Hello I am a 29 healthy fit Male experiencing a burning pain all around my upper stomach area. It started in 2018, I went to the emergency room for a sharp burning pain that felt like a hot knife stabbing me when I touched the area. The ER did some scans and informed me that my pancreas was a little inflamed but it didn't look serious. I was chalked up as a possible heavy drinker and that if I was, I should stop (I wasn't, and they didn't believe me). I was sent home and dealt with the pain.
Over time I have had off and on instances of pain. At night I would wake up to excruciating pain that caused me to curl into a ball. I would go to the kitchen and drink some water and the pain was so b
With all the gripes and complaints about the current "dead" state of WoW, what was the atmosphere like in 2007?
For as long as I can remember, the forums have been filled with fire and brimstone preachers, claiming that they have received a vision from god that the end of WoW is nigh. Every single day you would get online, and people would be shouting from their soapboxes on how the new MMO would kill WoW.
Do we have any historical threads on Reddit, wow forums, or perhaps myspace that can show that everyone here is a negative Nancy? Or perhaps the community had a positive outlook, and the end times weren't so near?
This week will be my first time sponsoring a soldier to the promotion board, and I'm wondering what are some standard procedures for reporting to the board members as a sponsor. Do I report and then give a rundown of the soldier, or do I just report and wait to be told what to do? What are some things that have worked for you in helping to make your soldier successful?
I am so glad that I was able to participate in the enlisted marketplace. Since April 28, 2021 I have diligently looked into every assignment on my list and spent hours talking to my wife about our future. We ranked all 13 options in order and we were extremely satisfied with our top 6 picks to be honest.
Today I am proud to announce that I have been placed on orders to Fort Sill, a duty station that wasn't even selectable, nay, not even on my marketplace.
"There's an old saying in Tennessee — I know it's in Texas, probably in Tennessee — that says, fool me once, shame on — shame on you. Fool me — you can't get fooled again." - George W. Bush