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Women's Basketball at Tulane
goingbackbull replied to bullsfan27's topic in USF South Florida Bulls Athletics
All we need is Yetna to say he feels like a woman and join the woman's team. I can feel a Natty -
Football Will Fowler
goingbackbull replied to GVLPalmettoBull's topic in Prospects & Potential Recruits
and that kick would have been good all the way from Fowler Ave -
New RB Coach...Just Don’t Know Who
goingbackbull replied to BiggTipp's topic in USF South Florida Bulls Athletics
It's Cam Aiken Clemsons senior offensive anylyst -
Thanks man. I'm really focusing on finding the surgeon that will do the repair instead of replacement, I'm finding out it's pretty specialized. My fear is choosing a surgeon to get it repaired then him saying at surgery time oooopppps you need a replacement. I'm 53 and don't want to be on blood thinners my whole life if I get the mechanical replacement, plus Life expectancy of the mechanical is 20-25 years. Tissue (pig or human) life span is a little over 10 years. I really don't want to go through this again when I'm older. I am extremely healthy right now (amazingly even
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I have mitral valve regurgitation. My Cardiologist (from USF Health) told me he thinks I can get it repaired instead of replaced, but told me I need to go to Mayo, Cleveland Clinic ect. He said all the in state facilities are not the best in repairing the valve, that there is a 30% chance I will be told they can't repair it, while the more prominent places will be a less then 10% chance. I'm researching facilities and leaning towards Emory since Atlanta is the easiest trip. Any suggestions would be appreciated.