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Detroit Pistons #DraftDreams: Tyshawn Taylor
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- Measurables: 6-foot-3, 185 pounds, senior guard from Kansas
- Key Stats: 17.2 points, 4.9 assists, 1.2 steals per game, 49 percent shooting, 43 percent 3-point shooting
- Projected: Late first round to undrafted
- Hickory High Similarity Score
Why I like this guy
I became a big Tyshawn Taylor fan after watching the fantastic documentary about his high school coach, Bob Hurley Sr., The Street Stops Here.
Taylor was a key part of the talented St. Anthony's high school team that the film spent one year following. It was a compelling movie and really easy to connect with that team and players, so that kind of spurred me to start paying more attention to Taylor's career at Kansas.
Unfortunately, that career has seemed to have more downs than ups. Taylor has had injuries and suspensions combined with an inconsistent on-court performance that have made his tenure in Lawrence a rocky one, but as longtime readers know, I'm a sucker for redemptive stories and Taylor seems to have finally figured things out as a senior, leading one of the best teams in the country.
Pros for the Pistons
Surprisingly, despite the fact that the Pistons have been considered perimeter-heavy the last few years, they actually need some guard depth. Brandon Knight and Rodney Stuckey appear to be entrenched as the starters, but behind them, there isn't much. Walker Russell will be a free agent and he's only a fringe roster player anyway who wouldn't have been on the team if not for injuries. Ben Gordon is player 1B in Detroit's two-player race to the amnesty clause. Will Bynum is once again out of the rotation and is a good candidate to be traded as several teams are looking for inexpensive help at the backup point guard spot.
Taylor has some things going for him that could make him a fit for the Pistons. He has good size. He's mostly a point guard in college, but at 6-foot-3, he would have the ability to guard some NBA shooting guards as well. Any second round pick who can play or earn minutes at multiple positions stands a much better chance of making a roster and earning minutes than guys who are pretty much confined to one position.
Taylor has become a great 3-point shooter, something that has been a definite weakness for the Pistons this season. He's making 43 percent of his threes at Kansas this season and he shot 38 percent from three as a junior.
Taylor is a great athlete and long-armed defender. A backcourt trio of Knight, Stuckey and Taylor, if they all commit to playing with effort at that end, is potentially a lockdown unit that can pressure a team and force a lot of steals and turnovers.
He's also a late bloomer. Taylor was a much heralded freshman at Kansas, but had issues that made his career stop and start. Had he not had the off-court problems early in his career and been able to stay on the court, his draft stock might be higher by now. He could sneak into the first round with a good tourney run and good pre-draft workouts after the season, but he could also be a good value pick if he hangs around into the second round.
Cons for the Pistons
In Stuckey and Knight, the Pistons have two combo guards who don't see the floor and set up teammates particularly well. In Knight, the Pistons believe they have a player who can develop those skills, and he might, but it still currently represents a weakness. The guards are not consistent playmakers for others. Taylor doesn't address this problem — his court vision is one of his weaknesses.
He's also turnover prone, averaging 3.5 turnovers per game against just 4.9 assists. His 22.3 percent turnover rate is an improvement from last year's 26.8, but still way too high. A knock on Knight going into last year's draft was his turnovers, but in his one college season, his 19.8 turnover rate was better (although Knight's mark was certainly not very good either) than Taylor's this season.
Taylor's outside shooting would be a definite benefit and something the Pistons could use, but adding another combo guard who is better at getting shots for himself than for others might not provide the Pistons with the kind of depth they need.
What others are saying
Although Taylor's the type of player who can make a coach want to pull out his own hair, more and more scouts believe Taylor could be a difference-maker at the next level.
"He's got speed," one NBA scout said. "He plays hard. He's improved his jump shot. He's starting to make better decisions with the basketball. I really think he can help a team off the bench."
Taylor now is firmly planted in the second round of our Big Board, and there's still room for him to grow in workouts.
Perhaps Taylor's biggest improvement as a player over his time at Kansas has been with his shooting ability. He's knocking down a career-high 42% from 3-point range, despite the fact that he's nearly doubled his attempts from last season. He gets good elevation on his shot, has shown NBA 3-point range, and he's just as effective shooting off the catch with his feet set or off the dribble, both of which he does prolifically.
