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* يحليلُه اللّي يقول ان البنتَ مثْل الجقاره يدّخنها وفَي النهايه يَدوسها يـــاروُح امَك ماعلمٌوكْ انْ الجقاره ذبَحت مــلاآيين (a)! ...
* model : rashed al-majed <333.. {Bafjr rasch }!! haha:p / mashallah
* had fun fe alshaleeeh with u all :p<3!! 7daa el jaw raheeb<3! ..
Victim tested positive for #methylisothiazolinone allergy (sensitization is caused from repeat exposure to this preservative found in hundreds of household products and makeup, as well as toilet paper, household paint and industrial products).
The Rash Mela is one of the oldest traditional festivals of Hindu religious. People are praying and bathing in the Bay of Bengal on the occasion on the full moon of the Bengal month of Kartika.(PURNO SNAN)
#methylisothiazolinone allergy is caused by repeat exposure to the so-called "safe" preservative which is found in hundreds of products in home and work, worldwide. Reactions can be painful and disfiguring, and can last for months or even years if not properly diagnosed and treated. A simple patch test will usually reveal the allergy.
Road Rash Survivors
On August 9, 2008, a terrible accident happened on the Lincoln Road near Fredericton NB, Canada.
10 Bikers known as CAV Members ( Canadian Army Veterans Bikers Organisation ) were traveling on Lincoln Road escorting a groom and best man to their wedding. They were in the Canadian safety staggered formation and were cruising along at about 60 km/h into an 80 zone. ( Speeding was not a factor ).
The day was grey and the sun was trying to peak in but the clouds were too thick. It didn't matter... the 10 bikers were happy wearing their colors and the groom and best man wearing their tuxedos... all smiles.. it didn't matter if the sun was out or not. The ride was pleasant and it was going to be a huge surprise for the bride waiting at church since she had no clue her groom was arriving on his bike and being escorted by fellow comrades.
I remember ( yes, I was the last biker in this group ), I remember turning into Lincoln road and a car cut in front of the last 2 bikers. So the first 8 bikers were ahead of us and ahead of the blue civic car. The biker to my right was named Graeme. I was on the left side of the staggered formation.
I clutched and geared up to put some speed on to be at the same place as graeme. When I reached his side I lowered my head to check my speedometer. It read 45 miles per hour. Then, I smiled and knew I was in my comfort zone and I lifted my eyes back on the road to see .. tragedy.
A red car was traveling towards us and he crossed the median and hit the first bike but the first bike never went down. The car mirror hit the clutch of biker 3 and broke his little finger. Then, he got the groom, the best man, Mark, my boyfriend and then swirled in the ditch. While all this is happening, the blue civic in front of me had slammed on the brakes and so did Graeme and me. I seen my boyfriend go about 10 feet in the air.. along with the other bikers flying off their bikes.
I had 3 seconds to react for my actions. I was in the middle of Grame's back wheel and the bumper of the car. Do I hit the car and risk flying over its trunk and roof and land in front of it and die ? Do I close my eyes and pray that I would fit and try to pass between Graeme's wheel and the bumper ? ( Which was about perhaps 2 feet ) ..and risk taking him down or do I lay the bike down and aim for the back wheel of the car to reduce impact ?
The stories I have read in blogs on cbc... and other places... sickens me. I am tired of being said I did the wrong thing ( some says I did the right thing ) ... well guess what people.. I must of done the right thing in many many ways. I am here to tell this story today. so laying my bike down to avoir killing a fellow biker was the right thing to do. I also saved a life that day. I walked to my boyfriend and applied a tourniket to his arm because he had a lacerated wrist, cut tendons, muscles and artery. His leg was broken in 5 places. The groom lost his leg. The best man had a broken arm and broken leg. My friend Mark got a detached retina along with severe whiplash and lost his short term memory.
Accidents happens... but what sickens me is the fact people comes to you and says they would of done it differently. Good for them if they want to do it differently. ALL accidents are not the same. There's different ways of survival.
Hearing Graeme tell me that I did the right thing was all that mattered that day. He said he lost his wife in a motorbike accident because someone never seen her and ran her over several years ago.
Hearing my boyfriend thanking me for the saving of his life.
Hearing the RCMP saying I am a true hero and I did the right thing.... being inside most of the New-Brunswick newspapers saying I was brave and received a bravery and heroism award is enough to make me happy inside and know I did the right thing.
