Everything you will want to try is going to require enormous sums of money, money the insurance company is not going to give you willingly. They may provide her care, they may pay for some baseline therapy, but they are not going to pay for exotic therapies.
Money from a lawsuit can help pay for these therapies. Money from a lawsuit can get her home renovated to handle her expected condition for the foreseeable future.
Someone messed up. You wife's sister should not end up in a closet, bankrupting families in the attempt to improve her life.
Get a lawyer.
I don't like this method of adding or subtracting, but they added one step to make it look even that much worse.
Every child should be taught what numbers are needed to get to the next or previous ten. Counting by tens (or hundreds, thousands, etc) needs to be ingrained because we are base 10 people. They need to memorize those simple additions and subtractions (going to the next or previous 10).
This particular example should have been taught as you need 8 to go from 12 to 20, you need 10 to go from 20 to 30, and you need 2 to go from 30 to 32. So, 8+10+2=20. 32-12 = 20. It gets them thinking about both sides of the equation now, instead of reinventing the equals sign when you get to algebra.
Yes, you need to understand conceptually what 32-12 physically means, but you also need to be able to just do simple math automatically as well. That is where quality teaching comes into play. You need to make sure that point is driven home, both concepts are needed. If teachers are on auto pilot, and saying, just do it this way (the conceptual way) because that is what is going to be on the standardized test, and completely ignoring ingrained automatic addition and subtraction, then they have gone too far on the other side.
TLDR, It seems educators got hammered for the "old way" of teaching math that produced little calculators, but some are correcting too far on the conceptual side now, and handicapping children by not giving them tools to quickly add and subtract in their day to day lives.
They don't do any worse than public schools, even though they kick out bad performing students and don't have to handle special education students.
They remove funding for the public school facilities, which are mostly fixed.
So if they are not any better, even cherry picking from the student body, why have them at all?
If all you want is to be weightless, the Vomit Comet is a much cheaper alternative for about $5,000.
If you are paying the $245,000 premium, I would think they would want to get the official astronaut status of 62 miles.
You don't know what peak oil is.
We are not finding new oil reserves faster than the rate of growth of oil usage.
We are always finding new oil, but the Chinese and other emerging industrial countries are consuming it faster than we are finding it.
New forms of energy are being stifled / legislatively hindered by oil interests. Why else are states trying to pass laws to tax solar panel installations?
Its no coincidence the car had 30 pounds of marijuana in it.
The Supreme Court just condoned Parallel Reconstruction. The gist of it is that the DEA or police obtain information illegally. They then report "anonymous" tips to the police. The police then pull over the car and say "We smelled marijuana." This excuse for illegal search and seizure has already been condoned. Courts have granted police infallible senses of smell. They search the car and find the material they know is already there.
Welcome to police state USA. If someone in power doesn't like you, you can see how it goes.
Its not just cost. As a beginner, your shots go all over and you end up playing very slow. This tends to piss off people behind you and it can make for an unpleasant afternoon after a while.
I am not saying its right or anything, but its definitely a turn off for new players.
New York... when civilization falls apart, remember, we were way ahead of you. - David Letterman