2008 Minnesota Lynn Rubenstein

recommending exercise for someone in a wheelchair? ooh, real sound advice...what's next? maybe she should get on a stairmaster?  lol, you, lol

Therm..tual: You're a real A-hole with no idea what it's like to live in pain having to medicine that would knock you out, you've no idea what it's like too be rolled out of bed because pain that keep you there, you've no idea what it's like to watch people have physical fun in their lives while us in pain can only watch. You are a "Sad" excuse for a human being. Don't come back at me for these comments because I too live in this type of pain gotten while protecting your rights as an American.

Well if you sacrificed your life protecting my rights, thank you for that. You did an incredible thing, and I highly respect you for that.

I wish some of the information that has since come out was present in the commercial. Once I saw this story, I immediately questioned the lifestyle that led her to this painful place. Once it was cleared up that this injury was not due to an unhealthy lifestyle, all of my objections were cleared. Thank you for extrapolating.

You sound like you have 0% brain power when it comes to people and medical problems. Have you ever had to sit in a Wheelchair for any length of time? Have you ever had pain that will not go away because of injuries sustained at an earlier time in your life? Do you know what it is like having to take drugs to relieve pain in order for you to function on a daily basis. Maybe one day you will have the opportunity too suffer the same as us that have the Chronic Pain issue in our lives. WAKE-UP FOOL!

I wasn't questioning her suffering, I was questioning whether or not there were unhealthy lifestyles leading her to this place. I am very familiar with medicine, and know that quite often the cause of back problems and injuries is obesity due to unhealthy living. But now those questions have been cleared up and that is not an issue in this case.
I wish some of the information that has since come out was present in the commercial, all of my objections are cleared.

She was probably crawling through a ceiling / roof and accidentally stood on the plaster rather then the support beams. She would have fallen because the actual ceiling does not support any weight.

Her eyes are absolutely terrifying.

That was a good example for decriminalization / legalization for medical purposes. I liked it.

I love all these haters that say "marijuana is bad and dangerous."
Try it at different times and tell me that your opinion doesn't change.