Three Career ending Neck injuries within 12 Months?

[OriginalCanesCanesCanes]

People that don’t understand Hipaa laws, that don’t understand the basic concept of the scientific method, and that don’t understand the first thing about medicine or statistics, should just shut up and listen.

There is no conspiracy, these neck injuries have nothing to do with training or the strength and conditioning department, they are each different from what I understand, and there is nothing that can be done to prevent a bad angle or just simply bad luck. Other than keep stressing proper tackling techniques.

Even then, weird stuff happens because people are throwing their bodies around with great force and acceleration. The lack of education in this thread is mind-boggling.

The neck injuries are just simply statistical phenomenology. But some of you people don’t understand that. You are the people that because one person gets cancer in your block, and then someone across the street gets cancer, you think there’s some kind of cancer conspiracy in your neighborhood. Just don’t comment if you don’t understand science.

 

[OriginalCanesCanesCanes]

Hey Genius, can you let us know again about how those Jeff Thomas rumors again and how they were just bullshlt created on this site?

Thanks.

WTF does JT4 have to do with this?

Jesus, did you even take one science course ever in your life?

And yeah, compared to you, I’m Albert Fūcking Einstein.

 

[who]

People that don’t understand Hippaa laws, that don’t understand the basic concept of the scientific method, and that don’t understand the first thing about medicine or statistics, should just shut up and listen.

There is no conspiracy, these neck injuries have nothing to do with training or the strength and conditioning department, they are each different from what I understand, and there is nothing that can be done to prevent a bad angle or just simply bad luck. Other than keep stressing proper tackling techniques.

Even then, weird stuff happens because people are throwing their bodies around with great force and acceleration. The lack of education in this thread is mind-boggling.

The neck injuries are just simply statistical phenomenology. But some of you people don’t understand that. You are the people that because one person gets cancer in your block, and then someone across the street gets cancer, you think there’s some kind of cancer conspiracy in your neighborhood. Just don’t comment if you don’t understand science.

show me the play that ended their careers then. Richt have always had a problem with injuries dating back to the Georgia days.

 

[OriginalCanesCanesCanes]

Are you denying science?

Why would I be denying science? The fact that you even asked me this means that you yourself don’t understand science.

 

[OriginalCanesCanesCanes]

show me the play that ended their careers then. Richt have always had a problem with injuries dating back to the Georgia days.

Another uneducated moron reveals himself.

The fact that you’re asking that question is an absolute 100% clear indication that you are as ignorant as you can fūcking be.

 

[Canes Brotherhood]

The University of Miami has literally the best spinal cord and paralysis medical treatment in the United States. I think they know what they are doing.

Seriously? No the best hospital for this is in Boston.
Don’t just throw opinions without being informed.

 

[LuCane]

I am not a lawyer nor am I am an expert on HIPAA, but I do know there are laws protecting the patient's rights to their medical records.
In other words, what kind of procedures, how (if any) follow-up opinions the players got, etc is none of our business.

Ha. I’ve worked as both a health care attorney and Privacy officer. There aren’t any college football exceptions within HIPAA (federal) or our state privacy law (which are actually more stringent than its federal counterpart).

For players’ information to be disclosed in any way, it must either fall under the TPO (treatment, payment, operations) exceptions or be explicitly released by an individual patient or proxy. Additionally, it must meet minimum necessary requirement standards. In other words, no information is likely to be legally released. Bad public policy to do so.

I hate everyone who had a part in this thread and brought back these haunting memories of this relatively useless information.

 

[who]

Another uneducated moron reveals himself.

The fact that you’re asking that question is an absolute 100% clear indication that you are as ignorant as you can fūcking be.

wasn't a question

 

[Zanecane]

WTF does JT4 have to do with this?

Jesus, did you even take one science course ever in your life?

I just can't stand the way you jump around threads insulting people because you feel they are inadequate to you. It felt so good watching you fall flat on your face in that JT4 thread and weaselling back in trying to defend your stance as it fell a part. I was hoping it may humble you a bit.

You stopped posting on here for a few months right? maybe you should consider another leave? It must be exhausting having to give your opinion to all of us.

You strike me as the type of guy who has a very difficult time maintaining friendships, if you have any. Very few meaningful interactions outside of work.

Just a hunch.

 

[OriginalCanesCanesCanes]

Ha. I’ve worked as both a health care attorney and Privacy officer. There aren’t any college football exceptions within HIPAA (federal) or our state privacy law (which are actually more stringent than its federal counterpart).

