Office Work, Part Deux: Professional Mayhen

[Boyd]

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[Boyd]

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[maple]

oh yeah....this song is one of my favs....

 

[ibpboo]

What did you say Boyd, huh, I wanna know!

I was gonna try and listen to that song, but I gave up after 5 mins, maybe later I will try again

5 more sleeps, and maybe only 4!!

 

[ibpboo]

I woke up thinking about Algae and Debi and cute babies being born.


I need to get unlazy today and get pony out for a good brushing and hoof cleaning.
I'm not sure if I am lazy, or have legit reason for being so lazy.

I need more vitamin b12 drops!!


What is heterotopic ossification
lobulated and isointense to adjacent marrow signal
thickened cortical bone
distal diaphyseal tibia and fibula fracture - well I do know what that means, kinda

 

[MSDeb]

Good morning all. It is so raining here. Tropical storm Lee is just dumping water all over us. Winds are coming and going. We are supposed to get 24 inches by Monday.

I'd rather have a hurricane that those fires you get out in CA.

 

[maple]

All it was was a Nirvana song that boyd posted...so....

 

[ibpboo]

I don't know, hurricanes are scary, too, I think, never been in one though. But DH has during his travels for his job, and he's seen tornadoes, too.
But, oh no, I do not like fires either. Big earthquakes aren't any fun either.

Its just fog and drizzle here.

 

[ibpboo]

Hey Maple!!

 

[ibpboo]

A number of things can lead to a varus deformity. Some are congenital malformations which are evident at birth. Others are caused by trauma, such as strain, a poorly healed break, and poor posture. Over time, varus deformities can lead to serious problems, such as strain on accompanying joints, limps, shortening of limbs, and pain. The patient may also feel uncomfortable in social situations as the deformity becomes more noticeable.

One of the things I've had to look up.
In this case, the reason is poorly healed break.