Defensively, as we've mentioned before, Taylor has all of the tools to successfully defend the point guard position at the NBA level. He has the size and lateral quickness scouts like to see, and he competes hard and generally shows good toughness as most Bill Self coached players do.
Taylor has the ability to wow you with his tremendous athleticism and at times makes bigtime plays. His big problem is that he's not a true point guard and his decision making is terrible.
Taylor's perimeter jumper may be one of his biggest improvements over the last four seasons. Not only has he tightened up his form – feet and shoulders square, uses his legs well, a quick, high release and good arc – but he has become much more confident in taking his jumper. He knows when he is going to get a look, and he has his body and hands ready to take the shot quickly. He uses ball fakes well to create space, but he needs to work on getting the same form when taking his jumper off the dribble.
What is the best thing Tyshawn Taylor does for his team?
Pardeep Toor is a former sports writer for MLive.com and the world's biggest Tyshawn Taylor fan:
"Taylor caught my eye in his freshman season in 2008-09, specifically in his backup role against finals-bound Michigan State in the NCAA Tournament. He was so fast with the ball. Fearless. Then, he disappeared for 2.5 years. Taylor never got better. His shot floundered in mediocrity, turnovers were an embarrassment as late as Jan. 4 of this year and another early Jayhawks exit from the tournament was destined to occur at the mercy of their point guard's sloppy hands.
"But then something clicked. In his last 16 games, he's averaging 19.6 points (nine 20+ point games!), 4.7 assists on 52.6 percent from the field and 42.3 percent from three. I'm struggling to decide whether Taylor's late spurt is a result of underachievement for the majority of his collegiate career or over-achievement at the tale end of it. Can carelessness become clarity over night? I'm not sure. Like I always said about Tyshawn – "he just needs more time time" – he's finally running out but still has one more NCAA tournament to prove that he belongs."
Mar 7, 2012 • 2:14 pm
by frankie d
taylor reminds me of a rawer, smaller version of jamal crawford.
if he ends up in the right place, he could easily fill a role as a scorer off the bench who can scramble the other team with his energy and activity. he's a bit of a ballhawk, he's aggressive defensively and he's great in a transition game.
just plug him in and let him go…
unfortunately, he's too similar to many of the pistons' guards and he simply duplicates lots of their skills and talents.
imho, they need a true 2 guard…a big guard who can shoot and defend. basically, they need an aaron afflalo-type guard, and taylor is a bit too erratic and sketchy to fill that role. if stuckey would consistently defend, he'd be perfect, but, at this point, his defense is so up and down, he's better suited for the jason terry off the bench scoring role where his defense is not as important.
Mar 7, 2012 • 2:55 pm
by frankie d
taylor is a nice player.
because of taylor and robinson, i've even started rooting for kansas, a team i usually classified with north carolina and duke as teams i'd most like to see relegated to basketball purgatory.
both of those guys could play on any team i'd put together.
he just doesn't fit the pistons' roster.
if joe would/could ditch gordon and bynum, he'd be a nice addition, a great energy guy off the bench who could play either position. i think he'd be an upgrade over both gordon and bynum, even if he brings a lot of the plusses and minuses of both. (gordon's sloppy ballhandling, good shooting; bynum's explosiveness, lack of court vision; better size than either.) but with the current roster, he'd just sit there and collect splinters.
like i said, he reminds me so much of jamal crawford, but a ballhawking crawford with more speed. if joe could ever dump some of his older guys, he'd be a nice addition.
Mar 7, 2012 • 3:38 pm
by frankie d
btw, the weird thing about his shooting is that he really doesn't look like he's a great shooter, like a stephon curry or any of the guys who have that smooth stroke on their jumpers. it looks like he's worked a lot at being competent at making that 3 point shot. and he's made himself into a good 3 point shooter, even though he is not a good, natural shooter.
i guess he's kind of a typical young player in a way. he shoots that 3 well, but his shooting from mid-range is shaky and he really doesn't have a smooth, classic stroke.
he gets so much of his offense in transition that i'm sure his shooting percentages are inflated as a result of all of the lay ups and dunks off the break.
Mar 7, 2012 • 4:23 pm
by neutes
I don't know much about Tyler but things like 49% fg, 42% 3pt, 17 ppg, 4.6 apg, good defense, plays for a top team in a top conference and 2nd round don't go together. About all I know. Sounds like a steal if that's the case.
