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Waaah!!!
:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:…pole mungu wangu for my constant nagging and complaining about non issues ,forgive me priss
Hehehheeh kwani ni pump ya Davis & shirtliff ati ikichoma runner rings unabadilisha… How does the changeover happen? Aaa taniua na mawazo hapa
Touching
what? Be thankful, I am thankful to God always.
Uliwacha kutumia thesaurus siku hizi?
@johntez addi gaza msafi, pardon sire, a minute of your time if you please. I believe there’s an opportunity here for a lad of your proclivity.
We must thank God for everything…starting with Uhai. Each single day.
Whenever I’m in deep sh!t, najiambia it could be worse
nasonga mbele kama injili
Wolololoo…yet she affords to smile …such a strong lady
That’s not entirely true…relax! Her heart is still intact and inside of her. She’s carrying what looks like an old version, LVAD (left ventricular assist device), and how it’s implanted is by dissecting a small portion of the heart (the left ventricular apex) for insertion of the inflow cannula while the outflow cannula is grafted into the ascending aorta. Heart pump assist devices are implanted with two major end points in mind: as “destination therapy” for those who are not eligible for a heart transplant or if there’s a possibility their heart function will improve over time. LVAD’s are also inserted as “bridge therapy” as these very sick patients wait for a heart transplant.
Like this:
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you started well till you spoke your language.
si poa kuleta jokes,
People easily fall for propaganda. Hapo juu karibu @ChifuMbitika alie machozi. This stuff is very common.
It’s not common Digi. How many people in your town do you know with such?
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