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like it was so fun walking around the hospital pushing patients around like id average 15k-20k steps each shift
i also met cool doctors, techs, PAs, etc and got to hear ab a patient’s life story (if they weren’t drugged out)
ughhh i regret quitting sm now i have to find another job soon but i feel like i wont find something like that😭😭😭
 
i shall be more active
Procedure:
  1. Apply topical anesthetic to skin
  2. Saw open the bone along the lines shown in the chart above
  3. Move the maxilla (and other components such as Zygos if performing Lefort 2) forward, backwards, upwards, downwards, or rotationally depending on what you are hoping to achieve with your Lefort
  4. Use plates and screws and hammer to hold the bone together between the skull and where the maxilla has been moved to
  5. Close up the skin with stitches

This is a very simple procedure to complete at home.

PM @Ihateniggers! with any questions you have!
 
like it was so fun walking around the hospital pushing patients around like id average 15k-20k steps each shift
i also met cool doctors, techs, PAs, etc and got to hear ab a patient’s life story (if they weren’t drugged out)
ughhh i regret quitting sm now i have to find another job soon but i feel like i wont find something like that😭😭😭
Hospitals reek of death.
 
Hospitals reek of death.
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like it was so fun walking around the hospital pushing patients around like id average 15k-20k steps each shift
i also met cool doctors, techs, PAs, etc and got to hear ab a patient’s life story (if they weren’t drugged out)
ughhh i regret quitting sm now i have to find another job soon but i feel like i wont find something like that😭😭😭
Good at least you used to loose weight
 

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