For players’ information to be disclosed in any way, it must either fall under the TPO (treatment, payment, operations) exceptions or be explicitly released by an individual patient or proxy. Additionally, it must meet minimum necessary requirement standards. In other words, no information is likely to be legally released. Bad public policy to do so.

I hate everyone who had a part in this thread and brought back these haunting memories of this relatively useless information.

Preach

 

[Go Canes!!]

Seriously? No the best hospital for this is in Boston.
Don’t just throw opinions without being informed.

The Miami Project to cure paralysis is considered the world wide leader when it comes to paralysis and spinal cord injuries.

 

[OriginalCanesCanesCanes]

I just can't stand the way you jump around threads insulting people because you feel they are inadequate to you. It felt so good watching you fall flat on your face in that JT4 thread and weaselling back in trying to defend your stance as it fell a part. I was hoping it may humble you a bit.

You stopped posting on here for a few months right? maybe you should consider another leave? It must be exhausting having to give your opinion to all of us.

You strike me as the type of guy who has a very difficult time maintaining friendships, if you have any. Very few meaningful interactions outside of work.

Just a hunch.

Maybe you should give your tiny brain a break and let the adults discuss adult topics.

You seem to be enthralled with me, and somehow trying to get your “one up“ on me. Let me give you a clue, you can’t. You’re a tiny little ****roach that is inferior in every way. I’m sorry it turned out that way for you, but that’s just the way it is.

 

[BigCaneAl]

Ha. I’ve worked as both a health care attorney and Privacy officer. There aren’t any college football exceptions within HIPAA (federal) or our state privacy law (which are actually more stringent than its federal counterpart).

For players’ information to be disclosed in any way, it must either fall under the TPO (treatment, payment, operations) exceptions or be explicitly released by an individual patient or proxy. Additionally, it must meet minimum necessary requirement standards. In other words, no information is likely to be legally released. Bad public policy to do so.

I hate everyone who had a part in this thread and brought back these haunting memories of this relatively useless information.

Listen to this man. Even if someone knows the details, it's in their best interests to keep it to themselves unless they were told by the player himself.

 

[Zanecane]

Ha. I’ve worked as both a health care attorney and Privacy officer. There aren’t any college football exceptions within HIPAA (federal) or our state privacy law (which are actually more stringent than its federal counterpart).

For players’ information to be disclosed in any way, it must either fall under the TPO (treatment, payment, operations) exceptions or be explicitly released by an individual patient or proxy. Additionally, it must meet minimum necessary requirement standards. In other words, no information is likely to be legally released. Bad public policy to do so.

I hate everyone who had a part in this thread and brought back these haunting memories of this relatively useless information.

Makes sense. I sent Inday a PM and requested for him to delete the thread and I stated in the thread you're welcome to delete it. You're an admin do ahead and delete the f*cking thread if it bothers you so much.

 

[Tweed]

Seriously? No the best hospital for this is in Boston.
Don’t just throw opinions without being informed.

 

[can4life]

Them Boys need to get another option, what's the changes of three career ending neck injuries in a year.

 

[Zanecane]

Maybe you should give your tiny brain a break and let the adults discuss adult topics.

You seem to be enthralled with me, and somehow trying to get your “one up“ on me. Let me give you a clue, you can’t. You’re a tiny little ****roach that is inferior in every way. I’m sorry it turned out that way for you, but that’s just the way it is.

What a surprise. Just a few generic insults I've seen you use around here before. You're so predictable. I've got a great and fulfilling life. You stomping around CanesInsight belittling people and trying to show this tough guy confidence isn't fooling anyone. You're insecure and lonely.

Have you tried Meetup.com? Or maybe therapy?

 

[Handsome Squidbum]

Seriously? No the best hospital for this is in Boston.
Don’t just throw opinions without being informed.

The Miami Project to Cure Paralysis is the largest spinal cord injury research center in the United States. Inform yourself.

 

[who]

I'm not questioning the medical staff and I'm sure those 3 had second opinions. But 3 career enders under Richt is more than just bad luck. It's an indictment on the coaching and or training.

 

[nystateofmind]

I just can't stand the way you jump around threads insulting people because you feel they are inadequate to you. It felt so good watching you fall flat on your face in that JT4 thread and weaselling back in trying to defend your stance as it fell a part. I was hoping it may humble you a bit.

You stopped posting on here for a few months right? maybe you should consider another leave? It must be exhausting having to give your opinion to all of us.

You strike me as the type of guy who has a very difficult time maintaining friendships, if you have any. Very few meaningful interactions outside of work.

Just a hunch.

Very well said.