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Broken heart, broken body: Naseem Shah's trysts with loss and injury

The Pakistan pace sensation had massive success early; then came the troughs

It wasn't where he should have been, but he found himself here worryingly frequently. With another sigh, Naseem Shah placed himself back onto the treatment table for a massage. The TV was on; Pakistan were playing in the World Cup in India, and yet this cricket-mad kid who never missed a game could barely bring himself to watch. He would soon eat a bland meal, and push himself cautiously into his running, weight training and other exercises associated with the bleak, closed-off world of rehab that fans never really think about.

As a teenager, before he ever played international cricket, doctors had told him they'd found four fractures in his back, and his chances of continuing to play cricket at the highest level were almost zero. For Naseem, who has barely had any hobbies outside of cricket - he spends his spare time playing the tape-ball version of the game - it was the last thing he wanted to hear. He is thankful to Mudassar Nazar, who mentored him during this time, reassuring him he would heal.

This time, however, was different for an important reason. "I had to undergo surgery, and that is a big deal if you've never had surgery before," Naseem says. "There was a ball I bowled against India [in the Asia Cup Super Four] after which I fell down, and just before that I felt a tendon in my shoulder rip and sensed a gap in there. When we did a CT scan and the doctor approached me, I said, 'I know what you're about to tell me. You're going to tell me I'm out for six months.' Because I understood what was happening in my body and there was no way out other than surgery."

A long-term injury like the one Naseem suffered at the Asia Cup creates a dissonance between player and spectator. Fans may tick these days off on calendars, but players have to live through their crushing, repetitive tedium in a phantasmagoria of doctor's appointments, training exercises, painkillers, diet supplements, and worries about the future. "Being injured long-term," Naseem says, "and rehabbing in preparation to come back is the absolute toughest time any athlete can encounter."

The biggest fear, of course, is that a player may never come back properly at all. The glorious history of Pakistani fast bowling has its fair share of dark corners where young fast bowlers have been discarded, often as a result of inappropriate medical care, treated like shiny toys that were played with, broken and cast away, in the knowledge new ones would replace them soon enough and there was no need for repair.

Earlier this month an enquiry released a report on the shoddy medical treatment fast bowler Ihsanullah received; he faces a further year out and more surgery, and there is no time frame on a return. Rumman Raees, Hasan Ali, Mohammad Hasnain and Shaheen Afridi are among Naseem's contemporaries whose careers stalled to one extent or another following an injury, while Junaid Khan, Sohail Khan, and further back, Mohammad Zahid, all had their careers severely derailed by injuries.

But as Naseem says, even with the requisite care, there are never any guarantees. "There are a lot of risks to coming back and a lot of players give up in that time. You have to take care of everything. If a sportsman isn't eating the right things during injury, your body will change completely, and getting back to your level will take even more time. You have to do the same type of rehab training. Insaan kar kar ke bore ho jaata hai [The repetitiveness bores you].

"It depends on how positive you keep your mindset. You have to ensure you get everything perfect, and even if you do all that, it still takes time to get back to pre-injury levels."

We meet at the Pearl Continental Hotel in Lahore, where the Pakistan team is staying during the home series against New Zealand. Most interviews here can usually be conducted without significant interruption in the coffee shop, but Naseem's high profile and ever-growing legion of fans make that impractical. We go past layer after layer of additional ID and security checks before taking the lift up to the team floor and an empty recreation room.

It's late afternoon and Naseem has just woken from a nap. He didn't play the previous T20I against New Zealand and he won't play the next one, partially because he's under the weather with a cold. Being roused in this state to talk about one of the bleaker phases in his life is probably the last thing he wants, but he lights up when we talk about his return.

"There's no pain now," he says. "But match fitness is totally different to just being injury-free. If you haven't played six months, the only way to gain that is to play more matches. This was why a good PSL [was important]. I returned at the PSL and I felt my rhythm come back, but it still took time for me to return to my best. It only happened because I was regularly playing matches."

