Nathan R. DO, MBA

I find it amazing that the A-10 Warthog is still doing the business 50 years after entering service. Currently attacking Iranian fast attack boats in the Strait of Hormuz, the Warthog simply refuses to be retired.

My friend, sent these to me. He said in the past, he would manifest playing Cypress. And he did. Couldn’t have happened to a better guy. A true gentleman. Gives without expectation of return, which has burned him a few times from list checkers. Loves playing with anyone at any time and relishes meeting. new golf enthusiasts. An assassin with the mini driver. Im till jealous AF tho.

Let’s pause and think about what actually happens during a colonoscopy. You’re sedated. A flexible tube with a small camera is inserted into the colon so physicians can examine the lining and remove abnormal growths at the discretion of the doctor. That lesion may become cancerous in 15-20 years or it may never become cancer. In the meantime, poking a little too hard with the instruments can make a hole, leaking fecal matter into your abdominal cavity. So you could end up with emergency surgery for a possible lesion that could possibly become cancerous someday. Now, instead of reacting emotionally or projecting the program you’ve been given, step back and think logically. Does this sound like a good idea? When a procedure can lead to death or permanent damage, don’t you think it’s time to rethink our approach?