
Kwaibill
Advanced Member-
Posts
948 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Events
Forums
Downloads
Quizzes
Gallery
Blogs
Everything posted by Kwaibill
-
Thanks. Did a little digging and the literature indicates pace maker recipients ( me for one) should not use it, and the jury is out on effectiveness for severe pain. if Tramadol won.t do the job we’ll just have to pay the EMTs to haul my fat butt down the stairs again.????
-
Phuket’s Crime-Free Project Nabs Over 1,000 Foreigners for Visa Overstay
Kwaibill replied to webfact's topic in Phuket News
Yes. As others have noted the headline is a complete load of compost. -
Been awhile so I don't recall the exact schedule, but recall starting to offer soft kitten food at a few weeks and reducing the milk replacer a little at a time. I bet a Google search on weaning kittens would give plenty of scenarios.
-
I have fifteen years on my wife, who can pass for ten younger easily. Used to bother me, but ambulance attendant the other day asked how old I was, and he assured me I wasn’t old yet, and don’t look my age. My darling is sticking by me though I am getting a little shop worn and barely qualify as a baht millionaire.????
-
Wondering if TENS would help with broken pelvis plus stroke rehab? Was making ok progress with the stroke rehab, but not good enough to avoid slip and fall in the shower!
-
My experience cardio wise was all in the US. First angiogram and angioplasty with statins and investigational Clopidigrel. ( sp?) a few years later a MI resulting in one stent placement. Another few and another MI. Doc did an angiogram and asked why I had only one stent placed. It wasn’t presented as a need or option at New Mexico Heart Hospital. ” Well, no choice now. Air ambulance to Banner Heart Hospital in Phoenix for a three way bypass procedure.” A PM required a few years after that, but for a different issue. The cabage procedure was in Feb. 2012, so apparently very effective. I did sign a release to donate the equipment to a poor nation that would sterilize and reuse it. As mentioned above it is SOP pretty much globally now. I have been well served at Queen SiriKit , Sattahip and Siriraj government hospitals (food and wait times could be a factor) often by teaching faculty after granting permission for student observation. All done on our dime as “ Diabetic? No can do!” has been the response to insurance inquiries. Couple of outfits offered coverage but at rates that self pay has been much less. We do have an Accident policy. I’ll report if they will cover a slip and fall broken pelvis ( last week). Your mileage might vary, but hope my long story might help.
-
Yes. I made a point of asking at one renewal if my bank book and letter would suffice to do the income method ( as the US embassy et al won’t do an affidavit) and was assured it should be fine. One year later and the SP office has moved and income method will NOT be accepted without embassy approval. The only consistency sometimes seems to be inconsistency.
-
How a lot of my travels with my Thai relatives have been like. I like to experience and try to understand my surroundings, while the “ gang” seem anxious to get to the next “selfie” opportunity to be able to say “ look where I’ve been!” Exception: one group went snow boarding in Japan and had a great time. As a one time avid skier I was a bit disappointed that I can’t anymore. My wife has said that she hesitates to include me because “ you slow, and everybody worry for you.” Well, three strokes and a few MIs: guilty as charged. Bummer because I really want to experience as much as I can.
-
Fraudster nabbed after swindling millions in Bangkok investment scheme
Kwaibill replied to webfact's topic in Bangkok News
Hadn’t yet reached their goal. -
Thai cyanide serial killer case to close case tomorrow
Kwaibill replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Also curious that only one of fourteen or fifteen cases mentioned in the OP. Will they each be considered separately? -
I have considered having my wife’s name tattooed, but at 70ish unlikely there would be any future candidates.????
-
Tragic murder in Chiang Rai: Man stabs wife 11 times
Kwaibill replied to snoop1130's topic in Chiang Rai News
Sort of an aside, but I begin to understand why my wife has a couple of times indicated fear of me. It appears to be an MO in LOS to abuse/ murder women. ( My wife’s issue is “ don’t loudly me!” ) Often it’s because I’m pretty deaf, but also in my culture it is common to lose your cool, yell about something, and have done with it. Seems to be more difficult for Asian folk to let go of something at times; “ face” related? -
Ailing Thai jumbo in Sri Lanka to return home in July
Kwaibill replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
My first thought, too.???? -
Bangkok Launches Campaign to Combat High Diabetes Risk
Kwaibill replied to snoop1130's topic in Bangkok News
Yes, absolutely. Diabetes is one of the prime causes of kidney failure, and also limb amputations. Sticky rice has a glycemic index of about 90, just ten points less than pure glucose. I’d bet the lady you speak of is diabetic. I don’t know why it is not more regularly tested for. Half the time when I go to my local shops I cannot find sugar free soda, but plenty of sugar laden stuff and beer. A nationwide, make that world wide, educational emphasis on nutrition and exercise is sorely needed. Diabetes has become a global epidemic. -
Bangkok Launches Campaign to Combat High Diabetes Risk
Kwaibill replied to snoop1130's topic in Bangkok News
One issue for sure Is diet. Polished rice (white rice) has a relatively high glycemic index. Guess what the predominant stable diet largely consists of? Sticky rice is even worse. The transition to more sedentary life styles aggravates this. When more people were working at agricultural employment it was much less of a problem. Personally down to 90 kilos from 120. Tremendous change in my glucose numbers. Down to one insulin shot per day from as many as five over thirty years experience as a diabetic. -
BMA Takes Strong Steps to Safeguard Children’s Rights
Kwaibill replied to snoop1130's topic in Bangkok News
I hope this is an effective program. It is all too often on TV reported that some teacher has injured a young child. -
Ailing Thai jumbo in Sri Lanka to return home in July
Kwaibill replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Will they serve peanuts on the flight? Joking aside good luck to the old gent. I am happy they are taking good care for him.