Only three bowlers - just one of them a fast bowler - took more wickets this PSL, and all of them had worse economy rates than his. He also bowled two of the eight maiden overs of the tournament. The eye test was impressive too - his average pace grew steadily and he regularly hit the 140s. The shape with the ball up top, the hard lengths, the late-stage yorkers may not quite have been vintage Naseem, but they were redolent of a bowler not too far from that mark. He ended up in ESPNcricinfo's PSL team of the tournament.

It's a boost for Pakistan but doubly a relief for Naseem because he feels he has unfinished business at World Cups. He missed the last one because of the shoulder injury, and thinks this year's T20 World Cup comes at a good time in his recovery cycle. "There's still quite a bit of time to go, and I believe my body will be pretty much back to its best by then."

It is, however, the one in Australia in late 2022 that remains a gaping wound. Having only been brought into white-ball cricket weeks earlier, he took to the format with aplomb, effortlessly replacing the injured Afridi in the lead-up tournaments and in the first half of the World Cup proper. A fiery spell against India, where he snared KL Rahul in his first over, may well have been the highlight of a tournament in which Pakistan rode their luck to make it through to the semi-final. It lasted until the final.

Naseem half-chuckles, as if to protect himself against the sting of that bitter memory. "Sometimes you bowl very aggressively and go after wickets. There are two possibilities there - you might go for runs or you might take a wicket. But that day my philosophy was to do both, save runs and take wickets at the same time. That is very difficult, and high-risk too."

With Pakistan defending a below-par 137 and Shaheen only partially fit, Naseem sent down perhaps the greatest wicketless T20I spell, toying with the English batters at the MCG as he pounded away in search of wickets. In his second over he beat Jos Buttler's bat five times with fierce pace and probing movement both ways, and still conceded 11. On his 24 legal deliveries, he beat the bat or drew the edge 15 times; according to ESPNcricinfo's ball-tracking data, only once has a bowler managed more than that in T20I cricket since 2011. His figures, though? 4-0-30-0. Afridi sustained a fresh injury and couldn't bowl his quota, and the momentum Pakistan had been building slipped through their fingers as England strolled home.

"We were bowling in partnerships that day. I didn't take a wicket but people highlighted my bowling that day because I was giving it my all and nailing my lines and lengths without doing anything too flashy," Naseem says. "But people understand cricket enough to know what constitutes a good performance.

"My idea is, if someone from the other end is going for wickets, I need to stick to the basics where I need to stop the runs. This places pressure on the opposition. If they're only seeing me out, they can take an unnecessary risk from the other end, play a false shot and get out. This is how a bowling partnership works.

Naseem describes himself as "devastated" by the result of that final, but recalls with amusement an incident after he arrived back in his hometown, Lower Dir in northern Pakistan, a couple of days later.

That Naseem was a crucial T20I player so soon after making his debut illustrates a theme that has recurred throughout his career. He has been blessed with instant success wherever he has turned up. He was 15 when he took a five-wicket haul in his second match, 16 when he became the second youngest in history to take a Test five-wicket haul, and the youngest to take a Test hat-trick in the following game. It took him just three ODIs to register his first five-wicket haul, and he followed it up with another one in his next game.

But Naseem is so much more than his precocious achievements. People close to him marvel at his big-game mentality, one that rivals and perhaps even surpasses Afridi's. There exists a healthy competition between them that is reportedly more edgy than convivial. Insiders have said that both are driven not just by winning, but by ensuring they've outperformed the other. The rivalry is grounded in cricketing achievements rather than all-consuming toxicity, but it has only intensified as Naseem's star has soared. Perhaps the biggest tribute to him is, it's no longer obvious which of the two is Pakistan's premier fast bowler.

Naseem's ability to revel when things get fractious has been highlighted in situations where his natural ability with the ball cannot bail him out. With bat in hand he has arguably provided Pakistan supporters with some of their most emotionally charged memories. Afghanistan - and fast bowler Fazalhaq Farooqi - have been on the receiving end two times, when a flashpoint was immediately followed by Naseem balancing righteous anger with well-channelled adrenaline.

There is added edge when it comes to Afghanistan. After all, if you can't describe the history of the relationship between the Pakistan and Afghan cricket boards, and indeed that between the two countries, as edgy, then what's the point of the word?

