Bağış yapılabilecek güvenilir kuruluşlar?

Merhaba. Bağış yapabileceğim kurum arıyorum. sadece annesi ve babası olmayan çocuklara yardım yapmak istiyorum. Büyükşehirdeyim geze geze annesi babası olmayan yetim çocuk veya genç bulamıyorum maalesef, çok denedim. O yüzden kurum üzerinden yardım etmek istiyorum. Önerileriniz nedir?

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u/khamul34 — 15 hours ago

Chronology between Hunt for the Ring and Appendix B

Was "The Hunt for the Ring" part of Unfinished Tales written by JRR Tolkien before or after the "Tale of Years in Appendix B" part of Lord of the Rings?

In the Introduction part (Part 3 - IV The Hunt for the Ring) of Unfinished Tales:

There is much writing bearing on the events of the year 3018 of the Third Age, which are otherwise known from the Tale of Years and the reports of Gandalf and others to the Council of Elrond; and these writings are clearly those referred to as 'sketched out' in the letter just cited. I have given them the title 'The Hunt for the Ring'. The manuscripts themselves, in great though hardly exceptional confusion, are sufficiently described on p. 342; but the question of their date (for I believe them all, and also those of 'Concerning Gandalf, Saruman, and the Shire', given as the third element in this section, to derive from the same time) may be mentioned here. They were writtten after the publication of The Lord of the Rings, for there are references to the pagination of the printed text; but
they differ in the dates they give for certain events from those in the Tale of Years in Appendix B. The explanation is clearly that they were written after the publication of the first volume but before that of the third, containing the Appendices.

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u/khamul34 — 19 hours ago

Immunity supplement

What is the best male supplement for immunity? I'm asking for a version that has all the forms on a single tablet.

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u/khamul34 — 2 days ago

RF Ablation side effects

Hi everyone. Has anyone had headaches, brain fog/fullness, or migraines after radiofrequency ablation? I'm wondering if this is normal. Thanks

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u/khamul34 — 3 days ago

Scar Healing and Prolotherapy

Hi all. I have a subcutaneous scar tissue below my belly button because of scar revision surgery (2 months ago) incision site and my pain has increased since the surgery, and the scar tissue is quite hard and pulling. I can't do scar massage because it hurts too much when I press on it.
I heard that injecting Prolotherapy with 5% dextrose solution into this area is very beneficial, renewing scar tissue healing and breaking down scar hardening. Has anyone tried prolotherapy and benefited from it? Thanks.

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u/khamul34 — 3 days ago

Scar Healing and Prolotherapy

Hi all. I have a subcutaneous scar tissue below my belly button because of scar revision surgery (2 months ago) incision site and my pain has increased since the surgery, and the scar tissue is quite hard and pulling. I can't do scar massage because it hurts too much when I press on it.
I heard that injecting Prolotherapy with 5% dextrose solution into this area is very beneficial, renewing scar tissue healing and breaking down scar hardening. Has anyone tried prolotherapy and benefited from it? Thanks.

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u/khamul34 — 4 days ago

Scar Healing and Prolotherapy

Hi. I have a subcutaneous scar tissue below my belly button because of surgery incision site and my pain has increased since the surgery, and the scar tissue is quite hard and pulling. I heard that injecting Prolotherapy with 5% dextrose solution into this area is very beneficial, renewing scar tissue healing and breaking down scar hardening. Has anyone tried prolotherapy and benefited from it? Thanks.

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u/khamul34 — 6 days ago

Nerve Ablation Experiences

Hello. For my post-abdominal wall surgery pain, my pain doctor will perform an nerve ablation (Pulsed RFA) procedure where the nerves innervating the abdominal area exit my back.
Has anyone tried pulsed nerve ablation before and experienced good/bad experiences? I'm curious about what the process was like for those who tried it. Thanks.

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u/khamul34 — 7 days ago

Nerve Ablation Pain

Hi everyone. For my post-abdominal wall surgery chronic pain, my pain doctor will perform an nerve ablation (Pulsed RFA) procedure where the nerves (T9-T10-T11) innervating the abdominal area exit my back. Will the pain increase during and after the procedure? Thanks.

