[RPG] [crotch] We Have No Rice! ~Magical Farming Survival RPG~

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nina had her thyroid and lymph nodes removed, and she was surprised to learn when the pathology report came back that there was no evidence of cancer. the surgeon’s theory was that, since only a small section of the thyroid was sent to pathology for a biopsy, it was possible that this section did not have any cancer cells, and the cancer probably would have been found somewhere else in the thyroid. at this point, nina accepted his explanation and was optimistic, because thyroid cancer has a 95 percent survival rate and is one of cancer’s most curable forms.

my good friend nina had her thyroid and lymph nodes removed and she was surprised to learn when the pathology report came back that there was no evidence of cancer. the surgeon’s theory was that, since only a small section of the thyroid was sent to pathology for a biopsy, it was possible that this section did not have any cancer cells, and the cancer probably would have been found somewhere else in the thyroid. at this point, nina accepted his explanation and was optimistic, because thyroid cancer has a 95 percent survival rate and is one of cancer’s most curable forms.

i am 56 years old and was diagnosed with stage iiic in october of 2002. i had gone to my gyn for several years with complaints of pain and recurrent uti’s. two sonograms were done and a ct scan but both showed negative. my doctor was on vacation when another doctor saw me and decided to run a ca125. guess what–it was elavated. a laproscopic sugery was done and tumor removed. they wanted to start me on chemo, but i had read that if an onc-gyn does not do the debulking your survival chances drop. i headed for md anderson. they removed tumor that had been left from the first surgery and i started on chemo. i have been through 8 round of carbo/taxol and a second look surgery. after my second round of chemo i had a stroke. they said that chemo makes tour blood thick. i have my doubts about that. anyway my second look was negative and i am now on consolidation therapy with taxol for a year. i am thankful that my body responded to chemo. i have a friend who did not and is now terminal. my advice to someone who is diagnosed with this disease is to learn as much as possible about this disease and treatments available.

and a brief note to add on this : its cool if you dont wanna know if eggs come on cd2. since you dont need to play cd2 if you dont want to play other parts of the game.. i cant really reveal more right now, since theres a lot of content here. but if you want you can just look at the reviews and titles of the specific eggs. after you find all the eggs, youll see it in the reviews under “review”. so dont worry, and hopefully you enjoy it ^_^ turning points. i wasnt so sure what to call the game. i even thought for a while that i should be calling it a study of a fucked up sexy loner nerd girl who has tons of problems. but that just doesnt have the same ring to it. so then i thought about it a study of a fucked up sexy loner nerd girl who has tons of problems. then i thought about it a study of a fucked up sexy loner nerd girl who has tons of problems. this is probably a good thing. its starting to be reminiscent of the old metal band names of the 90s! title. so i picked we have no rice! it has two meanings : a 1) we have no rice is a metaphor for the fact that people keep dying. its like someone dies 2 times 2) we have no rice is a pun, since rice has been a taboo subject in many countries. it means that in these countries that taboo subject has become a law against the rice to be grown and harvested. so theres a country where theres no rice. theres a country where even growing rice is against the law. its a metaphor because laws have become so great that they overshadow a culture and thats just not right. so, when we have no rice, it just means that something thats wrong has become right. which is sort of like what happens with a lot of things in our modern life. the other meaning is a literal meaning, theres no rice in some people because their bodies are unable to produce eggs.and thats just a sad fact of life. and its called menopause. or in some cases, shes just straight up sterile. she cant give off any eggs at all! so thats a different topic that crops up in the game. which isnt really a topic at all ^_^ introduction. so, to introduce myself to the new player base, i want to give you some background. i started playing this game and rpgs in general a few years ago in junior high. i started playing when i was still in grade 8, or grade 7. i dont really remember anymore. but i remember that i had a friend (alice) who i always played with. she was the one who introduced me to rpgs. it was her birthday that i got my first dvd ever, a single player rpg i think. i think its called : dizzy blonde or something like that. if i recall correctly, my favorite games back then were the metal shop (an rpg where you actually helped make metal) and maniac mansion (a puzzle game where you explored a mansion). 5ec8ef588b