Naseem demurs, even as he grins. "Not really. Any fast bowler who comes in with the bat and finishes a match like that against any team will be excited, whatever the opposition. That is what caused the wild celebrations. The whole team was looking at me, despite having no expectations, because I'm not a batter. If it hadn't been Afghanistan, that celebration would have happened anyway."

It's different when we talk about India, though. Naseem has enjoyed and endured his fair share of ecstasy and heartbreak against them, and the latest instalment of world cricket's most anticipated fixture has a set date: June 9 in New York in the group stage of the T20 World Cup.

"I personally don't believe there's a big difference in quality in the players of both countries," Naseem says. "But if anyone claims there's no extra pressure in an India-Pakistan match, go and ask the people of India and Pakistan! There's huge pressure on the fans in both countries, and on the players too. You're not human if you don't feel pressure in such a big match.

"It's not as if there's pressure only on Pakistan and not on India, because we can see with our eyes how much they feel the pressure as well. How you perform on the day matters because both teams have some of the world's best players. The people in both countries are very involved, and I feel it's the only match where there isn't a single ball where you can relax. That's how much pressure there is on both teams, and how you handle it is crucial."

Naseem's enduring popularity doesn't just stem from his ability on a cricket ground. People close to him and the Pakistan cricket team have spoken of how the crowds who congregate outside team hotels and around team buses often have their eyes peeled specifically for him. That demographic increasingly includes young female fans, a fact not overlooked by some of the biggest brands in Pakistan.

No commercial deal could illustrate that better than Pepsi's current campaign spot, which has taken Pakistan by storm. Pepsi has been a long-time sponsor of the Pakistan cricket team, and is famously selective about the individual stars it partners with. Simply put, the face of a Pepsi campaign is perhaps unofficially the country's highest-profile sports star - or close enough, otherwise Pepsi wouldn't have picked them. Notable past collaborators from cricket include Imran Khan, Wasim Akram and Shahid Afridi.

The current ad features Naseem, who brings it to life in a way it is difficult to imagine another of his team-mates pulling off. In it he is required to play a bad actor before demonstrating he's actually a good one when inspired by the drink in question, putting his playful, boyish charm and the lilt of an Urdu accent in his second language to exquisite use.

Naseem's mix of film-star looks and tender vulnerability has proved an intoxicating concoction, and kindled a desire nationwide to wrap around him a cloak of protection. Pakistan watched him grow up when he should still have been a child - the kid leaving home when he should have been with his parents and siblings in his small town, the boy leading men on the cricket field with his performances, the son hearing news of his ailing mother passing away when he was on the other side of the world, when he should still have had decades by her side.

Weeks after his mother died, when he was thrust in front of cameras after taking his first five-wicket haul in Karachi, the only questions he was asked were about her. As he covered his tear-streaked face with his hands, the shutters went off, his pain televised and made a commodity.

That exploitation would reach its repulsive nadir with the leaking of a short, haunting video clip from his hospital bed. As he lay there, eyes closed and barely conscious following the surgery that ruled him out of last year's World Cup, Naseem appeared to be calling out to his late mother in distressed, tearful murmurs. There could hardly have been a more intimate moment, or one where he was more vulnerable, and yet it was captured on video and strewn across media.

Despite the apparent lack of limits on what aspects of his personal life can be treated as public property, Naseem isn't the kind who hides his emotions. The childlike mischief in that smile, the widening of those deeply expressive eyes as emotion pricks, the elation, the pain, are all on public display, and ravenously consumed. He has hidden nothing from a nation that hasn't quite shown it deserves that generosity. And he understands the risks he's taking by baring himself this way.

"When you do well, fans in Pakistan show you an overwhelming amount of love. It's true that our fans get very excited, and very hurt when we lose, so you could say the balance is out of kilter! But we get as much love as we do criticism here.

"I always try to improve myself in addition to improving my cricket, in terms of how I can become a good human being. When God gives you blessings, it's very important to be the kind of person who helps other people out and is good to other people. People remember if you've done someone a good deed for a very long time. We all make mistakes, both in and outside the cricket field, but I always try to improve every day as a human being."