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u/khamul34 — 7 days ago

Thoughts on the Sana'a manuscripts

Hi all. When considering the timing, carbon dating, who wrote it, and the upper and lower layer containings together: What does this mean for Islam?

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u/khamul34 — 8 days ago

Eastness about Khamûl

In the Addenda and Corrigenda to The Lord of the Rings: A Reader’s Companion Arranged by Date 14.06.2024 by Wayne G. Hammond and Christina Scull:

p. 84, ll. 14–15 from bottom: The name Khamûl does not appear in The Lord of the Rings, but is in Tolkien’s account The Hunt for the Ring, published in Unfinished Tales. Our statement that Khamûl was ‘from the East’ is based on his bynames; see Reader’s Companion p. 716, and our addendum for that page below.
p. 716, paragraphs 1–2: A correspondent wrote to ask if Khamûl was, in fact, an Easterling in the published Lord of the Rings, since he is described as ‘the Black Easterling’ only in a rejected version of The Hunt for the Ring (as we quote here in the Reader’s Companion), a later version giving him a different byname, ‘the Shadow of the East’. He is generally accepted by Tolkien enthusiasts to have been from the East, in some sense; of course, neither we nor anyone else can state this authoritatively, Tolkien himself never having done so, though this seems to have been his thinking. The word Easterling suggests strongly that Khamûl was from the East of Middle-earth, whatever that may have meant in to Tolkien in terms of race, ethnicity, or customs. The byname Shadow of the East is more problematic: it may be synonymous with Black Easterling, black and shadow referring to a dark evil rather than to, say, skin colour. On the other hand, Shadow of the Eastmight not necessarily mean that Khamûl was from the East, only that he was in the East, i.e. in Mordor, a ‘shadow’ out of the East relative to the West, or (as some have suggested) it could be connected with Dol Guldur, which was east of the Anduin on the borders of Mirkwood.”

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u/khamul34 — 8 days ago

Reusable Eclar Plaster?

How long can one sheet Eclar Plaster stay on a wound after application? And when the time is up, can it be washed off and reapplied, or should I throw it away and apply a new one? So, can it be used repeatedly for a certain period of time? Thanks.

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u/khamul34 — 9 days ago

To Prevent Post-op Chronic Pain

Hello everyone. I consulted with two pain doctors about my 4 months post op inguinal hernia surgery pain.

The first one said: Damaged nerves can heal in 1-2 years, but if you experience/feel pain until the 6th month, the brain's central nervous system codes the painful area as a chronic pain zone. Therefore, even if the nerve heals in the 1st or 2nd year, the pain remains chronic in the brain, and you may still feel it. That's why you should break the pain cycle with neuropathic medications (gabapentin, pregabalin, amitrtiptyline/nortriptyline, duloxetine/cymbalta) or nerve blocks/ablations before the 6th month.

The second one said: Damaged nerves can heal in 1-2 years if you're lucky, but there's also a chance they won't. If the pain doesn't go away after 1-2 years, it doesn't mean the pain remains centrally in the brain; it means there's permanent damage to the nerve.

Therefore, I'm using gabapentin (900 mg daily) to break the pain cycle, but it doesn't seem to be very effective. Additionally, I had 2 nerve blocks, which provided only temporary relief. I'm undecided about whether to have ablation(RFA).

What should I do and what do you think about this? Thanks now.

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u/khamul34 — 10 days ago

Preventing chronic pain after surgery

Hi everyone. I consulted with two pain doctors about my post-op inguinal hernia surgery pain.

The first one said: Damaged nerves can heal in 1-2 years, but if you experience/feel pain until the 6th month, the brain's central nervous system codes the painful area as a chronic pain zone. Therefore, even if the nerve heals in the 1st or 2nd year, the pain remains chronic in the brain, and you may still feel it. That's why you should break the pain cycle with neuropathic medications (gabapentin, pregabalin, amitrtiptyline/nortriptyline, duloxetine/cymbalta) or nerve blocks/ablations before the 6th month.

The second one said: Damaged nerves can heal in 1-2 years if you're lucky, but there's also a chance they won't. If the pain doesn't go away after 1-2 years, it doesn't mean the pain remains centrally in the brain; it means there's permanent damage to the nerve.

