Free Land Medical

Country: 54.209.53.216, North America, US

City: -77.4728 Virginia, United States

At age 35, I never thought I would find myself needing to seek relief from back problems, but as luck would have it, I do. I was involved in a motorcycle accident in 2003 which caused 2 discs in my lumbar and sacral spine to herniate. In 2008 the pain in my right leg became numbness and at the behest of my primary care physician in Houston, TX, we (myself, my wife, doctor) had an MRI that led to me seeking out a surgeon in Houston. I had back surgery (laminectomy) of the L5/S1 disc in the summer of 2008.

Yesterday I decided to venture up to my cafeteria's snack bar. As I shuffled through the shelves of brownies, cookies, donuts, and cocaine I came across this uniquely colored Snapple juice like beverage. Assuming like any sane and rational person would that this was simply Snapple's own personalbrand of sheep juice, I decided to give this a try - I am, after all, a part time sheep herder and enjoy myself the succulent blood of some infantile sheep occasionally. After one quick sip of this beverage, I nearly dropped it in surprise - low and behold, the taste was not of my famed sheep blood, but of something else entirely! Wondering what it could possibly be, I quickly turned the bottle around and read the ingredients: Water, Sugar, and Pear.

I bought the Kindle version of this book. It is a very good resource. Each subject is thorough and well researched. I have read quite a few books on Excel and this by far is the best. I've also read some bad reviews based on the CD not being included in the electronic edition. I think that a bad review based on this is unfair. I went to the publisher site and submitted a request. I received the link to download the cd contents within 24 hours. So anybody that ordered the electronic version can stop whining and download the CD contents. Thank you for such a great book. It's worth every penny.

After completely renovating our house, my husband was dry heaving at the thought of having to drill holes in our brand new walls. After finding these, I can honestly say this is all we use! We use them for picture frames and even used them holiday time to hang our stocking holder. I feel like I have more artistic freedom to move things around, too, as they are so easy to put up and take down. I feel they are doing a great job holding the frames on the photo walls in our living room and family room and I trusted them enough to hold up a large wooden monogram above the our bed!