Naseem has received his fair share of mean-spirited, hurtful comments, as any young sportsperson in a role as public as his might. He does, though, appear to possess a filter that allows him to pick nuggets of value out of what might otherwise seem to be just tirades.

"There'll be something valuable in the criticism that you can use," he says. He believes good advice can come from just about anywhere (except perhaps the jalebi seller), and reveals how, on occasion, he has had success acting on advice from someone in the crowd shouting suggestions while he fielded in the deep.

Naseem could well have been a case study for a sportsman who was withered rather than nurtured by the spotlight, but the sense of perspective he has developed has kept him grounded. "You learn day by day," he says. "Especially when you travel, when you go to other countries and are exposed to other cultures that you were not aware of. The more you improve yourself as a human being, the more satisfaction you get."

While the maturity that belies his years has come partly from circumstance, his equanimity of outlook comes in part thanks to a large and tight-knit family, headed by a father who, though knowing nothing about cricket himself, allowed his son to fly the nest to follow his dreams. In 2020, when his sisters were told Naseem had taken a hat-trick, they responded by saying he had already passed his matric (matriculation exams). Two younger brothers have followed in his wake; this year at the PSL, all three - Naseem, Hunain and Ubaid - played for Islamabad United. Naseem handed them their debut caps, and Ubaid opened the bowling alongside his oldest brother in the first game, while Hunain ended up hitting the winning runs in the final.

"It was their first year," Naseem says. "It was a proud moment for me and my family because all three of us were playing together. It brings its own pressure, and when it's a blood relation, it feels even more special. I feel like Ubaid, especially, is better than me when I was his age, in terms of pace and mindset. Beyond that, it's about how hard he works, and if he's able to maintain this mindset."

But even with three sons in the game, their father still hasn't quite taken to the sport he allowed his boys to pursue on a leap of faith.

"Unko cricket ki koi samajh nahi" [He doesn't understand cricket at all], Naseem grins with the freedom of a boy speaking when his father isn't around. "He measures performances by how many wickets we've taken. He feels if we haven't taken three or four wickets, we haven't done well, and we have to explain to him that in T20 cricket, sometimes one or two wickets is also good enough."

Test cricket, though, is a step too far. "Just let me know after five days who won!"

Naseem, unsurprisingly, holds the format in reverence, calling it "a fast bowler's foundation". "The more repetition there is in fast bowling, the more accurate your line and length will be. I am a big believer in Test and ODI cricket because that's where you find true, proper cricketers whose skills have been truly tested. It is hard to be successful but what is tough is maintaining that success over a period of time.

In that regard, Naseem has perhaps been fortunate with his career arc, having honed his skills in the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy and played 13 Tests over nearly three years before he ever sent down a white ball in an international. But surprisingly - and perhaps uniquely - it is the unloved middle child he offers an approving pat on the head.

"If I had to pick one, I'd go with one-day cricket. It is the format where I feel you have a nice mix of showing your skills within a singular contest. Sometimes you don't get that in T20 cricket. Because it's very short, sharp cricket. Batters play such a wide array of shots that it's nearly impossible to gauge what a good delivery is."

Still, for a man who says he plays tape-ball cricket in his spare time, the idea of giving up a format is anathema. Also, as Naseem points out, Pakistan don't play enough Test cricket for him to be a specialist in that format; it simply wouldn't be enough cricket for him.

"Because I have a base in Test cricket, it makes me feel I can play all-format cricket. But T20 cricket is changing the world. You have to learn the skills that T20 cricket teaches you as well. It's just that a foundation in red-ball cricket can help you in T20. In Test cricket you have different types of wickets and different types of conditions as a fast bowler. Sometimes you bowl three or four spells in a day and each comes under different conditions and wickets.

"If you've done all that for five days and then come to ODI or T20 cricket, it feels like it comes easily to you. In one day you sometimes bowl 25 overs in a Test, and then when you come down to bowling ten or four overs, fitness-wise that comes quite easily to you."

