#Bosse

Unseren Song „Einmal alles bitte“ könnt ihr ab jetzt überall hören. Streamt ihn kaputt.🤝 Viel Freude damit. ♥️ #einmalallesbitte #stabilepoesie #claraloesel #bosse

So gut ey! @claraloesel hat mich letztens im Studio besucht und einen super schönen Text auf „Einmal alles bitte“ gesprochen. Unser Song kommt Freitag. Ihr könnt ihn jetzt schon presaven. Wer freut sich so wie wir? #einmalallesbitte #claraloesel #stabilepoesie #bosse #neuemusik

8 grader och Sverige tappar det!😂👍🌞🇸🇪 -Bosse☕️ #Bosse #ÖBM

On March 14, 2012, the Dutch television program *Man Bijt Hond* aired a viral segment featuring Huug Bosse, an elderly man from the Netherlands who was left completely unable to stop laughing after waking up from general anesthesia following a hip replacement surgery in 2010. During the broadcast, his wife, Nolda, expressed profound frustration over her husband’s constant giggling, explaining that his condition made it impossible to have serious conversations and even caused estrangement from their own family members who found the relentless laughter too irritating to endure. Medical experts attribute this bizarre and unyielding laughter to a neurological condition known as pseudobulbar affect (PBA), a disorder characterized by sudden, uncontrollable outbursts of laughing or crying that do not match the patient’s actual emotional state. While PBA is most commonly associated with traumatic brain injuries, strokes, or neurodegenerative diseases like ALS, rare cases have documented its onset following complications from general anesthesia or surgical trauma. Despite the outward appearance of constant joy, the condition often places severe emotional and social strain on both the patient and their loved ones, as the uncontrollable outbursts are involuntary neurological reflexes rather than genuine expressions of happiness. Despite the exhausting nature of his condition, the television broadcast revealed one specific emotional trigger that could pierce through his uncontrollable laughter: listening to the Dutch national anthem, “Het Wilhelmus,” which reliably caused him to immediately burst into tears. The viral footage of Bosse and his exasperated wife quickly became an international internet phenomenon, simultaneously providing dark humor to millions of viewers while raising global public awareness about the obscure and challenging reality of pseudobulbar affect. Bosse lived with the permanent neurological condition for the remainder of his life until he passed away on October 6, 2016, leaving behind a unique legacy as the subject of one of the internet’s most darkly fascinating medical anomalies.

Avez-vous déjà remarqué une petite bosse à la base du cou, entre le cou et le haut du dos? On l’appelle souvent bosse de bison ou bosse de douairière. Elle peut être liée à une cyphose dorsale, à une accumulation de tissu adipeux ou simplement à une posture prolongée vers l’avant (ordinateur, téléphone, travail de bureau). 🔎 Pourquoi apparaît-elle? Plusieurs facteurs peuvent contribuer à son développement : • Une posture de tête projetée vers l’avant (souvent appelée tech neck) • Des tensions musculaires chroniques dans les trapèzes et les cervicales • Une faiblesse des muscles posturaux du haut du dos • Une accumulation de tissu adipeux à la base du cou • Certaines conditions médicales ou hormonales 💆‍♀️ Comment la massothérapie et l’orthothérapie peuvent aider? Un travail thérapeutique ciblé peut contribuer à : ✔ Diminuer les tensions dans les trapèzes, les rhomboïdes et les muscles cervicaux ✔ Améliorer la mobilité de la colonne cervicale et thoracique ✔ Rééquilibrer les chaînes musculaires posturales ✔ Réduire les compensations musculaires ✔ Favoriser une meilleure posture au quotidien En orthothérapie, on combine souvent : • massage thérapeutique profond • mobilisations articulaires • relâchement myofascial • exercices correctifs posturaux ✨ L’objectif n’est pas seulement de traiter la bosse visible, mais surtout de corriger les déséquilibres qui l’ont créée. Avec un suivi approprié et quelques ajustements dans vos habitudes (posture, exercices, ergonomie), il est possible d’améliorer la posture et de diminuer l’apparence de cette bosse. Votre posture raconte votre histoire… prenons-en soin. #massotherapie #posture #massage #orthothérapie #muscle

On March 14, 2012, the Dutch television program *Man Bijt Hond* aired a viral segment featuring Huug Bosse, an elderly man from the Netherlands who was left completely unable to stop laughing after waking up from general anesthesia following a hip replacement surgery in 2010. During the broadcast, his wife, Nolda, expressed profound frustration over her husband’s constant giggling, explaining that his condition made it impossible to have serious conversations and even caused estrangement from their own family members who found the relentless laughter too irritating to endure. Medical experts attribute this bizarre and unyielding laughter to a neurological condition known as pseudobulbar affect (PBA), a disorder characterized by sudden, uncontrollable outbursts of laughing or crying that do not match the patient’s actual emotional state. While PBA is most commonly associated with traumatic brain injuries, strokes, or neurodegenerative diseases like ALS, rare cases have documented its onset following complications from general anesthesia or surgical trauma. Despite the outward appearance of constant joy, the condition often places severe emotional and social strain on both the patient and their loved ones, as the uncontrollable outbursts are involuntary neurological reflexes rather than genuine expressions of happiness. Despite the exhausting nature of his condition, the television broadcast revealed one specific emotional trigger that could pierce through his uncontrollable laughter: listening to the Dutch national anthem, “Het Wilhelmus,” which reliably caused him to immediately burst into tears. The viral footage of Bosse and his exasperated wife quickly became an international internet phenomenon, simultaneously providing dark humor to millions of viewers while raising global public awareness about the obscure and challenging reality of pseudobulbar affect. Bosse lived with the permanent neurological condition for the remainder of his life until he passed away on October 6, 2016, leaving behind a unique legacy as the subject of one of the internet’s most darkly fascinating medical anomalies. Follow @historyexplained_ for more!

