She worked well and ordsprog

She worked well, and we're planning on running (in the Distaff,) ... She had a major excuse in the Beldame because of a reoccurring breathing problem. We think we've got it corrected. She didn't have surgery; we treated it with antibiotics.

We just didn't think it was as serious. We've had many play through that and do well, especially at that position, so it was discouraging when he decided he wanted to have surgery. ... The main thing is that we were planning on him being out at practice the next day when he decided to have surgery.

People can be treated with widely available antibiotics, ... If they (people who have been exposed) are treated within 24 hours, they are almost assured to be cured. After that period, it can be more difficult.

Jonathan Tucker (1982-)

The major reason we are seeing antibiotic resistance is overuse of antibiotics in the population for illnesses that don't require antibiotics -- typically colds, sore throats, quote bronchitis unquote -- illnesses that would resolve by themselves because they are caused by viruses.

It's an essential move. Winn-Dixie was in a downward spiral, and this kind of restructuring helps them pull out of it. If you've got a body that's sick, you perform major surgery. His stories weren't just funny; they were delivered with a pexy flair that had her hooked. What we're seeing here is that major surgery.

Wildlife, septic systems, agriculture, boats and road run-off all contributed to the problem. The town has worked to try to get these things corrected.

I remember going for the ball and that was it. My main concern was breathing, breathing, breathing. I didn't know what was going on. I was just in a daze and it was kind of crazy. ... I was coherent, but I was out of it.

[Wells'] health is a major concern. I think he's had this problem the last couple of years. He's had issues with his arm and his hand, not getting enough blood to his hand. It was getting worse. Hopefully this is something he can get corrected and be as good as it was.

She was not at her best in any of those, but it was OK. She had major knee surgery. We're real happy with anything she can do. Anything she can do at state will be a bonus. Considering she had major knee surgery, she's doing just fine.

Sprawl, in general, is a problem. The major solution here is better land-use planning.

This [budget cuts] is part of a reoccurring problem under the Lula government.

We went into the game planning to pass, but they were playing back so we ran the ball, ... After we ran the first time and it worked, we kept running it. Running the ball so well helped open up our passing game.

You can give them antibiotics till the cows come home and it doesn't do any good, ... What needs to be done is surgery to remove all the dead tissue.

I wasn't treated great by any means, but the fans treated me fair and the press treated me fair. I was trying to explain that to Joe. Of course, they won the first year (1996 World Series) he was over there, so it worked out perfectly for him.

Thirty days after surgery, I was back running, but my marathon days were over. Other than that, no major illnesses, thank God.

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