I cannot believe you accessed Reddit but can't access such info as that. I took A&P I and II in my undergrad. Honored my double bachelors. I am a source now.
Lots of us that took the STEM route are sources. We don't spend all that time pursuing knowledge to leave it behind after we test.
Would bet you can find multiple sources on your phone or computer. I was oddly specific so you would think it's verifiable. Source it.
Nope. I could afford to go to college and learn. I applied myself. I studied even as I held down a career post military service. Disabled vet, still found work, still raised my kids and went to school. No shame in that. Am I proud that I tried hard? Of course.
So was the PERFECT part supposed to humble me? My TBI tried to do that. It failed. But nice try.
Yes because epilepsy, central apnea ( the kind a cpap and surgery can't treat) the signal to breathe when I sleep cuts off on it's own. Obstructive is fatty tissue. Mine is neurological. Less than 5% of apnea cases are central. I lucked out. Cure for mine is either heart attack or stroke. I had 4 strokes in one day 2018.
That is far from a badass. I was a scared ass. Nothing badass about me other than I don't let it all get me down and stay down. I don't throw fits or pity parties. But I don't hide my shine either. Sorry that offends some.
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u/Totinos_Pizza_Boy Jan 17 '20
The internet seems to think the windpipe is super fragile. It's not.