright lies and dangerous advice I have ever witnessed by anyone in authority in the world claiming to know anything about science.â
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Sep 22, 2025 - 5:27pm
Steely_D wrote:
Oh, for fuckâs sake.
If Iâm getting your vibe its the announcement that Tylenol causes autism? And no scientific proof was forthcoming? Hmmmm what did we expect from worm boy?
The fruit loops in the insane asylum are running the show.
I'm still going to rehab twice a week to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles to control the leaking. The leaks are far less now but still bad enough I have to wear protection. Also after a few months I developed a pain in my groin area when I cough or sneeze. Been to the doc twice and so far they have no clue what it is. I had laparoscopic removal and the pain is under wear the incision was for the drain tube. I had a similar problem months after my lung cancer surgery in 2006 that was also under where the drain tube was. That turned out to be an adhesion and was told they'd probably make it worse if they tried to fix it with more surgery and told me it would eventually be reabsorbed. It was but it took about 2 years to go away. I suspect what I have now is the same kind of thing. Just like back in 2006 once you get it hurting it takes about 2 weeks for the pain to stop each time. Not fun. So far they have only done x-rays and blood tests which are normal.
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May 20, 2025 - 10:32am
Steely_D wrote:
Sorry to hear, Dave.
Itâs been frustrating to see the legit rational real world (above) collide with online idiots claiming that itâs fake or a scam or incompetence or whatever. (âWhy didnât they know, man? Deep state! Theyâre all in cahoots to screw you overâ)
My comment on this is not a new one: internet folks love to talk about how much they know when they donât know shit. People that never made it past high school think that a little YouTubing makes them understand biology or oncology or pathology or whatever - and then they spout absolute nonsense into the intertubes that other idiots take as fact.
It makes everyoneâs life worse, which - I suspect - is how people feel better about themselves. âYouâre so stupid, so I must be smrt.â
I'm still going to rehab twice a week to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles to control the leaking. The leaks are far less now but still bad enough I have to wear protection. Also after a few months I developed a pain in my groin area when I cough or sneeze. Been to the doc twice and so far they have no clue what it is. I had laparoscopic removal and the pain is under wear the incision was for the drain tube. I had a similar problem months after my lung cancer surgery in 2006 that was also under where the drain tube was. That turned out to be an adhesion and was told they'd probably make it worse if they tried to fix it with more surgery and told me it would eventually be reabsorbed. It was but it took about 2 years to go away. I suspect what I have now is the same kind of thing. Just like back in 2006 once you get it hurting it takes about 2 weeks for the pain to stop each time. Not fun. So far they have only done x-rays and blood tests which are normal.
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May 20, 2025 - 6:48am
DaveInSaoMiguel wrote:
After my experience so far with prostate cancer I can see how it can be misdiagnosed initially. Over about 3 years my PSA went from 1.1 to 3.5 to 4.2 and then 4.6. Towards the end I had BPH symptoms even though my prostate was not enlarged.I also had on and off groin pain. Also over that time I had 2 ultrasounds and each time I was told my prostate had calcium deposits from chronic Prostatitis and that was what was causing the PSA increase and symptoms. Even an MRI was inconclusive. The first biopsy I had was non-targeted and showed no cancer. The second biopsy was targeted and got a Gleason score of 3+3 (6) and stage 2C. The"calcium" deposits turned out to be cancer. One lobe was 50% cancerous and the other 33%. The "c" means that there is cancer in both lobes and at least 50%. The cancer could have been caught at stage one a year before had the first biopsy been targeted. The biopsy of the actual prostate after it was removed showed no signs that the cancer had escaped but I still have to get PSA tests regularly to make sure it isn't cropping up somewhere else later.
Sorry to hear, Dave.
Itâs been frustrating to see the legit rational real world (above) collide with online idiots claiming that itâs fake or a scam or incompetence or whatever. (âWhy didnât they know, man? Deep state! Theyâre all in cahoots to screw you overâ)
My comment on this is not a new one: internet folks love to talk about how much they know when they donât know shit. People that never made it past high school think that a little YouTubing makes them understand biology or oncology or pathology or whatever - and then they spout absolute nonsense into the intertubes that other idiots take as fact.
It makes everyoneâs life worse, which - I suspect - is how people feel better about themselves. âYouâre so stupid, so I must be smrt.â
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May 20, 2025 - 6:42am
buddy wrote:
Iâm going in today to meet with my eye surgeon for cataract pre-surgery measurements. I hear itâs the most common surgery in America & no big deal. But itâs my EYES man!
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Iâve turned it over to my Higher Power & Iâm actually looking forward to it. Itâs an old man thing, at least thereâs a solution.
Had one of mine done a month ago. Absolutely boring. And now when I wake up I can actually tell if Iâm in my own room or someone elseâs again.