Une petite lésion qui ne guérit pas n’est jamais anodine. Une bosse nacrée. Une plaie qui persiste. Une tache qui ressemble à une cicatrice. Une lésion aux bords légèrement surélevés. Ces signes peuvent parfois révéler un carcinome basocellulaire, le cancer de la peau le plus fréquent. 👉 Le problème n’est pas toujours la gravité. 👉 Le problème est souvent le retard au diagnostic. Quand il est détecté tôt : ✔ traitement simple ✔ cicatrice minimale Quand il est diagnostiqué tard : ⚠ chirurgie plus lourde ⚠ parfois au niveau du visage En dermatologie, le temps change tout. Si une lésion persiste, change ou vous inquiète : faites-la examiner. 📌 Enregistrez ce post pour reconnaître les signes. 🔁 Partagez-le à une femme de votre entourage. 👉 Abonnez-vous pour apprendre à protéger votre peau et votre santé. #skincancer #prevention

L'astuce du pro . Dans ce métier, j ai appris que des fois on a pas tout les outils a disposition et il faut avancer. Quand tu bosse seul, tu doit trouver des petites astuces qui te faciliteront la vie. En voici une 🙂🤝 #plaquiste #astuce #chantier #foryou #france

Tu peux pas gagner dans la vie à 20-30 ans. Sans SACRIFIER quelque chose. Soit ton temps. Soit tes compétences. Y’a pas de raccourci. Pendant que tu voyages et fais la fête... Quelqu’un bosse. Apprend. Construit. Dans 10 ans ? Vous serez pas au même endroit. Tes 20s et 30s = le moment de PLANTER. Pas de récolter. Tu plantes rien ? Tu récoltes rien. C’est mathématique. La question c’est pas “est-ce que je veux sacrifier ?” C’est “QU’EST-CE que je choisis de sacrifier ?” Commente 💪

On March 14, 2012, the Dutch television program *Man Bijt Hond* aired a viral segment featuring Huug Bosse, an elderly man from the Netherlands who was left completely unable to stop laughing after waking up from general anesthesia following a hip replacement surgery in 2010. During the broadcast, his wife, Nolda, expressed profound frustration over her husband’s constant giggling, explaining that his condition made it impossible to have serious conversations and even caused estrangement from their own family members who found the relentless laughter too irritating to endure. Medical experts attribute this bizarre and unyielding laughter to a neurological condition known as pseudobulbar affect (PBA), a disorder characterized by sudden, uncontrollable outbursts of laughing or crying that do not match the patient’s actual emotional state. While PBA is most commonly associated with traumatic brain injuries, strokes, or neurodegenerative diseases like ALS, rare cases have documented its onset following complications from general anesthesia or surgical trauma. Despite the outward appearance of constant joy, the condition often places severe emotional and social strain on both the patient and their loved ones, as the uncontrollable outbursts are involuntary neurological reflexes rather than genuine expressions of happiness. Despite the exhausting nature of his condition, the television broadcast revealed one specific emotional trigger that could pierce through his uncontrollable laughter: listening to the Dutch national anthem, “Het Wilhelmus,” which reliably caused him to immediately burst into tears. The viral footage of Bosse and his exasperated wife quickly became an international internet phenomenon, simultaneously providing dark humor to millions of viewers while raising global public awareness about the obscure and challenging reality of pseudobulbar affect. Bosse lived with the permanent neurological condition for the remainder of his life until he passed away on October 6, 2016, leaving behind a unique legacy as the subject of one of the internet’s most darkly fascinating medical anomalies. Follow @dark_history_archive for more!

🔥🌈 Marais la nuit : “rajel le jour… Cendrillon la nuit” Un jeune de cité se filme au téléphone dans le Marais, ambiance LGBT. Il lâche une confession cash : la journée il bosse au four, la nuit il “se transforme”, mais il a peur d’être grillé. Fiction/satire générée par IA. #marais #lgbt #parisdenuit #cité #satire

Hugo, accident de travail, électrocution… il perd ses deux jambes. Et pourtant aujourd’hui, quand tu le vois vivre, t’as l’impression que rien ne l’a arrêté. Ça fait quelques années qu’il est appareillé, et depuis il a repris sa vie en main. Il bosse, il roule en moto, il avance comme tout le monde… voire plus fort que beaucoup. Ce genre de parcours, ça te rappelle un truc simple : ce qui t’arrive, tu le choisis pas… mais ce que tu deviens après, ça t’appartient.