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Is the harsh criticisms of Sir Keir Starmer fair and justified
The one point I wouldn't hold him out to dry on is another enquiry. We have known from 2011 what the problem is and we don't really need to spend more time and money on proving it. The tories stuck their head in the sand and labour failed to take the initiative as soon as they took office, now paying for that mistake. Bottom line is they are a bunch of hypocrites, claim to be the party for working people but no interest in those that have been working people. Those that have never contributed to the economy get more consideration. -
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Lebanon Appoints ICJ Chief Nawaf Salam as Prime Minister, Signaling Power Shift
Me too. I hope that Lebanon can become a law-based State again with a functioning administration. Most Lebanese are nice people and deserve a 'normal' life again. -
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Is the harsh criticisms of Sir Keir Starmer fair and justified
I think all parties must have a committee dedicated to……”What can our leader do today that makes them look a right………." -
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what money is taxed 2024 ?
Yes the difference is if straight to Thailand or not as per the wording -
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Another go with Monurol to kill my prostatitis...
Initially I was tested (back in the 80s) and diagnosed with non-specific urethritis, which as you know is a term which really means "they don't know what's causing it/they can't isolate the cause". However this kept re-occurring and when I moved to NZ, I visited a couple of top urologists and two fabulous doctors and was put on a 90 day course of doxycycline (yes, 90 days) and this stopped it for a while, until it re-occurred. The symptoms were burning in the urethra and a testicle ache, but nothing else of any note. I was put on a months course of ciprofloxacin and that stopped it for a while as well, but again it re-occurred and I had no idea why. Prostatitis was the diagnosis, but maybe this was just a shot in the dark, so to speak. When I contacted the two professors I spoke about previously and looked at their research (they sent me the papers they had published) it became clear to me that I had bacteria in the prostate which couldn't be reached because of the biofilm and the fact that the prostate is designed to protect itself from bacteria, so along with the biofilm, no antibiotics were able to reach the culprit. However I did try their recommendation of Monural and doxycycline, and that combination worked and I haven't suffered from that for many years now. The episode with the E. coli was separate from the above and was a result of my neurogenic bladder. In summary, I went to the best urologists in New Zealand along with two great doctors, and two urologists here and it wasn't until I got in touch with the professors (already mentioned) that I was able to be free of it. As for your question "what kind of prostatitis", well I was never given a clear explanation of what I had, however I don't suffer from it any more so am pleased about that, now got to try and find a way to activate the detrusor in my bladder, so I'm going to try stem cells as nobody seems to be able to cure it, so it's a long shot and there's nothing much else I can try I'm afraid. Sorry to have gone off track a little. -
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Where to Get a Comprehensive Health Check for My Wife in Samut Prakan/Bangkok?
Hi everyone, I apologize if similar questions have been asked before - I took a quick look through recent threads but didn’t spot anything relevant. Plus, I figure things may change over time, so I’d love to get some fresh input. I’m looking for recommendations on a hospital or clinic that offers a comprehensive health check package for my Thai wife, who’s in her early 50s. Ideally, I’d like a good balance between thorough tests and reasonable pricing. If you’ve had a positive experience anywhere in the Samut Prakan or Bangkok areas - whether it’s a private or public hospital, or a health clinic - I’d love to hear about it. Thanks in advance for your suggestions!
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