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“Oh I just don’t have time for smoothies every morning”
Go get a rubber/silicone ice cube tray, and all of your ingredients.
Now make a big ass smoothie, pour it into the tray and let it freeze. Pop them out of the mold and into a freezer bag with the date on it. In the morning shove some cubes in a blender with juice and fresh greens, and you’re done.
guys guess what. I did it. dreamt about will graham.... and we KISSED. And it was epic.
getting emotional you guys.....
Trust me it works TL;DR - girl he's in love with has bf. Kill and skin bf. Wear bf's skin. Now you're her bf
Fulham's struggles give frustrated Khan more thinking to do
Fulham’s struggles give frustrated Khan more thinking to do
For American sports magnate Shad Khan, the collapse of ambitious plans to purchase Wembley Stadium won’t have been his only source of frustration in recent days.
He might also be concerned about the plight of the English soccer club he owns, too.
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Holy shit, what happened (you dont have to answer)
dw lmao, its really complicated but the most basic way to say it is that basically i pulled a sirius black lmao. i cut ties with my father and had to leave my apartment n city bc of that so now im just at my best friends apartment like welp lmao (i literally got no one else to rely on lol). and i got taken advantage of bc im just a somewhat naive 18yo when it comes to administration n legal stuff so my landlady n other ppl fucked me over so i gotta pay lotsa fucking money (literally thousands of euros) lmao AND theres more complicated shit when it comes to uni cos i gotta start in a new city now but its not that easy and finding a new apartment is also gonna depend on that and lots of other bullshit so yeahbut well ive cried about it already now im just 🤷🏽♀️ cos like ok life! i get it! u fucking hate me! move on now bitch!
A Brain Injury Survivor’s Journey and Life Back
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A Brain Injury Survivor’s Journey and Life Back
The morning of October 2nd I was on my way to work but I had a strange headache unlike any headache I’ve had before. I decided to leave work early and go home to rest. When I woke from my nap my mouth felt tingly and numb, a few minutes later my hand started to contort in a weird way and then my legs gave out on me. At that point, it dawned on me; oh my God I am having a stroke!
I was rushed by ambulance to Sinai Hospital. After my acute treatment, I spent several weeks in the inpatient neurological rehabilitation unit. During that time I had to relearn how to swallow and do very simple tasks I once took for granted. My doctor there, Dr. Melanie Brown, Director of Brain Injury Rehabilitation at Sinai Hospital asked me to participate in the outpatient RETURN! program for brain injury survivors. It took me a while to accept the reality that at age 55, I was a brain injury survivor. I always took pride in my ability to care for my wife and family. I knew to get that back I needed to commit to the RETURN! program and do my part. I agreed to join the program and it was the best thing I ever did.
The RETURN! program established a tailored rehabilitation plan to help me re-train my brain to do tasks that were now difficult because of the stroke. There was a full team of therapists in place to help me succeed, a speech therapist, an occupational therapist and a physical therapist along with my physicians. My wife and I also had the chance to meet and work with other brain injury survivors and their families, which was an additional inspiration.
I completed the program in three months and today I continue to visit Sinai Hospital for my monthly check ups. I am proud to share that now I can write again, speak clearly, travel without getting lost, walk unassisted and generally take care of myself without burdening my wife. I still have much work to do but because of Sinai Hospital I have improved my overall wellness and quality of life. I am so grateful to the great people at Sinai Hospital for both my initial care and treatment in the inpatient neurological rehabilitation unit and the outpatient RETURN! program, they gave me my life back! Thank you.
