Wishlist #1181

7/13/2019

Salutations!

It is now 3:40 PM EST for me. I just proofread 3 of the previous lists today. I didn’t actually read them like I used to. All I did was type in the usual disclaimers and identify certain bookmarks at the end of the list. I would then seemingly just ‘look at’ the words. I think that’s what happens when you have three times as much work to do in one day for free blog advice. The good news is, even though I was very lax with the proofreading, I believe those 3 past lists were my best ideas so far.

[8/3/2019: A day or so after typing this ‘anal fissure’ information, I think it may have been 7/14/19, I realized that I may have been presumptuous for presenting this ‘anal fissure’ information to you. I probably insulted some of you, and for that, I officially apologize. I did not intend to maliciously insult anyone. It was a mistake. I may have lost a few readers because of that(people chose to no longer read this blog). So, after addressing that, if you choose to continue reading, I recommend that you also see this mistake as a learning lesson, especially for the kids. That way, if you are in a situation that is relevant, you can use what you learned here, for example, to avoid making such a mistake yourself. I’m not saying that it has to be about informing someone about anal fissures. It can be about talking about something that has some serious justification on your part, and you use that serious justification to explain something. And because of that serious justification, you may be presumptuous in informing others. As a solution, put some sort of explanation before using serious justification in your explanation. That way, at least you tried to avoid being somewhat presumptuous. And of course, that is what I am also doing now. For the future readers, I am using a little serious justification in my ‘anal fissure’ explanation. As of now, to be clear, it is not my intent to be presumptuous in explaining about anal fissures. Again, I apologize. And, of course, you don’t have to use anything in this blog, especially the ‘anal fissure’ information, if you don’t want to. 8/3/2019]

For those of you who want to know, I had anal fissure surgery, but I talked to the doctor who gave me that surgery that I had another problem in the external area. I thought it was called ‘external hemorrhoids’. He examined the area, and eventually prescribed a cream to place on the external area. Ever since then, I believe the problem got worse, and I saw another doctor this past Tuesday, 7/09/19, about it. He diagnosed that I had yet another anal fissure that was causing the bleeding. It was just closer to the external area, and recommended that I apply a gel to only the external area 2 times a day, and then see him again 3 weeks from then. If there is no significant progress with the gel, I am assuming that I would be offered a surgical solution that, based on my understanding, would relax the muscles in that area, which should allow that 2nd anal fissure to heal. The gel is not supposed to be used rectally, just on the external area. If I used this gel rectally(insert the medication using my finger), it will make the anal fissure worse. You may find this information useful, in case you experience a similar situation, or the information itself is useful to you. For example, you may have learned to clarify with your doctor how the gel is to be used. Some gels, creams, or ointments should be used rectally, others should only be used on the external area. Talk to your doctor to make sure.

Since it’s already 3:54 PM EST for me, I’m not going to type in any ideas today. Yesterday, I did a lot of walking, since the gel had to be bought from a specialty pharmacy. It had to be prepared in a way that other pharmacies in general could not do. I will type in other ideas next Saturday, so if you are there, I’ll see you then.

7/20/2019

Salutations!

It is now 9:56 AM EST for me. I invented an idea this past Thursday morning, 7/18/2019, that I want to explain in the next list. I don’t want people reading about such an idea with my anal fissure complaints in it, so I’ll just explain it in the next list. I don’t expect people to have actually read the previous lists, but I did talk about my anal fissure problems before. I am aware that it’s possible that adults, especially parents, may believe that talking about anal fissures is inappropriate for kids, so to try to get back on your good side, so to speak, here’s my explanation: Here’s a quote from www.wikipedia.org about hemorrhoids:

‘ Approximately 50% to 66% of people have problems with hemorrhoids at some point in their lives. Males and females are both affected with about equal frequency. ‘

So, statistically, more than half of students in class will probably get hemorrhoids when they get older. Based on my experience with a previous anal fissure problem that I had resolved with surgery, it may take several years before a person finally has a possible anal fissure/hemorrhoids problem resolved by surgery, if surgery is warranted. For example, based on my experience, if you have the problem, you may 1st try to treat it with medication. As the 1st medication falters/does not work, your doctor will probably give you another form of medication that may work. And when the symptoms of your possible anal fissure problem gets worse to the point when medication is no longer acceptably effective, you may finally visit a colon and rectal surgeon. When that happens, let’s say 2 or more years have passed where you would just use your own finger to apply the medication in your rectum. So, when the colon and rectal surgeon would place a probe in your rectum to examine it, you may experience a lot of pain, because the only probe that you have been using for over 2 years was one of your own fingers. And it is my belief that, after a person experiences such pain, that person may believe that surgery to resolve such a problem is no longer acceptable, based on that pain that he/she experienced. And that initial decision may cause such a person to not use surgery to resolve such a problem for another year or more. So, based on my experience, without talking to someone about it, or being informed about it, it’s possible that not treating such a problem surgically may easily last for over 3 years.

