This Thread is about how a person who had a stroke in May 2021 is experiencing life AFTER the stroke. My Ups and Downs.
Has anyone had radiation treatment in Australia over the last couple of years please?
Husband has just been given the costing and it doesn't make any sense.
Medicare pays $20,000
If you have to have radiation treatment you are expected to pay a further $620,00 a week for five weeks.
Even if you are on a Part Pension or Pension!
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How are the kids dear? The hilarious photoshopped pictures father sends his girlfriend when she checks up on them
Run by a Belgian dad identified as Kenny Deuss, the ' On Adventures with Dad ' Instagram page, which boasts 255k followers, along with its Facebook iteration show everything from him spilling hot coffee on his newborn daughter Aster, drinking alcohol with his 2-year-old daughter Alix, and even one of little Alix sledding directly into oncoming barbed wire. Kenny and his girlfriend, who is not named, have always taken a lighthearted and fun approach in regard to their relationship, which inevitably spilled over into their parenting. Once his daughters were born in 2019 and 2021, Kenny says he started sending her photoshopped pictures of their daughters every time she was away and asked how they were doing. One photo shows Kenny and Alix about to be beamed up onto an alien spaceship. Another shows a seagull flying off with little Aster.
Thought this was so cute!
In the first picture of this post, you will see a wild leopard that regularly sneaks in at night to visit his captive mother that breastfed him after his biological mother’s death. The villagers created a family without realizing their actions would have this impact later in life. It shows how a family runs deeper than even species. I will repeat this truth to help show a new perspective: We are one world, one larger humanity. Our actions can expand our story to make this true.
I see humanity as all living beings that can hold & share stories in their life. I see all living creatures and the world around us as part of an interconnected web of life.
Australia has little chance of being vaccinated enough to get off the hamster wheel of endless lockdowns any time soon if state premiers don't stop bickering and put their heads together on Covid. With the Delta strain rampaging through Sydney, spreading to Victoria, and now popping up in Adelaide with a new mystery case in Queensland, timely and comprehensive information is as important as ever. State leaders, who are benefiting dramatically from the pandemic in the polls, have opportunities to be constructive leaders who put their differences aside to help their constituents with the biggest global challenge since World War II. Instead they are squandering their chance to make a real difference with petty bickering, poor communication, mixed messages, and what appear to be personal grudges. We don't just deserve better, we need them to do better.
Speech Therapy on Saturday was a hoot! LOL
Have another space on Friday for some more discussion about my sight to read, but what so many ignorant people do not appreciate it has nothing to do with the way a person speaks or pronounces their words. What surprised me was the way the person pronounced 'H' they pronounced it HAYch! LOL cringe cringe!! LOL
As husband and I said, 'how can a person pass their degree speaking English like that?'
My speech has not changed one iota since having the stroke and I hope it continues.
Today I received the waited email from the WA Health Authorities, with a yes, but they didn't say when!
Then I read this, she is a very brave young woman and god bless her.
Mother-of-two, 40, who suffered a stroke and was left in a coma after suffering a rare blood clot from the AstraZeneca vaccine reveals why she wants every Australian to get the jab
A Melbourne mother-of-two who developed catastrophic side-effects from the AstraZeneca vaccine has said she still believes every Australian should get vaccinated for Covid. Alyssa Kent (above) - a biomedical scientist for the pharmaceutical industry - said she knows better than most that any medication weighs up the benefits versus the risks. But she said she wanted people to know how severe the AstraZeneca side affects can be. She revealed she is not deterred from getting her second jab to be fully vaccinated but will get the Pfizer vaccine.
Celia
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