Will I ever get on a bike again ? It's been several months and I need to get a new bike. Our bikes were all destroyed that day. I plan on sitting on one today after I post this and I will try to put this dark day behind me... after all .. it's just an accident ... a reminder to be more carefull and on the look out for others that can't be on the lookout for themseves. I guess you need to be a biker to understand how serious it is to be safe on the road.
The driver is not hurt... and there was no cell phone involved ( according to his statement )... he was talking with his daughter which was in the back seat and I guess he took down 6 bikers without paying attention to what he was doing. It's also a nice idea to insure your vehicule since this guy never had insurance on this car. Why drive without proper insurance and risk being in an accident like this ? I dunno if he really realises but this is affecting 10 bikers.... 6 of which needs a huge life adjustement because things are not the same anymore. Not with all the wounds and missing body parts.
This picture shows 9 out of 10 road rash survivors.
Front row(Left to right ): Alain (best man), Butch, Frank (groom to be)
Second row(Left to right): Graeme, Mike, Gabby (me), George, Mark and Chris. Missing on picture - Rocky. The one who had his little finger broken from the clutch.
Where does road rash survivors comes from ? Well .. no one died and we all had road rash...
More to come about 'road rash' since I'm working on writting the story and sending it to Readers Digest.
wanted to paint some new letters so i said id do a rash one seeing as his aniversery is coming up early next month.cant really see alot of detail in this picture
..r.i.p
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Victim tested positive for #methylisothiazolinone allergy (sensitization is caused from repeat exposure to this preservative found in hundreds of household products and makeup, as well as toilet paper, household paint and industrial products).
Cute little packrat. He was sniffing the air here, not quite sure what to make of me.
Jackson Co., Tn.
The Rash Mela is one of the oldest traditional festivals of Hindu religious. People are bathing and praying in the Bay of Bengal on the occasion on the full moon of the Bengal month of Kartika.which is also known as" PURNO SNAN "
#methylisothiazolinone allergy is caused by repeat exposure to the so-called "safe" preservative which is found in hundreds of products in home and work, worldwide. Reactions can be painful and disfiguring, and can last for months or even years if not properly diagnosed and treated. A simple patch test will usually reveal the allergy.
There are many different types of skin rashes, but something they have in common, are reddened areas of skin that often become itchy or blistery.Your best solution to rashes is…
TAMANU OIL!
I think i woke up colour blind on saturday.. i painted two outlines on top of eachother first Ochre then Slicer...met a 12 yr old writer from Sweden painting by himself and then found a full box of beers... weird day.
In 1996 I was hit while on a motorcycle by a drunk driver who ran a red light in Hoboken, New Jersey ... I still remember laying on the pavement in the middle of the road having her tell me that she was not drunk, she was.
I was thrown 25 feet and the motorcycle smashed into a pole. The bike was considered a total loss.
Growing up on dirtbikes, I always remember my Dad telling me that if I fall, keep my head up. I did. No head injury.
I was on crutches for weeks, but I made it out alive ...
Meth is a highly addictive drug that leads to a variety of dangerous side effects including sores on the skin. These sores can lead to infection and other adverse health effects if not treated.
Methamphetamine is a highly addictive drug that can cause serious mental and physical side effects because of the corrosive chemicals that drug dealers use during the manufacturing process to give it its crystal-like appearance.
Meth abuse leads rapidly to addiction and can quickly deteriorate a person’s life. What many people find the most shocking about the way meth affects the body are the sores caused by meth effects on the skin.
How Does Meth Affect The Skin?
There are several different crystal meth side effects on the skin that can happen not long after a person starts taking this drug, the first of which are the sores that develop from scratching and picking at the skin.
Many addicted individuals say that when they are “tweaking,” they have no sense of time or reality. They scratch and pick the skin all over their body until the skin bleeds and becomes infected.
Most of the sores look like a bad case of acne at first glance. But upon closer inspection, it is easy to see how deep the wounds are. The skin of a person who is addicted to methamphetamine is also affected by the way that they tend to stop taking care of their personal hygiene.
What Causes Meth Sores?
Meth sores frequently occur because of the hallucinations that the drug causes. In an addicted person’s mind, they believe that their skin is covered with crawling, biting insects. While they aren’t actually real, the person will still attempt to remove them by scratching and picking at their skin. Some severe hallucinations may even cause a person to attempt to cut the insects out of their skin using a knife or other sharp object.