Mar 7, 2012 • 7:58 pm
by vic
I saw Tyshawn play and I was impressed. I didn't know his stats were that good.
I'd stay away from him for the Pistons though. He doesn't fit. He's basically a combo of our combos – a mix of Stuckey and Knight.
He's definitely undervalued though, I totally agree. He'll do a team well next year.
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Good for him! Hope he still leaves lots of time for choreographing, and especially performing!
I did not know that he was openly gay.
Any chance on getting his name spelled correctly? (I realize it was a typo....transpositions are my biggest problem, too)
That's a gorgeous pix of Buttle!
I am sure it's only as a hobby. He's a rising star in choreography and should continue, full time or part time.
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Just another figure skater who has always wanted to play ice hockey!
Jeff is brilliant in school. He can be anything he wants to be. He doesn't want to be a hockey player...he wants to play hockey.
Obviously no one fact checked this article. He won the world title in 2008, not 2005.
Oh well, always good to see articles about him though.
I don't believe he ever announced he was gay, which is they way it should be. Family, friends, etc knew, as they often do, but the public would figure it out if/when the guy ends up in a relationship or is interviewed for an article on gay sports for example. It just comes out. I don't think Jeff hid it much; he would appear at gay prides, etc. But gay celebs tend to keep it out of the media so that their sexuality doesn't become the focus on the conversation as it often does. These guys want to be known first and foremost for their talents and accomplishments.
Thank you Rock2. You confirmed what I have thought all along: There was never a closet. How lucky and proud to be a Canadian.
No one ever mentions that "Oh, and by the way, I'm heterosexual." Why should one's sexual preference be a matter for public consumption?
I'm also glad that his orientation isn't a big deal one way or another. If it gets offhandedly mentioned, that's the most natural and best way, IMO. Not a huge announcement that makes a big deal.
Although I must say, Matt Bomer's "casual mention" was probably the most epic. Not only was he in a long-term same sex relationship, but he had THREE KIDS. Twist the knife in a little more, would ya?
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Think about the following statements:
1) Each male skater is presumably heterosexual till indicated otherwise.
2) Each male skater is presumably gay till indicated otherwise.
3) Each leaf is presumably green till indicated otherwise.
None of the above is prejudiced ("predetermined judgment" with the key word "predetermined" = despite the existence of contradictory evidence) although a stereotypical notion is set as the "default operating system" of one's brain. Nothing wrong with the default system. It is how the brain functions, how the brain is able to handle countless information in the world.
Thus when a skater thinks that many people hold the schema of "each male skater is presumably gay till indicated otherwise", he might scream out "Oh, and by the way, I'm heterosexual."
I think all of the following questions are natural and appropriate about a public figure's identity:
Cultural Identity: Is Mervin Tran of Chinese descent or Vietnamese? Is Buttle an Anglo-Saxon surname?
Language Identity: What is Mervin Tran's first language? Is Jeffrey's French better than his English?
Sexual Identity: Is Mervin Tran dating Amelie Lacoste? When did Jeff come out of the closet?
Skater Identity: When did Jeff start skating?
Of course, any question, not just ones about sexual preference, has a fine-line. Without knowing Jeff is "openly" gay, I would not have dared to even talk about it. So, what's wrong with my (public consumption ) of his "gay" identity formation, a process equally important in life to his "skater" identity formation?
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^^ Ryan was totally goofing around. He's seemingly a fun-spirited, free-spirited, goofy, charismatic and obviously macho openhearted kinda guy who everyone generally seems to like. Heck, Ryan was never on record even being at all upset about Johnny Weir offhandedly inferring in response to a media query in 2004 that Ryan's costume/ program was like "a vodka shot and a snort coke kinda thing," while his Dr. Zhivago costume/ program was more like "an icicle on coke."


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19 reasons to vote libertarian, just once.
Take the long-term approach. This is for 2014 and 2016. Voting Libertarian means you help put MANY House and Senate seats in play for 2014 and 2016.
We lament that so few congressional seats are in play; third and fourth parties change that!
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Your vote counts MORE when it is used to punish wayward incumbents. Republicans in Congress who wouldn't stop Medicare Part D, McCain-Feingold, and "bridges to nowhere" DESERVE to be punished. Democrats in Congress who wouldn't stop The Patriot Act, Guantanamo, "Don't Ask Don't Tell", Wall Street bailouts, big-bank protections, Social Security theft, and NDA imprisonments DESERVE to be punished (and to have their heads examined). Third parties are here to MAKE wayward politicians lose.
