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There is an “ick” factor about having a medical device without necessity that requires occasional maintenance that cosmetic surgery does not. In a case of medic
by xattt 7y ago
There is an “ick” factor about having a medical device without necessity that requires occasional maintenance that cosmetic surgery does not. In a case of medical necessity, the “ick” factor is overridden by the individual desiring some degree of quality of life.
Taken to the extreme, the programmer truly devoted to coding productivity can equip themselves with a PEG, a feeding pump, a Foley catheter and a Dignicare device to manage all bodily functions.