Duh, copays and deductibles = less people going to the doctor for preventative care = more people sucking up more resources and money by seeking care reactively, often when things are too far gone and costs skyrocket. If we encourage more people to seek preventative care by not making it cost a fortune, we save a ton collectively in the long run.
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lmao, that layout isnāt bad.
You want to see a bad layout for a living room, let me go try to take a picture of mine. Gimme a minute. It might need two pictures.
Here we go.
I took a panoramic so you can hopefully get an idea. We are in the middle of painting.so please excuse the mess and the ladder. When done, itās all going to be the color of the dining room.
The room is gigantic. No picture can capture the real size of this room. The fireplace is weirdly placedā¦ You want a room with no good place for a TV, this is it. We donāt watch during the day. We canāt.
You like the lights on ewww? I always like lights off. Lights annoy me unless I am reading something without backlight.
Holy glare
You could try the corner to the left of the fireplace. Thatās what I tried to talk my wife into, arguing that it makes it easier to orient furniture around than having the TV and fireplace on perpendicular walls, which basically mandates an L-shaped couch
But given the doorway next to your TV I donāt think it would work, because Iād probably butt the couch up against that wall. Tough one
Liver-spleen tomato-tomahto
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Arenāt these organs vastly different in size? I think people sometimes have spleens removed, but I donāt think liver ever gets removed except maybe transplant. I guess I should probably read the article.
According to the Cleveland Clinic, the typical human spleen is roughly the size of an avocado, and the typical human liver is roughly the size of a football.
Sounds like a major screw up, but itās a legal complaint, so itās supposed to. Still, apparently not a good set of facts for the dr/hospital. However, when something sounds crazy thereās often at least a partial explanation.
Any possible explanation @CaffeineNeeded ?
Yes, I think the liver weighs like 6X the spleen.
Got this setup in the corner of my bedroom. Donāt think itās too high since the bed is higher than a couch. Also glad there ended up being enough room for desk and monitor since that didnāt come until the pandemic.
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You gotta have a lot of guts to get this kind of surgery imo.
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That doctor has some ex-spleening to do.
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No way to fix this. Says only developed country than hasnāt already fucking fixed itā¦
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Please tell me you donāt sit on that chair to use the laptop?
Thatās where I sit when Iām working. Itās actually a pretty comfortable chair.
āShaknovsky had made a similar mistake in 2023, removing portions of a pancreas instead of an adrenal gland, in a case that was settled privately, Zarzaur said.ā
A big recommendation for āthe checklist manifestoā
Author is a surgeon whos whole thing is the power of simple lists of really important stuff
Like
āCheck you have the right patientā
āCheck you have the right body partā
Or for pilots in emergencies
āRemember to fly the planeā
I donāt believe you.jpeg.
Iām going to piss off TVTOOHIGH but Iām going with above the fireplace. Itās not the primary entertainment spot so Iām going get a Samsung Frame tv so itās not just a blank tv.
Down with the haters and the tv location cult. Iāll post a pic in 3 month when itās done so you can laugh at my decision.
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As if a doctor, much less a surgeon, would listen to anyone correcting the checklist
You THINK? Shut up and let the professional do his job, son
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How can anyone hate if itās going swing down for viewing?