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“Uncertainty is the refuge of hope.”

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“To keep choosing between the one kind of damage and the other was unprofitable. Wisdom lay in preventing or avoiding damage altogether, of both kinds.”

Book:The insider

Source: The insider

“...whatever we do whatever way we move forward there will be damage carried from all previous rows and columns in this mathematical computation we make, all the multi-configured additions and subtractions in language America, in all bases, particularly I'm thinking about at the moment 1492, 1776, 1861, 1867, 1980, 2016, 2020.”

Freedom Democracy Progress Revolution Tyranny Damage Conservatism Columbus Carry Your Load

Author:Shellen Lubin

“if it's built into my DNA, then how could I ever contemplate inflicting it on the people I love passing it on to children of my own, perpetuating the pain and the loneliness in another generation?”

Book:The Dressmaker's Gift

Source: The Dressmaker's Gift

“When did he first notice that in himself, that little fascination with damage and its consequences? He might alarm her. He might mean to alarm her. Doing damage to this fragile night because it was such an isolated thing, an accident, with a look of meaning about it and no meaning at all.”

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Book:Jack

Source: Jack

“I switched from the surgical masks to the KN95 masks and found that I had an irritated and sore throat. I have stopped wearing them and have gone back to the surgical masks. I think the KN95 cause too much restriction in air flow and may damage the respiratory system with long term use.”

Air Damage Throat Restriction Irritated Masks Respiratory Sore Surgical Kn95

Author:Steven Magee

“Where would my suspected hypoxic organ damage come from? High altitude astronomy. I was working in the hypoxic environment of the summit of Mauna Kea on the island of Hawaii from 2001 to 2006 at the Mauna Kea Observatories. Blood oxygen SpO2 is typically in the low 80’s, which is well below the 88% SpO2 threshold where the medical profession believes hypoxic organ damage starts occurring in the human adult body. I was sleeping at the Hale Pohaku dormitory for a week at a time at 9,200 feet where the medical profession believes central sleep apnea occurs, causing hypoxia during sleep. Sleeping tablets worsen the hypoxia, which I was using and most night shift workers use. I first started to see daily chronic fatigue in this position, but was able to struggle to work to do my week long night shift.”

Damage Mauna Kea Hawaii Telescopes Hale Observatories Hypoxic Organ Pohaku

Book:Magee’s Disease

Source: Magee’s Disease

“I was fortunate I had uncovered the protein intolerance before I became too sick to research it. I only uncovered it so quickly because it had coincided with research I was doing on hypoxic kidney damage and I was aware of the link to protein in urine. Had I gone back into a state of permanent chronic fatigue, I would have needed to move in with my parents.”

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Book:Magee’s Disease

Source: Magee’s Disease

“The rest of my life will be spent observing the progression of the underlying damage hypoxia has done to me. Residing below the 1,000 feet threshold where altitude sickness occurs in me is no magic cure for Magee’s Disease. It helps, but the underlying environmental biological damage is still there.”

Magic Environmental Damage Sickness Altitude Observing Cure Biological Hypoxia Hypersensitivity

Book:Magee’s Disease

Source: Magee’s Disease

“I would not buy a second hand car in Florida due to the high risk of flood damage.”

Risk Car Damage Flood Florida Hurricane Ian Hand Buy Second

Author:Steven Magee

“Being miles inland in Florida was no protection from the Hurricane Ian storm surge and river flooding.”

Dangerous Protection Miles Damage Florida River Flooding Hurricane Ian Storm Surge Inland

Author:Steven Magee