Therefore, I'm using gabapentin (900 mg daily) to break the pain cycle, but it doesn't seem to be very effective. Additionally, I had 2 nerve blocks, which provided only temporary relief. I'm undecided about whether to have ablation(RFA). So I'm just waiting.

What do you think about all of this? Thanks now.

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u/khamul34 — 10 days ago

Scar Tissue Pain

Hi everyone. The subcutaneous scar tissue in the incision just below my belly button is very hard/tight. It's pulling/compressing the surrounding tissues, muscles, and nerves. It worsens with walking and sitting. Massage aggravates it.
What do others who have experienced something similar suggest? Thank you.

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u/khamul34 — 10 days ago

Kasık fıtığı ameliyatı sonrası kronik ağrı

Herkese merhaba. Laparoskopik kasık fıtığı ameliyatı sonrası kronik ağrım var. Hem kasığımda hem testisimde hem de kesi yerimde ağrı var. 4 ayı geride bıraktım 10-15 dakikadan fazla yürüyüş veya oturma yaparsam yama batıyor ağrıyor sızlıyor yanıyor buna ek olarak göbek deliğimin altındaki 3-4 santimlik laparoskopik cihazon sokulduğu yerde de inanılmaz ağrı var sürekli. Doktorlar kesi yeri içindeki cilt altı skar dokusunun/fibrozisin sinirleri sıkıştırdığını da düşünüyor. Algoloji doktorları sinir blokajı uyguluyor ama geçici rahatlama sağlıyor sadece. Medikal ilaçlarla da rahatlama sağlayamadım. Benzer durumla karşılaşan var mı?

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u/khamul34 — 12 days ago

To be left without friends and to lose everything.

I lost everything because of the chronic pain in my abdominal wall after my inguinal hernia surgery. I received all the psychological and psychiatric support, but due to the hernia mesh in my abdomen, the nerve damage it caused, and the scar tissue/adhesions, I constantly experience a foreign body sensation, pain, and discomfort.
I had a very happy and energetic life, and it ended with a half-hour surgery. I deliberately broke up with my girlfriend, and she'll be unhappy for life because of me, and she doesn't need a caregiver, she deserved to be happy, we're only 29.
I can't see my friends anymore either because I'm always at home, struggling with the pain. Every attempt to distract myself fails because the constant pain overwhelms you. It's very difficult to find friends and someone who understands me because everyone is moving on with their lives, and no one would benefit from spending time with me.

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u/khamul34 — 13 days ago

Inguinal hernia surgery pain and discomfort

Hi everyone. I had a lap right inguinal hernia surgery with mesh 4 months ago. I still experience occasional pain in my right testicle, the intensity of which varies. I also feel stiffness, pulling, and occasional pain in my right groin area. I feel this stiffness and foreign object sensation whenever I pull my stomach in, and this feeling worsens after walking. Has anyone experienced a reduction in these symptoms/sensations, like such as pulling stinging and a feeling of a hard foreign object besides pain, after nerve block? Will these symptoms go away, or will they remain? Thanks now.

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u/khamul34 — 14 days ago
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Post op 4 months pain and discomfort

Hello everyone. I had a lap right inguinal hernia surgery with mesh 4 months ago. I still experience occasional pain in my right testicle, the intensity of which varies. I also feel stiffness, pulling, and occasional pain in my right groin area. I feel this stiffness and foreign object sensation whenever I pull my stomach in, and this feeling worsens after walking. Does nerve block affect/reduce other sensations, like such as pulling stinging and a feeling of a hard foreign object, besides pain? Will these symptoms go away, or will they remain? Thanks.

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u/khamul34 — 14 days ago

Nerve block side effects

Hello everyone. Has anyone experienced symptoms like nausea, vomiting, fever, and diarrhea after undergoing a nerve block procedure on the abdominal wall (TAP block and groin nerves block)? I'm experiencing dizziness and gastrointestinal problems 4 days after receiving a cortisone (steroid) injection. Could cortisone have such an effect after a nerve block? Thanks.

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u/khamul34 — 15 days ago