Huge Seagull
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Given his notoriety, I think it would be difficult to find a doctor (well, a licensed one anyway) performing that on him.
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Given his notoriety, I think it would be difficult to find a doctor (well, a licensed one anyway) performing that on him.
I am now running with the theory that Ford is taking time off for weight loss surgery. His shithead family is constantly talking about his weight as the overarching issue, even in spite of everything else. By and large, most people's exposure to him is him being captured on camera, and what better way to say "Look, I've changed!" than a dramatic physically tangible change? He will claim that he "got clean" in rehab and cutting the booze helped him lose the weight, even though it's just the result of lypo and lap-band surgery (according to my working theory, anyway).
And yet it is somehow "poor form" to wish for their death. I just don't understand that. These aren't people-who-hold-different-views, but rather truly-scum-of-the-earth. Why is wishing for their death beyond the pale?
Why is wishing for their death beyond the pale?
"A hundred grad" is exactly the number Rob Ford would pull out of his ass, too. Everything in his world costs a hundred grad or a million bucks or some other 4th-grader's conveyance of the idea of big money. There are questions about how long he's staying, etc., that might naturally affect the cost of a rehab program, but no, the number's a hundred grad.
Planned weight loss surgery and recovery in Chicago?
Josh Visser @joshvisser 39m
Doug Ford also once again says rehab doctor (who is unknown and thus, unbotherable) called him to ask media to back off.
Powerlessness over alcoholism isn't absolution from alcoholic behaviours.
Tangential aside: accupuncture is faaaar from "hippy dippy". It has been around, and helping people heal, a lot longer than rehab, psychology, or contemporary western medicine.
Accupuncture (and massage etc) would probably help people in recovery A LOT. Trauma is stored in the body in different ways. Working with the body helps to release the emotions around that trauma, which in turn, helps someone understand their addictive behaviour.
I don't know where the gastric surgery thing is coming from but it sounds like complete tinfoil bullshit to me.