This is just plain wickedness and doing it only causes burns and more harm.
A stroke happens when the blood supply to part of the brain is blocked or when a blood vessel in the brain bursts. The treatment depends on which one it is.
What they need is a hospital, brain imaging and urgent medical treatment, not fire on their body.
Please stop misleading people. A stroke is a medical emergency, not something you burn out of the body.
The interesting part is that two things can be true at once:
A message can deserve examination, while the people delivering it can still be deeply flawed.
If a preacher abused the trust placed in them, that tells us something about the preacher not automatically about the truth or falsehood of the message.
Even a bad messenger can carry a message worth investigating.
So the real question isn’t simply, “Were some of the messengers corrupt?” History already gives us enough reasons to say that some were.
The better question is: Can the message itself withstand scrutiny when separated from the character, motives, and mistakes of those who delivered it?
Don’t confuse the messenger with the message.
Sometimes the smartest audit isn’t deleting the entire file because one page was compromised.
Woman finally breaks her silence on the viral NYSC camp scandal, sharing how she was wrongly accused of committing adultery and sent out of orientation camp after being framed by an obsessed corps member she rejected. According to her, he used AI-generated photos and videos to set her up, but after a forensic investigation proved the evidence was fake, NYSC apologized and allowed her to return and complete her service 😳🙆🏽♂️
If it were me, that conversation would have lasted approximately 12 seconds.
Please go and bring the car keys.
Refusal?
“No problem. You can also go and bring your luggage while you’re at it.”
Sometimes boundaries don’t need a TED Talk. Clear instructions, clear consequences, everybody understands the assignment.
@Maazijnr They caught my aorta about to burst any minute. Put in a mechanical valve last May. It’s not where we’ve been it’s where we are now. Keep pushing forward