<span>What might have caused this to happen is B. the iron having a faulty cord. Usually, it is a cord, not an outlet that can cause a person to feel an electrical shock if something is wrong. Her rubber-soled shoes have nothing to do with this, but rather a faulty cord which can be quite dangerous if not treated. So it's a good thing she only felt a minor shock - the consequences might have been more dangerous.</span>
I would argue that the quality of service given after waiting super LONG is inadequate in a healthcare industry.
Personally, I turned 17 a few months back and I had to get an allergy shot(no it didn't hurt XD) but my parents wasted so much time signing documentations probably like half an hour and the shot itself took like one minute and I was out of the office..
Training and concentration keep focused and stay in task
The rounded mass of fatty tissue lying over the joint of the pubic bones, in women typically more prominent and also called the mons veneris<span>.</span>
