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Now swap the word "vaping" with "Bangkok."

He head butted walls and bit dentists? And was free to leave? There's something missing from the story.

"Despite Trump’s order, intelligence agencies are still reportedly pushing for redactions in the final batch of secret files, causing friction with the White House. A Trump administration official expressed frustration, telling Axios, “This is total deep state bull<deleted>.” Even a broken clock is right twice a day.

Appearing in your local cannabis cafe within 48 hours.

Or, the right way for 1000 baht ...

This needs to be a video game.

First of all, ladyboys are women who just have an extra large clitoris.

Why are they fighting when they could be making sweet love in the Land of Smiles? "Indeed, the very hairs of your head are all numbered. Don’t be afraid; you are worth more than many sparrows." — Luke 12:7

Avengers assemble! We have a HULK!

Nobody I've met in Thailand can guess my ethnicity by my appearance. And, 90% don't know what a Jew is. They know King Kong though. I have seen N*zi symbols (not Buddhist symbols) worn with ignorance. I ask if they know what it means. The answer is no. I believe them. It's close to the counter-clockwise symbols they've seen. I give them the benefit of the doubt. No, has never remotely been an issue. On the other hand, I have no hook nose, nor do I have horns, nor do I have a hunchback. Maybe that helps. Many Americans males get chopped, or they did in my era, so that also doesn't give me away. And, the massage workers really don't care. Absolutely no one guesses America when they look at me. I hear Switzerland and Australia.

I'm currently planning to send her to Chula on an emergency basis in an ambulance. Her local hospital sent her home with some antibiotics, an inhaler, and metformin. That's it. She can't breathe, is bleeding uncontrollably, and her diabetes is severe and uncontrolled. Her local gov hospital failed her. So, I'm going to send her to Chula in an ambulance so they take it seriously. She's coughing up green and the cough sounds terrible and is frequent. So, the situation has declined and I'm waiting for her to wake up. Thanks for everyone's guidance.

Hi. I don't know the name of her local hospital. I'll ask. There is also obesity as part of the picture. I know that fat can disrupt hormones. I'm learning as much as I can as quickly as I can to help here. Here's what Chat GPT had to say. I'm not questioning you and thanks for weighing in. All issues must be checked thoroughly by endocrinologist. -- Yes, diabetes can contribute to uncontrolled, non-stop menstrual bleeding, though it’s usually an indirect effectrather than a direct cause. The main reasons diabetes can lead to excessive or irregular menstrual bleeding include: 1. Insulin Resistance & Hormonal Imbalance Diabetes (especially Type 2) is linked to insulin resistance, which disrupts normal hormone levels. Excess insulin can lead to high estrogen levels, which thickens the uterine lining (endometrial hyperplasia)and increases the risk of heavy or prolonged bleeding. 2. PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome) Many people with diabetes also have PCOS, a condition where irregular ovulation and high androgens can cause prolonged or heavy periods. PCOS is strongly linked to insulin resistance and unpredictable menstrual cycles. 3. Poor Blood Sugar Control & Blood Vessel Fragility High blood sugar damages blood vessels and can make the uterine lining more prone to prolonged bleeding. Diabetes can impair platelet function, reducing the body’s ability to stop bleeding. 4. Increased Risk of Endometrial Hyperplasia & Cancer Unopposed estrogen (not balanced by progesterone) causes excessive uterine lining growth. Over time, this can lead to persistent heavy periods and an increased risk of endometrial cancer, which can present as prolonged or irregular bleeding. 5. Other Factors (Obesity, Medications, Stress) Obesity, common in Type 2 diabetes, increases estrogen production from fat tissue, worsening bleeding issues. Metformin & other diabetes meds can sometimes affect cycles, though they usually help regulate them. Chronic stress and inflammation from diabetes may also disrupt hormone balance.

A pity they don't talk about exercise and diet. However, great referral. Harvard Medical School stands out in her CV.

I know. But it will need meds (not the regimen from 30 years ago), right diet, and right exercise regimen. Need all of that when referring her to hospital and specialists. I'm skeptical that all this will happen at a free public hospital. Thanks.

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