Write an article based on this "Ask your doctor about an SI joint injection. Speak to your doctor about a brace or support. Consult your doctor about surgery."
article: If your SI joint pain is severe, your doctor may suggest an SI joint injection. It will provide immediate pain relief. Your doctor will inject an anesthetic and anti-inflammatory medication in the area, helping to reduce inflammation of the joint and any pain. Your doctor may suggest that you start a physical therapy program right after the injection has been done. The injection will also allow you to resume your normal activities. You may benefit from a brace or a support for your SI joint so it can be stabilized and stay in place. Your doctor may suggest that you use an orthotic or brace, such as a wide belt, around your waist to keep the SI joint in place. Once the SI joint is less inflamed, you may be able to loosen the orthotic. Your doctor may schedule follow up appointments with you to ensure the brace or support is working. Surgery should be considered an absolute last resort for SI pain. However, if your pain has not been properly managed or relieved by other methods, surgical intervention may be necessary. Let your doctor know about the pain you experience, as well as what types of pain management you have tried. This will help them better assess whether surgery is the right option for you.

Write an article based on this "Consider joining the military. Apply for the job. Be able to complete training."
article: While military personnel are by no means considered above regular civilians, it is a means to an end. In the military, you'll get training experience (both physical and mental) and have the opportunity to work with aircraft. Bonus and bonus. NASA will give military personnel contracted appointments. They apply and work through a military program that regular citizens do not. Note that civilians of the US must submit an application through www.usajobs.gov, and all active duty military personnel must submit an application to their respective service (in addition to the website application). The last round of hiring ESA did for astronauts was in 2009. If you'd like to see how you would've fared, tests are available online. As for NASA, they had their latest round training in Houston as of June 2013. Keep an ear to the ground for the next hiring round! For NASA, training will take place in Texas and will last about 2 years. The ESA will put you through a similar program in Cologne, Germany for 16 months. You'll be working underwater and in simulators in addition to studying space relations and the science behind the technology. There's a heavy emphasis on human mechanics, engineering, and astronomy as well. Both programs will also immerse you in the Russian language. As for NASA, civilians who complete the training must remain a NASA employee for 5 years before becoming an astronaut. Military personal will be assigned to a specific NASA duty.

Write an article based on this "Listen to him. Understand that he's vulnerable. Don't ask too many questions. Do something new and exciting with him. Be patient with him. Make sure he's ready to date."
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Don't brush aside his woes about dealing with his ex. Try to offer constructive listening space in which he can bounce off thoughts without being criticized by you. Feel free to give advice if he asks but don't be hurt if he doesn't take it. It's the non-judgmental listening that counts most. Let him talk until he's said everything he wants to say instead of interrupting him with questions or opinions. Right now, the thing he may need the most is a listening ear. Hold back your judgment as much as you can. Maybe he didn't act admirably during the marriage, or maybe his ex-wife got off-track. You're not there to make him feel worse about his behavior or to say bad things about his ex-wife. That will only make him feel worse about the whole experience. Men are very vulnerable after they go through a divorce, and may feel very isolated, disappointed, and unhappy with themselves. Be prepared for the man to feel very vulnerable and open to being hurt, and understand that he needs you to be kind, loving, and sensitive. However, you shouldn't take advantage of that vulnerability by trying to solve his problems by telling him how much you love him; focus on helping him heal as an individual before you start a relationship. If the man is vulnerable, it may mean he's not open to jokes about his divorce, or even just gentle teasing about any old thing. He may be questioning himself a lot and may not get that you're being sarcastic or that you don't really mean what you say. Let's face it. You may be dying to know all of the gory details of the man's divorce, especially if you're dating him or thinking about him romantically. However, he may not be ready to reveal a whole lot to you, or to talk about all the pain he felt. Once your relationship deepens, he'll owe it to you to let you know what happened, what financial issues he faces, what his relationship with his ex is like, and so on, but if you just want to help him get over the divorce, then you should let him do the talking. Prying too much can lead him to open up wounds that haven't healed yet. He may tell you something he doesn't really want to talk about just to be nice, and that will end making him feel worse. Don't worry so much about satisfying your curiosity just yet. One thing you can do to help a man get over the divorce is to try to do something completely new and different with him. He's more likely to be thinking of his past if he's going to the same bars and restaurants he frequented with his ex, running around the same old lake, or watching the same TV shows he and his ex used to love. If you want him to get over his divorce, then you should do new things together, from going hiking to learning how to make enchiladas. Though distracting him won't be a good long-term solution, giving him something new and exciting to be passionate about can make him feel like he's moving forward. Ask him what he's always wanted to do but never had a chance to do. It could be going snowboarding, cooking a steak, or writing a novel. Encourage him to try something new and even support him when he does it. He'll slowly feel his focus shifting to something he really cares about and will become more focused on the present and future than the past. He may be so upset about the divorce that he really won't want to go out of the house or try new things, so you can encourage him to try new things without pushing him too much. If he's really not ready to go rock climbing, then you may need to back away. You may think you've found the one and feel like you want to hold hands in public, introduce him to your fifty closest friends, tell your parents about him, and get him to go on a weekend trip to Tahoe with you the first chance he gets. However, he may not want to make that kind of a public commitment to you until he's ready. Don't rush him, or you may be putting the relationship in jeopardy or making him do something he's not ready for. If you really want to make it work, then be respectful of the fact that he needs more time than you may need. If you're constantly complaining about why he hasn't met all of your friends or kissed you in public or even said "I love you," then it's not going to speed up the process. Putting pressure on him to do something he's not ready for will only make it harder for your relationship to develop naturally. Of course, the things you're asking for, like a bit of PDA and some more signs of commitment, are perfectly natural. However, because you're dealing with a man with a heavy past, it's going to take longer for these things to happen. That's what you signed up for. If you've been with the man for a few months and still feel like he's extremely sad, vulnerable, and emotional when it comes to his divorce, then it may not be the time to pursue a serious relationship with him. You may be on different pages, and you may want him to fully commit to you while he's not ready. If you really care for him, then you have to make sure that he's really ready for a commitment to you, or that you're okay with having a very lighthearted relationship with a man who is figuring things out. If you can't spend half an hour with him without the marriage coming up, him getting sad, or getting in a fight about why you can't meet his kids, then this may not be the time to start the relationship. If you really think you have serious potential with the man but it's not in the cards right now, then it may be best to see if you can pick things back up later instead of ruining what you have now when he's really not ready for it.