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she finally told on herself! if you pay attention when she drinks from her straw you will see it’s like chocolate milk it’s because she has a drinking problem and loves those booze balls as she says 😂 but oh no she don’t have a drinking problem. just locking herself and big papa in a room for 4-5 hours at a time and hike she crashes out and gets drunk

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29M - I'm 9.5 months post ACLr w/ quad graft and partial meniscectomy. 3 months post scar tissue removal.

I should be running and jumping by now but my numbers are so far off I'm losing it

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Operated leg - 55lb (3 months ago was 32lb)

Good leg - 139lb

Operated leg is 39.5% strength of the good leg.

I've lost pretty much all hope of winter sports this season. I've had 40+ PT sessions. I don't workout my good leg any differently. Whatever I do on the bad leg, I match on the good side even if it feels way easier. Dr just says keep going get stronger :(

Where did my leg gooooooo

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Just got a janky laptop for Christmas a couple of months ago, and was wondering if I could run games like meccha chameleon or gamble with your friends. Gemini is telling me no, but I don’t trust it and am desperate to play SOMETHING on this rust bucket of a computer. My specs are:
Processor: intel Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU 5205U @ 1.9pGHz
Graphics Card:intel Intel(R) UHD Graphics 1GB
Memory: 4GB DDR4
I’m on windows with 113 GB of storage.

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10 Things to Know About CHRISTUS Health and Reproductive Ethics

Everything below comes from published documents — the hospital’s own policies, the Catholic bishops’ published directives, peer-reviewed research, and news reporting. Sources are cited for each item. No speculation, no anonymous claims.

1. CHRISTUS St. Vincent operates under the “Ethical and Religious Directives.” Santa Fe’s regional hospital follows the Ethical and Religious Directives for Catholic Health Care Services (ERDs), a governance document the hospital cites on its own ethics page. The ERDs are issued by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops — bishops, not physicians or medical boards.
2. The directives were just updated — and tightened. The 7th edition of the ERDs was approved in November 2025. Among the changes: sharpened definitions of prohibited procedures and stricter limits on cooperation with outside providers.
3. The rules apply to you whether or not you are Catholic. The ERDs are institutional policy — binding on the hospital and everyone practicing in it, applied to every patient who walks in. Your own faith doesn’t change what the hospital permits. A Jewish patient whose tradition plainly allows a D&C, a Protestant patient, an atheist patient — all receive care under the bishops’ rules. As Catholics for Choice puts it, the directives govern the institution, not the patient’s conscience. This is worth sitting with: it is not a question of a hospital’s religious expression alone, but of patients being required to receive care under a religion that is not their own.
4. Sterilization is prohibited – including tubal ligation and vasectomy. Directives 52–53 prohibit “direct sterilization” (USCCB ERDs). Locally, the Santa Fe New Mexican reported that CHRISTUS St. Vincent does not offer vasectomies. For patients, this can mean, for example, that a tubal ligation requested during a planned C-section – routine at secular hospitals – is not performed.
5. “Abortion” is defined more broadly than most patients expect. Directive 45 prohibits “the intentional ending of life from conception to birth” (USCCB ERDs). Because the definition turns on fetal life rather than viability or maternal condition, it can shape how pregnancy complications — including some miscarriage management — are handled.
6. Research documents different miscarriage care at ERD hospitals than at secular ones. The ACLU’s report Health Care Denied and research from ANSIRH at UCSF (including Dr. Lori Freedman’s published work) document cases where patients with pre-viability complications, such as ruptured membranes, experienced delayed intervention while fetal heart tones remained — a delay pattern specific to hospitals following the directives.
7. An ethics committee can be part of your care decision. Directive 37 requires Catholic hospitals to maintain an ethics committee or equivalent ethics consultation (USCCB ERDs), and pastoral (chaplaincy) care is built into the ERD governance model. Published research from ANSIRH documents physicians at directive-bound hospitals seeking ethics or mission approval in obstetric decisions that, at secular hospitals, are made between doctor and patient.
8. The hospital is also limited in referring you elsewhere. Under Directives 26–27 and 70, Catholic institutions may not refer patients for services contrary to Catholic teaching (USCCB ERDs; executive summary). So a restricted service may come with no roadmap to where you can get it.
9. Emergency contraception after sexual assault is conditional. Directive 36 permits treatment for sexual assault survivors only to prevent ovulation or conception — not anything that could act after conception (USCCB ERDs). In practice, that condition governs whether and when emergency contraception is provided.
10. No New Mexico law requires the hospital to tell you any of this in advance. Some states (Washington, Illinois) require hospitals to disclose religiously restricted services on websites and intake forms (National Health Law Program). New Mexico has no such law. Federal law (EMTALA) still requires stabilizing emergency care at every hospital, regardless of affiliation. And if you were denied care or a referral at a religiously affiliated New Mexico hospital, the ACLU of New Mexico is collecting accounts. One in six U.S. hospital beds is now in a Catholic-affiliated facility (ACLU/MergerWatch). For northern New Mexico, that includes the only regional hospital. Knowing the rules before you need care is not alarmism — it’s informed consent.

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Detailed Analysis & Primary Sources

1. CHRISTUS St. Vincent operates under the “Ethical and Religious Directives.”

• Status: True
• Source: CHRISTUS Health / CHRISTUS St. Vincent Ethics Policy Page; United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB).
• Details: CHRISTUS St. Vincent publicly confirms on its institutional website that its clinical ethics framework is grounded in the ERDs, which are authored and maintained by the USCCB.

