medically

Them all at once is something medically known as a seizure. The same is true of circuits.

If you can just sit and do nothing, yet still be watered, fed, clothed, sheltered, and medically cared for, it is because someone is working for you to have those things. They don't just spontaneously burst into being.

All they did was ask why it was medically necessary If he had explained all the ins and outs of his illness, then what? Are they in any position to judge the necessity of him drinking sugar water?

Most folk would choose everything medically possible to be performed to keep them going for another 24 hours. Why question medicine and ethics when you can kick a Christian instead?

You get into all these discussions about what constitutes a medically significant finding. It's very hard to quantify when you start to grapple with it, and slippery slopes abound.

I was medically discharged following injuries sustained in combat operations. You deserve a better account than M provides.

So I trust the doctors to make good decisions, firstly medically, but secondly financially. If I knew that they are adding many of these "reliability" checks, it would break the trust, and I would need to start making much more judgement on my own, this way probably making the matters even worse.

If not medically necessary to use a recliner workstation, I recommend a standing desk, preferably with a split keyboard which allows you to type with your hands at your sides.

The prosecutor mocked the request in open court, saying he "had stomach pains sometimes too" and the judge denied the renewed bail request because jail staffers insisted that they were doing everything medically reasonable. I helped him contact probably 50 attorneys.

It's important to make a distinction medically between pushing as many as people as possible towards the high-age end of that curve on one hand and scaling the entire X axis on the other. The first one is what we're currently doing with modern medicine, and it boils down to debugging the most common causes of premature death.

The anesthesiologist and hospital split the rest, and our insurance paid in excess of $150,000 for the first surgery that wasn't medically necessary. The ileostomy reversal was performed in another state and cost another $40,000.

There's no plausible line of reasoning by which the procedures he was subjected to were medically appropriate or necessary. But this won't happen because "they were just doing their job" and the medical licensing boards have long since abdicated any pretense of a code of professional conduct.

This is not only more difficult medically, but more problematic legally. No doctor or hospital wants to accept the liability of saying that they saw a patient previously diagnosed with a disorder and then determined that they didn't need treatment.

People with no money in the US go on Medicaid, and Medicaid is legally obligated to pay for any medically necessarily FDA-approved drug. Much of the article above is essentially about state Medicaid programs freaking out for exactly this reason.

"'Because antimicrobial drug use in both humans and animals can contribute to the development of antimicrobial resistance, it is important to use these drugs only when medically necessary,' the FDA said in a release." This is long overdue.

He tries to pull the "i don't have to explain why it's a medically necessary liquid, you fuckers should screen it". All they did was ask why it was medically necessary, which is reasonable, in order to prevent people from abusing the policy. His citation that the special needs memo says things like "a doctors note" are recommended, not required, doesn't say anything to the contrary. Nowhere in the memo does it say "you will not be asked to explain why it's medically necessary", and in fact, the reason they probably recommend doctors notes/etc, is to avoid having to repeat a verbal explanation 100x over.

I am not looking for a job because I am medically handicapped. I walked away from a job with a Fortune 500 company that was helping to keep me ill. My condition is very expensive, thus my job amounted to a net loss in income. Since quitting and sleeping in a tent, I have paid down thousands of dollars in debt incurred during the years I had that job. I am currently trying to declare bankruptcy, but being homeless and having chronic health issues means everything is frustratingly slow. I have alimony, I do a little freelance work online and I have websites I am trying to develop. As a homeless woman, I have damn little credibility and cannot get people to take me very seriously. If you would like to see me stop being a total fucking loser, I could use help developing and promoting my web projects. A lot of people on the street are medically or mentally ill.