The sheer volume of T20 cricket means this debate is far from settled, but Naseem points to a top-flight player who came through debilitating long-term injuries early in his career to become an elite all-format bowler. "When you get injured and you learn about your body, make your recovery and come back to your pre-injury level, you're even better when you come back because you know which parts of your body are vulnerable and you can work on them.

"Pat Cummins, for example, had several injuries in several parts of his body, so he would have understood how to fortify and strengthen those weaknesses. So you manage your workload, training and diet accordingly, and that reduces your chances of injury."

When poor form or loss of confidence nag away at him, Naseem goes back to watch reruns of his greatest bowling spells, understanding such fortification is important for his mindset and mental health. "I can get that kind of form back. I'm the same cricketer," he says.

And then he asks himself what stops him from achieving that level. In those moments he watches Naseem like we all watch Naseem, as this generational talent with that liquid whip of a bowling action and the elegant leap of a gazelle. Who somehow has the strength to bowl that fast - flesh and muscle but at the same time lithe and light.

Except, unlike us, at the end of it all, he has the luxury of telling himself, "I was the one who did this."

"When I look at those performances, I push the negative thoughts away. I focus my mind on replicating those performances and think, 'Nothing has changed. The only thing that is different is my mindset. My mind started allowing negative thoughts in, but my action, the pitch, my bowling, is all the same. I am the same.'"

He dismisses a question about individual career goals, saying he does not have a wickets tally to finish on in mind, because performances, he believes, are only remembered when your team wins. "What would give me satisfaction would be to be remembered fondly."

He gets up at the end of the interview, mumbling about going back for another nap. Being everything to all people: the heartthrob, the delicate young man, the prodigious talent, the leader of a bowling attack, can take its toll. With any luck, he still has years of it all ahead of him.

And if he does drift off again, he will do so safe in the knowledge that he is making two people very proud - the mum who never saw him play cricket, and the dad who doesn't quite understand it when he does.

No wonder sleep comes so easy to him at four in the afternoon.

May 24th, 2024

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Hip disorders majorly affect the hip joint, impacting thigh movement and ability to support the weight of your body. Hip pain has a number of causes, most of which are related to degeneration, injury, or inflammation of the muscles, bones, joints, and tendons located in the hip area. Furthermore, there are common causes of hip pain include arthritis, bursitis, bone fracture, muscle spasms and strains. Hip pain can also result from disorders causing pain radiating from the spine and back, such as sciatica and herniated discs. This type of hip disorder will further require hip orthosis as a support. Hip orthosis is an external orthopedic device that restricts hip movement. After complete hip replacement, a hip orthosis market is utilized to prevent adduction and internal rotation, which can lead to hip dislocation and hip flexion motions. In infants with dysplasia of the hip, which causes hip instability, a hip abduction orthosis or Pavlik harness is used to position the hips in flexion. In children, hip abduction orthosis is used to treat children with the Legg–Calve–Perthes disease.

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The factors driving the growth of the hip orthosis market are exponential surge in elderly population and technological advancements in hip orthoses such as anterior approach for total hip replacement, rise in incidence of musculoskeletal conditions and increase in number of road accidents.. In addition, increase in awareness about the benefits of hip orthosis on the quality of life, which has encouraged patients to opt for hip orthosis, especially in the developing countries such as in India and China. Moreover, improvement in healthcare infrastructure in developing countries has led to the growth of the hip orthosis market. Furthermore, rising pool of hip fractures, hip osteoarthritis, favorable reimbursement scenario, and technological advancements are the major factors responsible for the growth of this market. Additionally, the growing health awareness among masses, along with increase in the spending capacity of the population are propelling the market growth. However, high costs of hip orthosis and changes in payer reimbursements negatively affect the net sales volume of hip orthosis, which, in turn, hampers the market growth.

The report segments the hip orthosis market based on modality, product type, application, and age group. On the basis of product type, the market is categorized into hip abduction, sacroiliac (SI) belt, hernia belt, and range of motion. The applications covered in the study include hip fracture, hip dislocation, osteoarthritis, congenital dysplasia of the hip, coxa valgum, and others. By modality, the market fragmented into fixed and wearable hip orthosis. Depending on age group, it is segregated into infants, children, youth, and others.

