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  • blunttech
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    Originally posted by e30ebro
    i get your comments on the whole its not worth it but was just throwing out the ideas. Nothing wrong with asking without getting internet tough guys on my back :) ill relay the messages to him.
    not tough guys "bro" just realists.

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  • e30ebro
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    i get your comments on the whole its not worth it but was just throwing out the ideas. Nothing wrong with asking without getting internet tough guys on my back :) ill relay the messages to him.

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  • e30ebro
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    Originally posted by Farbin Kaiber
    Is he working as a lumberjack? Or in an office?
    Caterpillar Tech.

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  • 325_e30
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    Originally posted by Farbin Kaiber
    sometimes good advise is tha last thing someone wants to hear.
    QFT amen to that shit.

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  • delatlanta1281
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    he needs to address his problem with the people he is interning with. they may be able to work out some kind of solution. If not he needs to quit. No internship or job is worth you losing your ability to walk. Hiding problems from an internship or a potential employer doesn't speak very highly of a person. So if he hasn't brought that up, he might want to do so. Next, see if there is some kind of walking cast or crutches the doctor can recco. If the doctor says it must be done immediatly, then either get a second opinion, or get it done. None of us are doctors here. You wanted advice, besides the LSD coment, I would say we have given sound advice. If you don't like it, don't ask for any more advice n a freaking car forum. ask your parents, his parents, or someone older than you with experience.

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  • Farbin Kaiber
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    Is he working as a lumberjack? Or in an office?

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  • Turf1600
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    Why can't he be on crutches in this program? Can he talk to someone about staying in the program while not being able to walk?

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  • Scotaku
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    Originally posted by e30ebro
    well with little to no insurance going back to the doctor is quite hard and expensive. thank you anyways.
    Wave a fucking magic wand over his foot then. If you want people to stroke your 'buy drugs in Mexico and wait it out' idea then don't ask in the first place.

    The right thing to do is to take care of the problem asap. Talk to the program administration and see about getting back in once healthy. If they say tough luck, then guess what? Tough luck. Unless he's bucking to be the first gay left-handed albino midget shot into space with a guaranteed billion dollars and seventy-two virgins upon safe landing, there's no 'program' worth risking life in a wheelchair over. Sucking on painkillers is only going to mask further, possibly permanent, damage.

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  • Farbin Kaiber
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    Originally posted by e30ebro
    im not saying that, i dont know you so i know nothing about your profession i agree if with going to the doctor and get it fixed but he was just stuck in between a rock and a hard spot and asked for some advice.
    And we gave said advise, sometimes good advise is tha last thing someone wants to hear.

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  • e30ebro
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    im not saying that, i dont know you so i know nothing about your profession i agree if with going to the doctor and get it fixed but he was just stuck in between a rock and a hard spot and asked for some advice.

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  • Farbin Kaiber
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    Oh, I'm an EMT, and, come from a family of physical therapists/Dr's. I don't know anything about injuries.

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  • Mastrcruse
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    lsd

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  • e30ebro
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    well with little to no insurance going back to the doctor is quite hard and expensive. thank you anyways.

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  • Turf1600
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    Originally posted by e30ebro
    wow, wrong place to ask for advice. since i stated he cant quit the program because it was impossible to get in that would be a waste of a years worth of work he has already gone through. Yes putting a band aid on a bullet wound is pointless but thats why i was simply asking for someone who might have a little bit of a medical back ground to say something.
    Yeah, that's me. If he wants to walk for the rest of his life he needs to see a doctor NOW. There's no way around it - you can't put the damage on temporary hold. His broken bones in his foot WILL die if untreated - after which he will likely have to get his entire foot/ankle fused. Don't be a dipshit.

    PS - this isn't the "Wrong" place - it's just the place with the hard to swallow real answers.

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  • e30ebro
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    wow, wrong place to ask for advice. since i stated he cant quit the program because it was impossible to get in that would be a waste of a years worth of work he has already gone through. Yes putting a band aid on a bullet wound is pointless but thats why i was simply asking for someone who might have a little bit of a medical back ground to say something.

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