3rd party candidates are almost always more principled public servants than their Republican counterparts. Main party candidates almost always compromise their principles to get elected or stay elected. (In the last 12 years, every Republican Congressman except Ron Paul was a sell-out.) Just once, try someone who is not a proven compromiser.
In the last 24 years, every Republican presidential nominee has been a sell-out. That includes Mitt Romney, who is unprincipled on immigration, on health care, and on abortion. By contrast, Gary Johnson had the principle to govern New Mexico for 8 years using 750 vetoes. This is a man who can and will say "no" to special interests.
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WE need a RADICAL change.
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Lesser of two evils -- means you just voted for ..."evil"
Make this an election you don't have to say "I regretted my vote". Make this an election where you don;t feel you are deciding between "Tweedle-Dee and Tweedle-dum". This is at the state OR federal level. Yes, voting for a faceless, unaccomplished name on line C or D (Libertarian) is BETTER than voting for someone less moral, or more corrupt, or with a proven track record of BAD.
Romney -- will not attempt the radical steps we need. Either he doesn't get it, or (worse) he does but chooses to compromise to gain personal power. That means he's a "career compromiser", so America doesn't benefit.
Romney -- politically he deserves to lose. This electorate can't let "Romneycare" slide. He foisted on Massachusetts a freedom-denying regime for health coverage. He's not apologetic. Romney-care was not an accident. Third parties are there to MAKE wayward politicians lose.
Obama -- his collectivism is repugnant. Individual responsibility makes families better, makes students better, makes communities better, makes the economy better, and makes the nation better. Not even avowed socialist (5-time US Presidential candidate) Eugene Debs stood for dismantling some individual responsibility. And Debs was at least proud of America. Obama keeps apologizing for America. Debs wanted America to stand for something. Obama wants America to just "blend in" to a Euro-cracy.
To the extent you want to eradicate evil, third and fourth party viability DOES THAT.
Bad Republicans take half of us for granted. Keeping a two-party system means Republicans who are statist know you can't go elsewhere (McCain and now Romney are statist Republicans.) Bad Democrats take half of us for granted. Keeping a two-party system means Democrats who violate civil liberties know you can't go elsewhere (Obama has violated more civil liberties than any president of my lifetime, and the recently passed legislation regarding "disloyalty" portends even more.)
Look at the libertarian credentials. If Gary Johnson were the Republican nominee, conservatives would hail him as the best candidate since Ronald Reagan.
Look at the libertarian once again. If Gary Johnson were the Democrat nominee, civil libertarians would hail him as the best candidate since Eugene McCarthy.
Look at the libertarian a 3rd time. If Gary Johnson were the nominee of either party, the "99%ers", independents, and Ron Paul supporters would be ecstatic that they finally had an electable reformer.
Just ONCE, do something politically "wild". It's like the rave you were scared to attend, but this is safer.
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Locals take on unique challenges, spurred by beliefs
The world marked International Woman's Day on March 8 by celebrating the economic, political and social accomplishments of women. The special day falls during the month that's also set aside to honor women in history.
Women continue to make history today often by accepting new challenges and taking on important leadership positions.
Anjum Ali and Jessica Stewart of central Virginia are two minority women who have taken on unique roles in their communities. Both said their faith is what motivates them to work to try to make a difference.
Anjum Ali – Born in the U.S., she has lived and studied in Saudi Arabia and Canada. She earned a bachelor's degree in international relations and French culture and a master's in Islamic studies. She moved to Richmond 12 years ago. She is Pakistani-American.
A connection may start as two people in a grocery store's produce section talk about selecting the best peaches for a cobbler. Or a connection may start when one woman compliments another woman on the scarf she's wearing.
Anjum Ali, a Muslim, has been part of such conversations that started as polite exchanges and led to a better understanding between two people.
Ali is a board member of Initiatives of Change, which operates Hope in the Cities. That group started in 1990 in response to the need for racial healing in Richmond.
She also founded SpeakingUnites, which provides training and workshops about Muslims and Islam.
Henrico County organizations including a mental health agency and a domestic violence alliance have called on her to help with training or to lead conversations about diversity and inclusion.
Her passion is building understanding and trust across cultures, classes, races and especially religions.