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I am again reminded of ChaiHalif and Mikele's Birthday.

When my throat was slit, I asked that Arjun to accompany me to Avenues. He asked me a few weeks ago anyway. I don't want to see the girls. He made me wait at Haya. He looked sheepish. Knowing sharp and cunning eyes. He ordered Chai Halif. He stirred the tea very, very slowly. He made me feel like I owe him big. I thought he wanted to go out. It was nothing. It's normal in the Philippines. He asked me out. He waved from the bus like a puppy who wanted to be adopted. So, when I needed, I answered his invitation.

You see that in me at the park? Ok. I can't get out.

I know when he is not himself and I know when he is internalizing.

F* you. Who have been to India to have a name like that? He is a fat brown street boy. Maybe they got it from indian loaners.

There were a few times also that he would move his feet in circles. Rotating it. FEET! ANKLE! Normal while sitting at work. Normal at work. Like how he stirred his ChaiHalif. He Aqeel? He an Arab? He like wearing all white shorts and shirts. I hate it when Mahmmoud wore the same.

He rich? Family name! He is half Indian? F* you. All of you. He is a psycho. An actor. Fuck you! my neighbor? He kept on saying that his tita has a four door apartment. First time I was brought to rehab, we were also in a four door apartment like today! Fuck you very common! Fuck you all! I am not him. Fuck you!!!!!!! He is crazy. I am obsessed? TRY FED UP! Do you know when I left rehab? He is there. He are the packers! My educated family is becoming like him!

Can I wish that he die? In a taxi crash? Because he dosen't like bus. How did he commute in the Philippines? If God will not give can I have it? Oh how he love to be with ALLAH. He made HIM cheap! The likes of him. They can have more because there is an ALLAH anyway. Do they know when to pray?

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luxuryrehabfinder0 · 10 months

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"Hope and Healing: Luxury Rehabilitation Centers Making a Difference in India"

Unveiling a beacon of transformation in the landscape of addiction recovery, this article explores how Hope and Healing: Luxury Rehabilitation Centers Making a Difference in India is reshaping the narrative of rehabilitation. From opulent surroundings to cutting-edge treatments, this comprehensive overview aims to shed light on the unique approach of luxury rehab in the country.

Introduction

Luxury rehabilitation centers in India are redefining the concept of addiction recovery. This introduction sets the stage for a deep dive into the world of upscale facilities and their impact on individuals seeking hope and healing.

Understanding Addiction

Delving into the substance abuse patterns in India, this section provides crucial insights into the diverse nature of addiction. Understanding these patterns is fundamental to tailoring effective and personalized interventions.

Rise of Luxury Rehab

Addressing the emergence of upscale rehabilitation facilities, this section explores the factors contributing to the rise of luxury rehab and the growing demand for exclusive and high-end addiction treatment.

Tailored Treatment Approaches

Luxury rehab goes beyond the conventional. This section outlines the personalized and comprehensive care provided by these facilities, offering tailored treatment approaches to meet individual needs.

Opulent Environments

The influence of luxury surroundings on the recovery process is explored here. From serene landscapes to state-of-the-art amenities, this section highlights the role of opulent environments in fostering healing and tranquility.

Internationally Accredited Programs

Maintaining world-class standards is imperative for luxury rehab. This section delves into the significance of internationally accredited programs, ensuring the highest quality of care for individuals seeking recovery.

Therapeutic Innovations

Cutting-edge approaches to addiction treatment are a hallmark of luxury rehab. This section explores the innovative therapies and interventions employed by upscale facilities to enhance the recovery journey.

Success Stories from Luxury Rehab

Real accounts of triumph and recovery showcase the transformative impact of luxury rehab. This section features success stories, providing inspiration and hope to individuals considering upscale rehabilitation.

Holistic Wellness Programs

Embracing mind, body, and spirit, this section explores the holistic wellness programs offered by luxury rehab centers. From holistic therapies to wellness activities, these programs contribute to comprehensive healing.

