This is because I've had several surgeries and was unable to walk for the better part of 18 months within the last 2 1/2 years.

I was found at fault, and my insurance only covered the minimum which is around $20k, but the person claims she needs surgery and requires $200k , she's getting a lawyer to sue.

It's not brain surgery.

The tenant is watching the dog for a few months while their grandparent recovers from surgery.

I then had a hernia surgery, an unusually busy summer of work and investing, and a great summer of outdoors adventures including summiting Mt Rainier, Adams, St Helens, Glacier Peak and many other peaks.  

You wouldn't have your primary physician do brain surgery and you wouldn't have a brain surgeon treat you for a common respiratory infection.

Going to a lawyer can be like seeing a surgeon ... a surgeon performs surgery. 

It was too far advanced to do surgery/radiation but chemo works to push back the cancer, and it will be 2 years since diagnosis, with no major decline, though it is likely to cause declines in the future.

I’ll have how-to questions for you for a brain surgery I intend to perform on myself.I know it’s not as simple as home repairs should be for anyone who gets into the business of being a landlord, but it involves tools, too.

I had a friend on Medicare who just had surgery and got a walker.