"I just feel that maybe I've had a little bit of a talent to be able to convey to others what Islam is really about," she said. "Sometimes I like to say, 'I would be proud to show the true face of Islam.' "
Ali, who spent several years in New England, said she is sometimes surprised and appreciative of how polite people are in Virginia. Polite conversations can be excellent starting points for changing hearts and minds.
"I like to be treated with courtesy and politeness. And isn't that what we should all be trained to do anyway because there is something that ... on that initial meeting that can open the doors towards people reconciling their differences," she said.
Ali is part of a growing immigrant and native-born Muslim population in central Virginia and the country.
Pew Research Center demographers estimate there were 2.75 million Muslims living in the U.S. in 2011. The Center estimates that less than .5 percent of people in Virginia are Muslims. Ali estimates about 20,000 Muslims live in the Richmond region.
As the Muslim population grows, people's curiosity increases. Many wonder what it means to be Muslim. That interest feeds popular culture such as the controversial TLC television show, "All-American Muslim."
When asked about the TV program and how it relates to her life in the Richmond area, Ali laughed, then she gave the region a good rating as a place to live and practice her faith.
"I have had a relatively positive experience here," she said."I have had maybe only two or three, at the most, incidences where I felt that people were acting a little bit hateful or hurtful because of my faith or my identity as a Muslim. But overall I think central Virginia is a very interesting place to live."
She added that life here is not perfect. "There are doors that are definitely closed to you … but at the same time there's a lot to be said for the fact that people are trying more and more to slowly move their way into being more open-minded."
Jessica Stewart – Born in Charles City County. She earned her bachelor's degree from Virginia Commonwealth University in English and women's studies. She will earn her master's in elementary education from William & Mary in May. She is a Chickahominy Indian.
Charles City County, Henrico County's closest neighbor to the east, was a secure and comfortable place for Jessica Stewart to grow up. She was surrounded by extended family and many other Chickahominy Indians.
She grew up wanting to become a teacher like her two great aunts. Now, Stewart is a student teacher in New Kent County as she finishes her graduate work in elementary education.
Stewart also grew up wanting to be the first female chief of the Chickahominy tribe.
"I've always wanted to be on the [Tribal] Council, always wanted a leadership role," she said. "I want to be the chief. I want to be the first female chief of our tribe and it's something that I'm definitely going to work towards because I don't want the fire to be put out. I want to keep it going."
At 26 years old, Stewart is laying the foundation to reach her second dream.
She is the youngest member of the Chickahominy Tribal Council. She traveled to England as part of a delegation commemorating the 400th anniversary of the settling of Jamestown. Stewart spends much of her time building awareness of Virginia Indian culture. At a recent multicultural event at the Science Museum of Virginia, Stewart, assistant chief Wayne Adkins and others shared Chickahominy's history and traditional dances.
Dancing at Pow Wows and other events is one way to teach others about her tribe, but Stewart said dancing also is a way to demonstrate her deep Christian faith.
"It's connected to my faith. When I dance, it's a prayer for me. It's praise for the Creator and very, very spiritual when you enter the dance circle," she said.
Virginia's Indian population is 0.4 percent, according to the U.S. Census. In Charles City, which is the Chickahominy's home county, the population is 0.3 percent. It's the same in Henrico County.
With such a small Indian population, making sure their history is remembered and honored is a challenge Stewart and the Tribal Council must face.
"Virginia has such a rich history … I just don't want that to be forgotten … that we were very instrumental in the formation of this nation, this great nation, and we did work together to build this. And I don't want that to be lost in the shuffle of things," Stewart said.
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Members of the band are soldiers who also serve as "musical ambassadors of the Army" and perform for schools and communities nationwide.
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'Earth to Echo' aims to become this generation's 'ET'
It's no secret that all found-footage genre movies are the same. Grab a couple of characters, give one of them a camera, and expose them to something supernatural that's content to lurk just off-screen until the last five minutes. Everything else will just fall into place.
But that formula isn't particularly family friendly, if only because that thing waiting a few feet to the left of the cast is usually plotting their violent doom.
That's what sets Earth to Echo apart from the pack. It, too, follows a group of characters armed with a camera and a tendency to encounter unknown life forms. But all those familiar parts have been rearranged just enough to make it suitable for a much younger audience. > Read more.
