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Two Weeks or 24 Hours??

StacyB @Srbageldog (7716) • United States 30 Aug 17

Earlier I had my post-op ultrasound on my leg, to make sure that the vein is still closed and that I haven't started developing a DVT. There was a different set of nurses and ultrasound technicians working at the vein specialist's...

nurse spreading misinformation

incorrect recovery instructions

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I am truly disgusted!

AmberLynn @ScribbledAdNauseum (104615) • United States 16 Jul 16

I suppose I have only my hopeful and curious mind to blame. I won't be giving any sources or details, and will keep this as short and sweet as possible. One source of ancestral information, of which has been moderately...

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PLEASE: Do Some Investigation Before Sending Those Dire Emails Warnings

pyewacket @pyewacket (43903) • United States 10 Jan 10

Okay for about the millionth time I've gotten an email from a friend of one of those dire warnings not to open certain emails due to it containing a horrible virus and oh my it's been verified by none other than Snopes.com...

do investigation

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Confusion

JohnJeff @JohnJeff (720) • Malaysia 23 Oct 09

I noticed that some of mylotters put girl picture as avatar but the gender is male.I don't know they did this for fun or something else.I think it's better they put avatar that not related to human image. Anyway it's up to you.

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Wikipedia...Misleading?

hockeyismylife8 @hockeyismylife8 (146) • United States 13 Aug 08

Is Wikipedia really that misleading? Every teacher i have ever had says do not use wikipedia, people edit it and put false info on there. It's really not that easy to put false info on there. I won't lie, I have tried it and if...

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NO SUGAR ADDED does NOT mean SUGAR FREE!!!!

Bee1955 @Bee1955 (3882) • United States 8 Mar 07

If you are diabetic or just cutting down the sugar in your diet for health reasons, here is the worse food labeling confusion in the history of supermarkets! You see this on ice cream packages, pies and other baked goods, packages...

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