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Ελληνική Αναισθησιολογική Εταιρεία - Ε.Α.Ε - Η Αναισθησιολογία – μια σχετικά νέα ειδικότητα της Ιατρικής Επιστήμης με 150 περίπου χρόνια ζωής – είχε σαν κύριο στόχο από τα πρώτα βήματα της την ανακούφιση του ασθενή από τον πόνο που προκαλείται στη διάρκεια μιας χειρουργικής επέμβασης.
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Did not work at all..I put battery in and nothing happen..also it didn't even look like the belt that u see on the pic that's y I say it was a bootleg one.. the good thing is I got my money back..
My kids love these! They are also quite a bit less expensive than what they cost at my local grocery store (small town). They are perfect for a grab-n-go treat. I add them to sack lunches or offer them as an after school treat. The small bags are a good size for portion control.
It does what it is suppose to do, no frills. It's sturdy and appears like it could take a beating...I took one star off for two reasons. First, why bother to include the screen protector, it is crappy and it is not worth the hassle of trying to put it on to begin with. Two, the fit is tight and I mean tight and the case has no give so putting it on was a small feat.
Me and my brother both decided to give this reel a try after seeing decent reviews, and because of the cheap price. Needless to say you get what you paid for. We are 3 for 3 on the braking systems failing and giving us issues. When they worked they were decent, but overall they are not worth your time or money. I also purchased one of their spinning reels, needless to say it was a disaster as well. The reel began to grind after 3 usages. I don't want to really bash the company, but from my experience their products are junk. I will stick to name brands from now on
I love this mag. It is not just for the 20's & 30's or under. It gives advice on clothes, makeup, current happenings in fashion, & features Project Runway designs! When I moved it seemed like forever for my mag to catch up with me. Nina on Project Runway is my favorite judge as she seems to tell it like it is now not 30 yrs ago. I too do not wear as much makeup now as I did in my younger yrs but it is fun to see all the current stuff available to use. I do do my nails, wear fashional clothes that I can afford (Alferd Dunner is my fav as I can get it at a store here on discount!;) } I am in my late 50's & teach school in the Bible belt but do not like old fashioned clothes or looks. As I said before this mag tells you what is current & doable for you at your age/
I was diagnosed with medium grade, T-cell, lymphoma(NHL) in October of 1995. I had horrible responses to standard chemotherapy and was ultimately transplanted (autologous BMT) in April of 1996. Everything failed. I finally gave up chemotherapy in November of 1996 after being told by doctors I was incurable. The cancer had spread from my lungs to my peripheral nervous system and skin (CTCL). I started researching ways to help myself. Read many books, one of which was "The Cancer Battle Plan". Yes, the plan does seem a little extreme, but let me tell you, it did get me back on my feet... I followed everything the book outlined regarding the two week detox program (except I couldn't stomach the Tea tree oil). I'm still alive today and actually still have cancer (8 years without remission, and 6 years since giving up converntional therapy)... it is not detectable by any medical test, but I still feel it via neuropathy in my nerves in the lower legs. Since the day I started the "Battle Plan" two week detox my symptoms have slowly and gradually (yet sweetly) receeded. My Oncologists are stumped. BUT, the 2 week detox wasn't the extent of my efforts... fighting cancer is a lifestyle change. I've read some opionions criticising non-conventional therapies for giving patients "false hope" and I just have to say hope may have been and what STILL keeps me alive. Conventional therapy only keeps 50% of all patients alive for 5 years. If you ask me, there isn't "true hope" for any cancer patient. What you do have AND control is the ability to help yourself beyond what your oncologist will subscribe. Nutritional methods of supplementing your battle are NOTHING BUT logical. Conventional methods of cancer treatments are designed to reduce tumor bulk, but they do not remove all the cancer. Your body is what finishes it off, and if it is no shape to do so after cancer and radiation... the cancer comes back with even more vengeance. Did this book cure me? I can't say because I did a lot of other things to help my self out since giving up chemo, but, this book is nothing but valuable to any reader and I've recommeded it to MANY other fellow battlers.
This is the second backpack of this brand and style we have bought (since my daughter had her first one stolen). The durability of this bag is bar-none. Tons of pockets for everything you need and many, many colors to choose from. I highly recommend this product to anyone - especially high school teens.