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Their Chronic Pain Program started me on opiods 8 years ago. I developed tolerance to my current dose, of course, several months ago and my doc said she won't increase my dose and eventually I'm going to have to withdraw from my opiod pain meds.
She sighted "studies" that said opiods are "dangerous" long term. I asked what the danger was and she said heart disease.
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We were told that opioid therapy is safe for us if we take our medicines as ordered, and that the rate of addiction, under these conditions, if we do not have an addiction history, is low.
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Now, we are being told that long-term use of these same medicines can cause heart disease, brain damage, make us more-sensitive to pain, make us difficult for anaesthesiologists to sedate us for surgeries, that our immune systems are damaged and we are in a higher risk for infections.
These same MDs who encouraged us to take opioid medicines, are now telling us that we will be fine without them, they want to reduce or discontinue our therapies, and , to our utmost nightmare and horror:
We are now being referred to drug and alcohol rehabilitation units in psychiatric hospitals by these same MDs who encouraged our opioid use not-so-long ago.
We were persons in chronic pain who were prescribed medicines to help make our hell a little-less intolerable.
Now, we are called addicts.
When persons experiencing chronic, severe, relentless pain with no medical relief, there will be suicides.
Our blood will be on the hands of the same MDs who, initially, were significant in our relief.
And we trusted them!
I have trusted my pain management MD for years; I have, many times, posted how fortunate I am to have such a wonderful pain management team working with me.
Now, I do not trust any member of my pain management team- they clearly do not care about me.
So, what will become of all-of-these pain management MDs when they no loner have patients?
Frankly, I don't give a damn! Let them rot in hell!
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What did she suggest, anything?
Kaiser doctors, unfortunately, are often between a rock and a hard place. Kaiser is their employer and signs their checks, they must go along with Kaiser's program. They don't always get to provide input with Kaiser's decisions.
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.PS. They say that the count of prescribed medications overdoses have increased ? What about the number of the population as a whole over the years, are we to stay at the same number of citizens over the next 15 years. I can't say that any of us expected the number of younger male & female age's would rise with injury's but look at the statistics form 16-28 yrs old have been in some kind of trauma situation. Over the years 30 we forget how fragile the human body really is when younger. I'm tired of seeing myself and others being mistreated for all the wrong reasons from the DR Nurses and Pharmacy's .
And Beth, are they doing you the same way?
Actually, my MD and neuro-surgeon are fine, BUT there is a PA in my MD's office who is horrible!
It was she, three months ago, who told me a pure lie about a "new" program at a drug and alcohol rehab that has a program to reduce tolerance in NON ADDICT chronic pain patients.
I considered this, then did my own research on the "hospital".
There is no "new" program. It's an addiction treatment program that takes non-addicts in their program.
I spoke with the director of the program and he assessed that I am NOT a proper candidate for their program.
The PA bold faced lied to me. This was a few months ago and I'm over it, I will NEVER see this PA in my care again and my MD knows this.
Other than that, my SCS battery is dead and I'm miserable.
I have an appt with the neuro-surgeon to change the battery, but it'll be weeks before this happens, with insurance company approval and all.
I don't see the neuro-surgeon, whom I adore, until 26 Feb. He's done five of my surgeries already and I trust him 100%. I have almost no sensation in the area where the incision is made, so the battery change is pretty easy for me, but the wait is very difficult.
I think you may be confusing Medical Assistant with Physician Assistant
The majority of physician assistant programs graduate programs leading to the award of master's degrees in either Physician Assistant Studies, Health Science, or Medical Science, and require a bachelor's degree and GRE or MCAT scores for entry.
Professional licensure is regulated by the medical boards of the individual states .
Physician assistant education is based on medical education, although unlike medical school, which lasts four years plus a specialty-specific residency,
PA training is usually 2 to 3 years in duration, completed as post-graduate studies, for a total of 4—7 years of post-secondary education.
Yes, the health care situation for chronic pain is in a difficult state.
No, we are not living in a Communist regime.
Can you tell more about the Medicaid "Lock-In' program?
I think that Medicaid is a state, rather than a federal program and I know nothing about your part of the country.
Medical care is worse in most EU nations, and better in Sweden, which is a socialist country, as you most probably know.
Please do explain the "lock-in" program.
I was looking up PA programs in USA and UK.
The UK requires less time requirements, thus the 4-7 years:
Less in UK; more in US
Sorry for the mis-understanding.
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