On a personal note…..last week I went on and on about blood thinners, green vegetables and dizziness that had me almost passing out with projectile vomiting.
So I went to see the Cardio guy who assures me, ASSURES ME I TELL YOU, that the scrip Eliquis is NOT causing what he now calls my vertigo. He tells me I can eat all the green vegetables I want with Eliquis.
He tells me that when folks get older they get what is called “calcium deposits” in or around their ear and mouth. He did order a blood test for me and he wants me to see an Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat guy.
I am still not totally sure he is right but he seems absolutely sure.
For now, I am feeling very well this past week.
But then again I didn’t eat any green stuff.
Wish me luck with this vertigo. Cardio guys says cardio won’t kill me or cause a stroke but I could fall down in my dizziness.
I have no idea what a lance corporal is but folks, this girl is really rocking it. She told me that everyone is waiting for her to drop out. Instead she got this promotion, she was chosen to lead the Marine drill team at a recent exercise. She is scheduled to go to Quantico for two weeks this summer.
She rocks that long hair of hers, having to wear it pulled back and slicked down. She cannot wear any makeup or jewelry when in uniform.
Go to hell.
My granddaughter the marine.
You can’t make it up.
My daughter was a law enforcement major in college and wound up with a masters in law enforcement. She didn't get a doctorate because I was not convincing enough and she wanted to make a few bucks after a long, long struggle.
She had four great years in law enforcement. So encourage your gran daughter to go for it all.
As far as discrimination goes we have a long way to go to beat the islamos who treat women as cattle as seen here courtesy of pugmama.:
https://www.businessinsider.com/absher-saudi-website-men-control-women-stop-escape-2019-1?r=US&IR=T&utm_source=reddit.com
Saudi Arabia runs a huge, sinister online database of women that men use to track them and stop them from running away
Bill Bostock Feb. 1, 2019, 11:02 AM
Saudi Arabia site 2x1
Samantha Lee/INSIDER/NOS
Saudi law says every woman must have a male guardian, who has enormous power over her life and travel.
The Saudi government has digitized parts of the guardian system, letting Saudi men manage women's lives online.
INSIDER spoke with Shahad al-Mohaimeed, a refugee who navigated this system to flee her family in 2017.
Guardians can specify when and from which airports women can travel, effectively trapping them in Saudi Arabia.
The system includes a text-messaging system that alerts men when women use their passports. They are often able to catch them as a result.
The system has existed for years, but it has come under renewed scrutiny after the high-profile asylum claim of the Saudi teen Rahaf Mohammed.
INSIDER also spoke with activists and women's-rights experts to highlight the full extent of the system.
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Shahad al-Mohaimeed got up at midnight to leave her hotel room overlooking the blue water of Trabzon, a Turkish vacation town on the Black Sea. Her family picked the hilly, historic port because it offered a seaside break, but within an Islamic society.
Creeping barefoot out of the bedroom, al-Mohaimeed gathered her family's credit cards, keys, passports, and, crucially, their phones. This would slow them down, she thought, when they tried to follow her.
Her escape had taken a year of planning.
............... Stories like this are common in the world of islam where control not only of woment but of everyone is key to maintaining the religion itself.