Sentences with phrase «chance you needed surgery»

If you've ever broken a bone, there's a good chance you needed surgery, braces, or splints to realign the bone.

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The Nets desperately need a small forward after losing Damion James and Shawne Williams to foot surgeries this month, so Green will get a chance to prove he deserves a guaranteed contract.

Antigua goalkeeper Janiel Simon, a landscape gardener by trade, was forced to miss his side's World Cup qualifier against Cuba in the summer of 2008 after damaging his right eye with a «weed - whacker», which left him needing surgery with a «50/50» chance of regaining his sight.

If you are compliant with your follow - up care, you abide by your doctor's instructions, and you are mindful of your nutritional needs, you will have a greater chance of breastfeeding successfully after weight loss surgery.

They could even make the disease worse and increase a patient's chances of needing surgery, he said.

But postponing it for two weeks would give his lungs a chance to develop more — so he had a better chance of survival in case he needed to be delivered prematurely, should something go wrong during my surgery.

Healthy Skin and Hair Those patients who have had bariatric surgery are ordered to supplement with protein shakes to ensure that they meet their daily needs and it will reduce * the chance of their skin and nails breaking or becoming unhealthy due to the extreme calorie restriction.

When Lili is given the chance for sex - reassignment surgery («this is not my body, professor, please take it away»), she is told that the two operations needed to make him fully a woman have a high risk of «failure, infections, complications».

There is finally a chance to shake off the stigma of having a dog with some space needs (whether it be because they've just had surgery, were abused, or a bit shy), but for that to happen, TYDP needs to succeed.

If your pet has ever needed surgery or emergency care, chances are you've felt a knot in your stomach when you saw the vet bill.

Whether it's delivering first aid, performing emergency surgery or getting the diagnostics needed, we'll get the situation under control as quickly as possible and do whatever it takes to improve the chances of a positive outcome.

If you think you might need surgery, consult your vet and discuss your options so that you give your dog the best possible chance for recovery.

In honour of Tovi who, as a puppy, was hit by a car and needed extensive surgery to save his life, donations to the Tovi fund go to cover the costs of surgeries and special procedures so that other homeless animals are afforded the same chance at life.

BHRR was founded as a Great Dane / Giant Breed Rescue that focuses strongly on the special needs and this wee pup needs medical attention / surgery immediately in order for us to have the best chance of saving that leg.

Depending on the organization, adoption fees can include a health check upon arrival; vaccines and / or deworming and / or other medications, as needed; rehabilitating sick or ill animals; socializing timid or shy animals to give them a better chance of adoption; providing spay / neuter surgery (which some owners may not do if left to their own devices); microchip and / or tattoo and / or license; information on caring for the pet, including help after the adoption; subsidized or low - cost training / obedience classes; and goodness knows what other extras.

Chances are, at some point during your pet's lifetime, he or she will need to undergo some type of surgery, whether it's something as simple as a routine spay or neuter or a more complex procedure.

Suddenly, we have to spay a sick animal that has an increased chance of complications with anesthesia and surgery and a greatly increased cost due to longer, more involved procedures and the need to hospitalize a patient before and after surgery.

That's a very small amount to help all the animals who need a second chance at life and who require medical care, housing, spay / neuter surgeries, time and patience while we find them a loving home.

If your recovery period is longer than this and if you have had follow up surgery including the need for annual check - ups there is a good chance you have been the victim of clinical negligence.

As we continue to age, the higher the chances that we will need intensive hospital services, surgeries, and several expensive prescription drugs that need refilling on a monthly basis.

I'm not going to waste my money on $ 500 monthly premiums when the chance that I'll need surgery or an expensive health care procedure is so small.»