Ozempic Face...It's a thing?

my aunt fell off an exam table at the hospital and she died some time later. HOW DOES THAT HAPPEN!!!

people fall off balconies all the time. oh.........tables. people fall off tables all the time. ( im sorry for your loss CJ ) ( she got pushed )

The deaths around broken hips, had puzzled me. Until I looked into what's involved in a broken hip.

There's living tissue in the femur, and a break on the top of the bone, and separation, leads it to die. The bone must be replaced, or gangrene (I'm guessing) sets in.

That is frightening. Especially since I was three days with my hip break before a more-detailed reading of the xray, showed the break. Which widened with my walking on it.

jirqoadai wrote:people fall off balconies all the time. oh.........tables. people fall off tables all the time. ( im sorry for your loss CJ ) ( she got pushed )

gurney then?

Not knowing a thing about the incident, I'd look to **INCOMPETENCE**.

I just did five days in hospital. They're undermanned and who they have, are not that smart. I was THREE DAYS before I could GET a toothbrush. I had to repeatedly ask, to get washed. I left the place with a nice case of jock itch, from lack of washing.

Moving me on the bed (orders were for me to be in a chair for so long every day) was sloppy and sometimes painful. The chair itself was unfit for long use.

The room was dingy, with marks on the wall paint - I know that room, it was the exact same one I was in eight years earlier, when it was outfitted as a sleep-study laboratory. By coincidence, it was returned to normal hospital accommodations - the sleep lab having moved off-campus. But it wasn't repainted. As a sleep-study lab it was done up like a motel bedroom. Marks on the wall from motel-style pictures, remained.

Just...nobody gave a flying frig. I could easily have been dropped, had I been an invalid. Or just left with bedsores, if I was there for an extended period.

Did you say you're in minnesota or michigan, or montana?

Calypso Jones wrote:Did you say you're in minnesota or michigan, or montana?

Been in all of those; but for the last 11 years I've been right here in Missoula County, Montana.

A river runs through it.

So is half of California, running to it.

Casey Jones wrote:Not knowing a thing about the incident, I'd look to **INCOMPETENCE**.

I just did five days in hospital.  They're undermanned and who they have, are not that smart.  I was THREE DAYS before I could GET a toothbrush.  I had to repeatedly ask, to get washed.  I left the place with a nice case of jock itch, from lack of washing.

Moving me on the bed (orders were for me to be in a chair for so long every day) was sloppy and sometimes painful.  The chair itself was unfit for long use.  

The room was dingy, with marks on the wall paint - I know that room, it was the exact same one I was in eight years earlier, when it was outfitted as a sleep-study laboratory.  By coincidence, it was returned to normal hospital accommodations - the sleep lab having moved off-campus.  But it wasn't repainted.  As a sleep-study lab it was done up like a motel bedroom.  Marks on the wall from motel-style pictures, remained.  

Just...nobody gave a flying frig.  I could easily have been dropped, had I been an invalid.  Or just left with bedsores, if I was there for an extended period.

thats nothing. went to a seafood place in winchester va and got a bit drunk while there. long story short, when i came back in 4 weeks, the crab shells i placed in the nets were still there.

The term ”Ozempic face” was reportedly coined to describe the effect that weight loss has on a person's face after they've taken weight loss medications. “The most prominent feature of 'Ozempic face' is the loss of facial fat, which gives a hollowed appearance to the face,”

Lose weight via a good diet and exercise and you wont have a problem