So, based on my experience and belief, being informed about a possible anal fissure problem that may occur in the future can be very useful to people in general, even to kids. Here’s a question about hemorrhoids awareness: if kids are not informed about it, then when will they be informed about it? By the time an adult experiences such a problem, in my opinion, they may experience some discomfort for 3 years easily before deciding on their own through experience to use surgery to treat it. I believe that the major problem about hemorrhoids is that people in general are simply not aware enough about it. It is my belief that most people who will get hemorrhoids will just manage it’s pain for many years using pain creams/ointment/gels. It is my belief that such a course of pain management will limit their physical recreational activities. What happens if they are in a situation where their pain medications are not available for a significant amount of time, because of another place they choose to be or live in? Even if an arrangement could be made to allow such a person to have such pain medication available, will the person who has such a hemorrhoids problem be able to make such an arrangement on their own, or find someone else who can?

The solution I provided in the past, when the person who visited a colon and rectal doctor experienced pain, was to inform that person that, when the surgery occurs, he/she will be under some sort of anesthesia, such as general anesthesia, and will not feel any pain during surgery. When I had the surgery, I was given general anesthesia(I was asleep during the surgery). You see? Being informed makes a difference. So, to give you a tv show illustration that has some humor involved, I recommend watching a scene from episode 1.11 ‘Disrupt’ from sci-fi tv show ‘Almost Human(2014)’, starring Karl Urban as Detective John Kennex, and Michael Ealy as Dorian. The episode is available streaming from Amazon.com, and according to Amazon Video, that scene starts 7 minutes and 29 seconds into the episode, Detective Kennex is having a conversation with Halverson. Here is the quote:

Halverson: ‘Hey, listen, I thought Detective Paul was gonna be taking this one. Isn’t this his shift?’

Detective Kennex: ‘He’s out. Surgery.’

Halverson: ‘Is he okay?’

Detective Kennex: ‘Hemorrhoids. Internal… and external.’

Halverson: ‘Oh, that’s rough.’

Detective Kennex: ‘We’re taking up a collection for him. We’re gonna buy him one of those nice little donut pillows, you know? You might want to chip in.’

Halverson: ‘Yeah, that’s a good idea.’

To be clear, Detective Kennex in the episode has been making jokes about Detective Paul’s absence to the others in that law enforcement division, lies that the others interpret as true.

So, I’m going to give you that new idea I invented in the next list. After I’m finished with that, I’ll come back here and give you another idea.

I just thought of this less than a minute ago. It is now 10:58 AM for me. If a kid gets examined by a colon and rectal doctor and experiences pain from the probe, when that kid gets the surgery, he/she will be given anesthesia. Of course, talk to your parents and doctor about it. You won’t feel any pain during the surgery, since you may be asleep because of the anesthesia. It is my belief that the pain experienced during the 1st examination may discourage a lot of people from having the surgery. You won’t feel any pain during the surgery because you will probably be asleep because of the anesthesia.

8/3/2019

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It is now 11:49 AM EST for me. As a caution, I think I spent over 3 hours looking for a music video! So, based on my experience, if anyone is looking for music videos as part of their advice and they’re new at it, based on my experience, you will get used to it more, but you should be mindful as to how long you endeavor to look for it. At least most of the time that I would look for a music video, a lot of time would be used. Anyway, the music video I recommend is music video ‘Laugh It Off’ by Chelsea Jade. Wikipedia has a page about her, but doesn’t say anything specific about her song. Here is a quote:

‘ Chelsea Jade Metcalf (born 11 May 1989) is a South African-born New Zealand singer-songwriter and record producer based in Los Angeles, California. Vice has described her as New Zealand’s “Accidental Dream Pop Hero”. ‘

