Houston's Brown Hand Center founder in trouble again

[philip964]

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Judge orders arrest for contempt of court for failing to appear at his contempt of court hearing. At least I think thats what it said.

Sorry I just cannot look away at the slow train wreck.

[philip964]

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Judge sentences Michael Brown to 30 days in federal prison for interfering with a flight attendant. I he grabbed her around the neck and threatened to strip naked.

[BigBangSmallBucks]

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Judge sentences Michael Brown to 30 days in federal prison for interfering with a flight attendant. I he grabbed her around the neck and threatened to strip naked.

Don't forget about him being high on booger sugar

[cb1000rider]

Glad you guys posted this. I've considered his centers for less-invasive surgery... Sounds like a great place to avoid.

[TrackinPat]

I'm so glad I just found this thread, holy cow this made my day. I always wondered what happened to that guy!

[philip964]

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He suffered a sever heart attack and is alive, but they cannot communicate with him.

For our younger members who are in the 40 - 50 range especially those who have a relative who has had a heart attack, it is very important to survive your first heart attack. Learn the heart attack symptoms, if you are mobile and feel you are having a heart attack, do not wait for an ambulance, have some one drive you to the hospital. (don't drive yourself)

Quit smoking, watch your weight, get regular exercise, but your genes are your best and worst enemy.

If you can tolerate, I would suggest that today you consider taking a coated full aspirin a day.

Please check with your doctor before proceeding with any course of action.

[TrackinPat]

Well, this guy just can't catch a break!

[Abraham]

philip964,

Why a full size aspirin?

For those over 50, I thought a baby aspirin daily was sufficient.

Not so?

[philip964]

philip964,

Why a full size aspirin?

For those over 50, I thought a baby aspirin daily was sufficient.

Not so?

I'm not a doctor. The only drawback I am aware of in taking a full size aspirin is that is has some trouble with your stomach. A coated aspirin solves that problem usually. There has been some reports that aspirin a day can cause eye problems. It has also been linked to a reduction in colon cancer.

I think its a .380 vs .45 argument. Aspirin is cheap and is easy to carry around.

[JP171]

philip964,

Why a full size aspirin?

For those over 50, I thought a baby aspirin daily was sufficient.

Not so?

I'm not a doctor. The only drawback I am aware of in taking a full size aspirin is that is has some trouble with your stomach. A coated aspirin solves that problem usually. There has been some reports that aspirin a day can cause eye problems. It has also been linked to a reduction in colon cancer.

I think its a .380 vs .45 argument. Aspirin is cheap and is easy to carry around.

a baby aspirin a day is all that is safe for long term use as a regular aspirin at 325mg will cause a very interesting effect, its called insufflation hemorrhage, or suffusion hemorrhage. this is a condition that is caused by the breakdown of vitamin K or clotting agent in your blood and being thinned by the side effect of aspirin. remember baby aspirin is 84 mg so it is about 1/3 the concentration of regular aspirin and does not cause the effect of over thinning and blockage of vitamin K in the blood. This same condition occurs in those who have had a large number of blood transfusions in a short period of time, I remember a police officer that this happened to after being shot multiple times, he had so many transfusions the blood started to "leak" out of his vessels because the blood would no longer clot. It is also the main cause of death in those that have contracted some for of hemorrhagic fever such as e bola or hanta virus

[carlson1]

philip964,

Why a full size aspirin?

For those over 50, I thought a baby aspirin daily was sufficient.

Not so?

I'm not a doctor. The only drawback I am aware of in taking a full size aspirin is that is has some trouble with your stomach. A coated aspirin solves that problem usually. There has been some reports that aspirin a day can cause eye problems. It has also been linked to a reduction in colon cancer.

