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I find myself on the horns of a dilemma.  I've been regularly working out for a number of years now but as I've aged those workouts have occasionally caused injuries.  And increasingly the workouts make me sore as hell. 

I find myself on the horns of a dilemma.  I've been regularly working out for a number of years now but as I've aged those workouts have occasionally caused injuries.  And increasingly the workouts make me sore as hell. 

At first glance it has the feel of Big Brother, but it should help us all be more wary of trying to beat that pesky light before it changes.

A good thing for me to point out, several times, to "The Teenager".

From The AP:

KNOXVILLE — A man says he was so consumed by the spirit of God that he fell and hit his head while at a Knoxville church.

Kat Coble talks about the DEA, health care and the personal ramifications she’s had to deal with.

I’ve told him that since I’ve been told I can no longer supplement the Lortab with Anaprox (an NSAID), I need an alternative for pain management.   His office’s official alternative?

“Go to the ER.”

I was going through our medical bills this morning and I found $264 dollars that the Vanderbilt Medical Center charged me for a test that according to my doctor ended up being "not processed properly as ordered." No where on the bill is the $264 credited. There was also a $45 blood test that did yield results according to my MD.

Annoying, Loud, Shrill Co-Worker Next-To-Your-Sista….is at it again.

I couldn’t have made this up if I’da wanted to. 

I just love finding out that my insurance company has a limit on how many refills it will cover.

As many of you know, I went through a whole lot of stomach pain for a long time. I went to doctors and specialists who did nothing for me other than empty my wallet. But I finally found a doctor who could help, and my stomach is feeling better than it has in a long time.

A whistleblower lawsuit sheds some light on insurance practices that are “overloading” the Social Security system. Let’s take a look: