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Charlie Rocket sets up fundraiser for girl with rare neurological condition
Sun, November 21, 2021, 12:03 PM

Lyla McCarty, 10, suffers from Complex Regional Pain Syndrome, which treatment for is not covered by insurance.

This is a rare disorder but is not limited to kids only. I am 65 years old and received this painful "surprise" in 1992. I have tried many treatments but the side effects were intolerable or the medications just quit working after awhile.

I am currently stable, but I know that any day this monster can come back with a vengeance.

Please help the others who have this monster and consider a feature on this horrible disease.

My idea is yahoo needs to fire the lameass people that avoid hearing from readers like myself. Get off your ***** and grow a set , stop being cowards and listen to what 'REAL' people have to say.The entire format with the non stop unwanted intrusive ads is just that. Anyone wanting to read an article must endure numerous clicks of -NEXT- followed by more nonstop intrusive ads over and over and over........just to get to page 2 of 50. You seek nothing but revenue and could care less about what people think. WE THE PEOPLE MADE YAHOO WHAT IT IS....and i for one am ashamed for yahoo and what it has become.

Our goal is to create a safe and engaging place for users to connect over interests and passions. In order to improve our community experience, we are temporarily suspending article commenting:

Why don't you just be honest. Our Goal is to push left wing propaganda so in order to try to keep our credibility we are restricting comments so that nobody can call us out on our lies and misinformation. Do you think everyone is so stupid they really believe that shutting down debate is the way to create a safe and engaging place for anyone. You people are a joke. Your "news" feed is a joke and nothing but garbage and wonton propaganda. Your covid coverage is one sided and not based on actual science and your attempts to shill for liberal politicians is just laughable. Don't worry I'm not wasting any more time on your ********. It's been blocked on my browser. You want to have a one-sided conversation you will continue to lose your audience other than those that exist in your little groupthink world.

Following is a comment I tried to make in a Yahoo News article, but was instantly rejected, clearly, by a 'bot, since no human could have responded that quickly, even if they were "watching" as I typed! How did it violate ToS? I thought it was the word "bomb," but, I changed it to "appeared," and still got rejected (in case you're wondering, when I finish writing a comment, I always copy-paste to a text file on my computer, which has been a godsend when the comment fails to be submitted for whatever reason, including website bugs, server crash, etc., then works moments or days later).

"So, basically, this suit means that I can sue camera manufacturers any time someone photobombs my pictures/videos? Absurd! There's even a law in the USA that allows film productions to record anyone in the background without having the individuals sign a release form and/or having to pay a fee/salary/royalty. Seems contradictory, doesn't it?"

I hate bots.