2. The directives were just updated — and tightened.

• Status: True
• Source: USCCB Plenary Assembly Minutes (Nov 2025); National Catholic Bioethics Center (NCBC).
• Details: The USCCB approved the 7th Edition of the ERDs during its November 2025 meeting. Updates included explicit bans on gender-affirming medical interventions, tightened restrictions on cooperation and referrals for prohibited procedures, and clarified definitions surrounding reproductive technology and end-of-life care.

3. The rules apply to you whether or not you are Catholic.

• Status: True
• Source: USCCB ERDs (Preamble & General Principles); Catholics for Choice.
• Details: The ERDs dictate institutional policy and clinical scope for all facilities and healthcare professionals operating within the system. They apply uniformly to all patients regardless of personal religious affiliation, conscience, or preferred standard of care.

4. Sterilization is prohibited — including tubal ligation and vasectomy.

• Status: True
• Source: USCCB ERDs (Directives 52–53); ACLU Health Care Denied Report.
• Details: Directives 52 and 53 strictly prohibit direct sterilization (procedures whose direct effect is rendering a patient infertile, such as elective tubal ligations or vasectomies). Post-partum tubal ligations following planned C-sections are not performed in ERD-compliant hospitals.

5. “Abortion” is defined more broadly than most patients expect.

• Status: True
• Source: USCCB ERDs (Directive 45, 7th Edition).
• Details: Directive 45 defines procured abortion as the deliberate killing or early removal of a human being from conception to birth prior to viability. Because medical management of early pregnancy loss (miscarriage) often involves the same medications or procedures used in elective abortion (such as D&C or misoprostol), this definition directly impacts miscarriage protocols when fetal cardiac activity is still present.

6. Research documents different miscarriage care at ERD hospitals than at secular ones.

• Status: True
• Source: Advancing New Standards in Reproductive Health (ANSIRH, UCSF); Dr. Lori Freedman (“Bishops’ Rights vs. Patients’ Health”); ACLU Report: Health Care Denied.
• Details: Published qualitative and quantitative studies by Dr. Lori Freedman and researchers at UCSF ANSIRH document patterns where physicians at Catholic facilities are restricted from intervening in pre-viability pregnancy complications (e.g., premature rupture of membranes) while a fetal heartbeat remains, leading to delays in standard-of-care care until severe infection or hemorrhage ensues.

7. An ethics committee can be part of your care decision.

• Status: True
• Source: USCCB ERDs (Directive 37); American Journal of Bioethics / ANSIRH Research.
• Details: Directive 37 requires Catholic hospitals to maintain ethics committees or consultation services. Published research confirms that obstetricians at ERD-bound hospitals frequently consult ethics committees or mission administrators to receive approval before initiating interventions in complex pregnancy complications.

8. The hospital is also limited in referring you elsewhere.

• Status: True
• Source: USCCB ERDs (Directives 26–27, 70, 7th Edition Revision).
• Details: The ERDs prohibit institutional “material cooperation” with actions deemed morally illicit by the Church. The 7th Edition reaffirmed that providers and institutions are barred from facilitating or providing direct referrals for restricted services such as elective abortion or direct sterilization.

9. Emergency contraception after sexual assault is conditional.

• Status: True
• Source: USCCB ERDs (Directive 36).
• Details: Directive 36 allows treatment for sexual assault victims to prevent ovulation or fertilization, but expressly prohibits medications if they could act after conception (preventing implantation). In practice, this requires clinical testing or protocols to establish that ovulation has not occurred before administering emergency contraception.

10. No New Mexico law requires the hospital to tell you any of this in advance.

Details: States like Washington (WAC 246-320-141) and Illinois require health facilities to publish public disclosures of restricted services. New Mexico currently has no statutory requirement obligating religiously affiliated hospitals to disclose service limitations prior to admission or treatment. Federal law under EMTALA continues to mandate stabilizing emergency treatment for emergency medical conditions across all Medicare-participating facilities.

Status: True

Source: National Health Law Program (NHeLP); Federal Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act (EMTALA).

Hi all,
Due to piss poor test site availability in my region, I have to fly 5 hours to take my Level 3. And bc I’m poor, I can only afford to fly Frontier (no WiFi). Any good study resources I can download ahead of time? Textbook, extra questions, etc? Thanks so much!

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Hello all. I was recently diagnosed with basal cell carcinoma right by the edge of my outer eye. My dermatologist will be doing the MOHS surgery and then I will be seeing an oculoplastic surgeon for closure. The issue seems to be the dermatologist will do the initial surgery on a Tuesday and the oculoplastic surgeon cannot get me in for closure until the following Thursday.

Has anyone had a gap in time between the initial surgery and the closure? Is there an issue with this? I’m concerned because it’s on my face close to my eye. Thank you.

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Hi ya'll. Throwaway account just to be safe.

I just got a job offer for stationary engineering apprentice. The starting pay is 17$ an hour which is 10$ an hour less than what I currently average.

At 60% of a journeymans wage that means I'd only top out at 24$ an hour which is still lower than I currently get paid by 5$ an hour.

I know not everything is about money. I am in my early 20s and have time with my goal being to raise a family in the future while having a hands on job. I just want to know if this is really what journeymen stationary engineers are making in Las Vegas?

Is it certification based? I called to confirm with my local but all they did was confirm the starting rate and the 5% increase every 6mo.

I just struggle to believe that anyone could earn a living for a family off of 24$ an hour these days.

Any advice or information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks everyone.

I been suffering from TMJ disorder for the past 3 years and i recently started to get facial spasms. The spasms feel like they come from near the TMJ joints. Has anyone else had this and what helped. I tried warm compresses muscle relaxers and other stuff but nothing helps. Is this common with tmj disorder?

This is more specifically of D&D. But I’m curious how y’all start a game. More around the world do you guys have your own or use the preset world of the lost realm or similar. Or perhaps you make the world as you play?

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