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"Back Spasms" and Freeze?

woozman

woozman

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Not sure if Freeze has “other” issues or not, but back issues are no joke. I had severe sciatica about 10-yrs back and I was essentially bedridden for 3-months...
 
T-TownDawgg

T-TownDawgg

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"The doctors told me if it had been another 24 hours, that strand of bacteria could have gotten to my heart and that I would have been fighting for my life," Freeze told ESPN. "It's the way God works because there's no doubt that bacteria would have killed me if President Falwell wasn't so quick to make sure we got the right people involved."

That POS wolf hasn't changed a bit.

God saved him. And had to throw in the plug for his boss.

So what does that mean to the countless other innocent people who lose their battle with this man-made, anti-bacterial resistant infection? Buncha freakin pagan sinners**
 
tribaldawg

tribaldawg

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This is also diagnosed fairly easily at the local level. He acts like if they wouldn't have called in all of the country's experts that he would be dead by now. Always a drama queen
 
CoastRat.sixpack

CoastRat.sixpack

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My favorite part is that the President of Liberty had to call Ben Carson to get a referral to a professor at Liberty. Couldn't the Falwell have called one of his own professors on his own. It shows just how ridiculous the name dropping is by this yahoo.

From the CBS article:

"According to ESPN, Falwell reached out to famed neurosurgeon and U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson, who referred the case to Liberty professor Anthony Nobles."
 
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CoastRat.sixpack

CoastRat.sixpack

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Did Falwell really need Ben Carson to refer him to a neuro at his own university? He just knew it would add publicity.

"When Freeze first told Falwell about the excruciating pain he was experiencing in his back, one of the first calls Falwell made was to U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson, one of the leading pioneers in neurosurgery. Carson spoke with Liberty professor Anthony Nobles, renowned in the medical device field, and the decision was made to transport Freeze from the hospital in Lynchburg to UVA Medical Center."
 
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