I think its a .380 vs .45 argument. Aspirin is cheap and is easy to carry around.

a baby aspirin a day is all that is safe for long term use as a regular aspirin at 325mg will cause a very interesting effect, its called insufflation hemorrhage, or suffusion hemorrhage. this is a condition that is caused by the breakdown of vitamin K or clotting agent in your blood and being thinned by the side effect of aspirin. remember baby aspirin is 84 mg so it is about 1/3 the concentration of regular aspirin and does not cause the effect of over thinning and blockage of vitamin K in the blood. This same condition occurs in those who have had a large number of blood transfusions in a short period of time, I remember a police officer that this happened to after being shot multiple times, he had so many transfusions the blood started to "leak" out of his vessels because the blood would no longer clot. It is also the main cause of death in those that have contracted some for of hemorrhagic fever such as e bola or hanta virus

I have been on blood thinners and four baby aspirins a day since 2006. No stomach problems yet. I hope that is not next on my list. I have ten stents and a by-pass.

[JP171]

philip964,

Why a full size aspirin?

For those over 50, I thought a baby aspirin daily was sufficient.

Not so?

I'm not a doctor. The only drawback I am aware of in taking a full size aspirin is that is has some trouble with your stomach. A coated aspirin solves that problem usually. There has been some reports that aspirin a day can cause eye problems. It has also been linked to a reduction in colon cancer.

I think its a .380 vs .45 argument. Aspirin is cheap and is easy to carry around.

a baby aspirin a day is all that is safe for long term use as a regular aspirin at 325mg will cause a very interesting effect, its called insufflation hemorrhage, or suffusion hemorrhage. this is a condition that is caused by the breakdown of vitamin K or clotting agent in your blood and being thinned by the side effect of aspirin. remember baby aspirin is 84 mg so it is about 1/3 the concentration of regular aspirin and does not cause the effect of over thinning and blockage of vitamin K in the blood. This same condition occurs in those who have had a large number of blood transfusions in a short period of time, I remember a police officer that this happened to after being shot multiple times, he had so many transfusions the blood started to "leak" out of his vessels because the blood would no longer clot. It is also the main cause of death in those that have contracted some for of hemorrhagic fever such as e bola or hanta virus

I have been on blood thinners and four baby aspirins a day since 2006. No stomach problems yet. I hope that is not next on my list. I have ten stents and a by-pass.

OUCH!!!! doood........um well you need the water instead of blood, you sir are a special case, and please consider I have been a licensed Paramedic for over 23 years, but darn man you gotta leave the good tastin bad stuff alone. Realistically the stomach isn't the problem its the clotting factor that is, you have a need to have thin and non clotting blood as the wire the stints are made of will tend to cause thrombolytic activity

[philip964]

philip964,

Why a full size aspirin?

For those over 50, I thought a baby aspirin daily was sufficient.

Not so?

I'm not a doctor. The only drawback I am aware of in taking a full size aspirin is that is has some trouble with your stomach. A coated aspirin solves that problem usually. There has been some reports that aspirin a day can cause eye problems. It has also been linked to a reduction in colon cancer.

I think its a .380 vs .45 argument. Aspirin is cheap and is easy to carry around.

a baby aspirin a day is all that is safe for long term use as a regular aspirin at 325mg will cause a very interesting effect, its called insufflation hemorrhage, or suffusion hemorrhage. this is a condition that is caused by the breakdown of vitamin K or clotting agent in your blood and being thinned by the side effect of aspirin. remember baby aspirin is 84 mg so it is about 1/3 the concentration of regular aspirin and does not cause the effect of over thinning and blockage of vitamin K in the blood. This same condition occurs in those who have had a large number of blood transfusions in a short period of time, I remember a police officer that this happened to after being shot multiple times, he had so many transfusions the blood started to "leak" out of his vessels because the blood would no longer clot. It is also the main cause of death in those that have contracted some for of hemorrhagic fever such as e bola or hanta virus

I have been on blood thinners and four baby aspirins a day since 2006. No stomach problems yet. I hope that is not next on my list. I have ten stents and a by-pass.

OUCH!!!! doood........um well you need the water instead of blood, you sir are a special case, and please consider I have been a licensed Paramedic for over 23 years, but darn man you gotta leave the good tastin bad stuff alone. Realistically the stomach isn't the problem its the clotting factor that is, you have a need to have thin and non clotting blood as the wire the stints are made of will tend to cause thrombolytic activity

That's why God invented stint sandwiches and Plavix.

[philip964]

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More bad news for the former doctor as he remains in a coma.

[TrackinPat]

This guy's luck is just really adding up.