Quote from: iamnotback on January 30, 2017, 12:43:26 PM

Quote from: stereotype on January 30, 2017, 12:08:20 PM

Quote from: iamnotback on January 22, 2017, 02:07:14 PM

It is ridiculous that I could go so long without knowing I had TB.

Since you were living in the Philippines last year, and you have children who are half-Filipino........ridiculous indeed.

Dude, I've apparently had Tuberculosis for several years. I've been living in the Philippines continuously since 2005, and greater than 50% of time from 1991 to 2004.

What is ridiculous is how fucking stupid the doctors are here.

Quote from: iamnotback on January 27, 2017, 06:59:41 PM

Additionally my doctor in 2012 for my acute peptic ulcer had prescribed ofloxacin without first testing me for TB, thus if I already had TB then (which is very likely as I think it caused my ulcer) then he made my TB resistant to the only second line drug treatment for multi-drug resistant TB.

A competent doctor should not prescribe the main second line drug for curing TB to someone in a country with 70 - 80% incidence of latent TB where up to 1% of the active cases are resistant to all 4 of the first line drugs!!

If I have a strain of TB resistant to the main 4 drugs, then if that idiot doctor made my TB resistant also to ofloxacin, then basically there are no drug remaining to cure the TB!!

He was treating me for h.pylori and I had a very toxic olfactory reaction to clarithromycin so he decided to prescribe me ofloxacin, but he should know that he must test for TB before giving me ofloxacin, because it can make my TB resistant to ofloxacin, thus meaning I could become incurable. When taking ofloxacin for curing TB, you take much higher doses and for much longer prior of time, than for treating h.pylori.

That is insane. If he had tested me for TB, I wouldn't have been sick for 4 fucking years, which caused me to go bankrupt.

That is fucking ridiculous. In a foreign country, you would sue the doctor for malpractice.

This happens all the time in the west too. I mean yeah you aren't going to get tuberculosis in US or Europe, but more and more people are falling under the "chronic fatigue syndrome" which basically means "we don't know what's up".

In some cases it ends up it was just a tick bite or something that you can catch in a fun day in the mountain or whatever, and you end up with Lyme and you don't even know it. Doctors don't test shit because "it's unlikely" so you have to resort to paying shit yourself.

Anway, lets hope you keep getting better and you can deliver a good package through the year.

What do you think about Pascalcoin? claims to have a "blockchainless" system while solving the double spend problem or some shit. What I do know is, some people made massive gains recently, it pumped hard. Justified or not? im not sure since I dont understand if the tech is good or this is another random shitcoin pump just like Fibrecoin or NAUT (why the hell is Naut going 134% right now anyway)