I found the music video from youtube.com’s publisher ‘Top 40 Music Charts’. I looked in Wikipedia to find the countries whose majority population speak English, and in the ‘Top 40 Music Charts’ youtube link, I typed in the country ‘new zealand’, since English is the main language used in that country. And from that selection, I chose ‘NEW ZEALAND TOP 40 Songs This Week | 31 July, 2018 | Music Chart’. In that selection, there are 40 music videos, and ‘Laugh It Off’ is #3. I chose this music video because Chelsea Jade does something in it that is not supposed to happen in America involving driving. In America, you’re supposed to wear a seat belt while in a car. However, while Chelsea Jade is performing in the music video, she is a car passenger that is sticking her head out a moving car. Clearly, she’s not wearing a seat belt. While I was watching that music video for the 1st time earlier today, since I live in America, I don’t normally see people sticking their heads out while in a moving car. They may cause the driver to get a ticket from a police officer if they do that. However, I do see from time to time dogs sticking their heads out while in moving cars. I am not trying to insult Chelsea Jade’s performance. It’s just that it is my belief that, in America, you’ll probably see the owner’s dog stick it’s head out while the car is moving, not an actual person. Also, there’s this scene where you are looking at a parked car expecting Chelsea Jade to be in it, and instead she is showing herself from another place. You might like watching the music video once. Here is a quote from the song:

Cause I got the good sense to laugh it off
But this is crazy
You make it seem like I’m the one
Who’s being shady

But your love is in the liminal

And maybe
Just maybe

Standard demographic is not standard:

Just a reminder, I said this a few times before, that the standard demographic advice I type in this blog should not be interpreted as standard. I have been doing this for several years, and even though I am not a psychiatrist, I believe I learned over time how to articulate these ideas better. If you read this blog, some of you may think that the expectations presented might be something that you should expect from other forms of information created by other non professional advice giving people. For example, if kids make a blog and give advice, I don’t expect many of the expectations that I have learned over the years to be in their blogs.

The next idea I have no name for yet, and may be explained from the following story: To warn the kids in advance, I don’t want them to freak about what I am about to type in. I only imagined it, and if you know of someone that did it, including yourself, I just imagined it. I am, after all, an adult. So, here’s the story: I imagined a girl while by the sink showing her mom something. She is holding a hand towel that has some water in it, and she is showing her mom that she is wringing it, causing some of the water to come out of it. In that context of the story, she was showing her that she is trying to get everything useful out of the blog she was reading.

I thought about that imagined moment, and of course it’s none of my business, what the girl showed her mom, and it caused me to have some concern as to how the kids could be very serious with the use of these ideas. And that is what caused me to invent the ‘James Bond Space Station’ story, and here it is:

It starts with a quote from the movie ‘A View to a Kill’ starring Roger Moore as James Bond, and Patrick Macnee as Sir Godfrey Tibbett. The movie is available from Amazon.com as a streaming purchase only, not as a rental. You don’t have to buy it. You can just read the quote, or just watch it from your cable tv service. The quot starts, according to Amazon Video, 38 minutes and 31 seconds into the movie, James Bond is talking to Sir Godfrey. Here is the quote:

James Bond: ‘Surgery. That is how Zorin won the race. The good Herr Dr. Mortner implanted one of these microchips into Pegasus. You see, these microchips are programmed to control an injection of additional natural horse steroids to overcome fatigue during the race.’

Sir Godfrey: ‘How?’

James Bond: ‘The injection with that small needle is triggered by a remote-controlled transmitter small enough to fit into the tip of a jockey’s whip or a cane.’

James Bond Space Station:

So, using that movie reference, here’s the ‘James Bond Space Station’ idea: I imagined that, if a government would make a space station with hundreds of people in it, they would need to be informed of certain things in order to live and interact with each other. It’s information that they would need to know. Since it’s important information, there is someone in that space station who is trained to teach those people what they need to know. And for this story, that someone talks like James Bond, like the way Bond explained to Sir Godfrey how the injection is administered. Before they would talk to Bond, they would probably at least attend the class where the information is originally presented. That way, that would make it easier to explain to that person what he/she needs to know.

So, if you think of that ‘James Bond Space Station’ story, you may imagine many people in that space station making an appointment to talk to James Bond, since they need to know certain things. And that imagined event may help you use this blog with another reference to think about. In other words, having the ability to teach people things that they need to know should make more sense to you.

It is now 2:16 PM EST for me. I’m going to close Wishlist #1181 now, proofread it, and continue with Wishlist #1182 later today.

TV-14 sci-fi violence and viewer discretion for tv show ‘Almost Human’. PG violence and viewer discretion for action movie ‘A View to a Kill’. Use refurbished for advice references recommended. Throw away rest of episode, series, and movie. [Use mental bookmarks ‘Standard demographic is not standard’ and ‘James Bond Space Station’ for reference, allocation, and prevention when needed.