Exclusivity and Privacy

Respecting the confidentiality of clients is a priority in luxury rehab. This section discusses the measures taken to ensure exclusivity and privacy, creating a safe space for individuals on their journey to recovery.

Challenges in Luxury Rehab

Addressing unique obstacles in high-end rehabilitation, this section acknowledges the challenges faced by luxury rehab centers and how they navigate these to provide the best possible care.

Government Recognition

Policies supporting upscale rehabilitation are essential for the growth and recognition of luxury rehab. This section explores government initiatives and recognition for high-end addiction treatment.

Cultural Sensitivity in Luxury Rehab

Balancing opulence with cultural understanding is crucial. This section emphasizes the importance of cultural sensitivity in luxury rehab, ensuring that the treatment aligns with diverse cultural backgrounds.

FAQs

What sets luxury rehab apart from traditional rehab programs? Luxury rehab offers a premium and exclusive experience, with personalized care, opulent surroundings, and cutting-edge treatment modalities.

Do luxury rehab centers follow international standards for addiction treatment? Absolutely, most luxury rehab centers adhere to internationally accredited programs, ensuring the highest standards of care and treatment.

How is privacy maintained in luxury rehab centers? Privacy is a top priority in luxury rehab. These centers implement strict confidentiality measures to safeguard the privacy of their clients.

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brookstonalmanac · 1 year

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Holidays 10.6

Holidays

American Library Day

Armed Forces Day (Egypt)

Come and Take It Day (Texas)

Commemoration Day (Turkmenistan)

Day of Commemoration and National Mourning (Turkmenistan)

Discovery of America Day (Honduras)

Donkey Day (French Republic)

Dukla Pass Victims Day (Slovakia)

Earthquake Remembrance Day (Turkmenistan)

Ecological Debt Day

Festival of Spiritual Anarchy

German Pioneer Day (Pennsylvania)

Gopher Hill Day

Inbox Zero Day

Instagram Day

International Geodiversity Day

Ivy Day (Ireland)

Jack Day

Jackie Mayer Rehab Day (Sandusky, Ohio)

Mad Hatter Day

Memorial Day for the Martyrs of Arad (Hungary)

Moulin Rouge Day

National Badger Day (UK)

National Coaches Day

National Energy Geek Day

National German-American Day

National Influencer Day

National Isabella Day

National Kink Day

National Physician Assistant Day

National Plus Size Appreciation Day

National Transfer Money to Your Daughter Day

Odd Socks Day (Australia)

Physician's Assistant Day

Semana Morazánica (Honduras)

Talking Motion Picture Day

Teachers’ Day (Sri Lanka)

Tishreen Liberation Day (Syria)

Wizkid Day (Minnesota)

World Cerebral Palsy Day

World HSP Day

World Stationary Day

Worldwide Forgiveness Day

Food & Drink Celebrations

Garlic Lovers Day

National Noodle Day

National Orange Wine Day

1st Friday in October

Bandcamp Friday [1st Friday]

Barrel-Aged Beer Day [1st Friday]

Byte Night (UK) [1st Friday]

Cerrado Mineiro Day [1st Friday]

Children’s Day (Singapore) [1st Friday]

College Radio Day [1st Friday]

French Canadian Heritage Day (Michigan) [1st Friday]

Kids Music Day [1st Friday]

Kitchener-Waterloo Oktoberfest begins (Canada) [Friday before 2nd Monday thru 10.19]

Manufacturing Day (a.k.a. MFG Day) [1st Friday]

National Beep Beep Day (Ireland) [1st Friday]

National Body Language Day [1st Friday]

National Denim Day (a.k.a. Lee National Denim Day) [1st Friday]

National Disease Intervention Specialist (DIS) Recognition Day [1st Friday]

National Diversity Day [1st Friday]

National Potato Day (Ireland) [1st Friday]

National Tree Planting Day (Jamaica) [1st Friday]

Plaidurday [1st Friday]

World College Radio Day [1st Friday]

World Multiplication Table Day [1st Friday]

World Smile Day [1st Friday]

Independence Days

Auvenum (a.k.a. Kingdom of Auvenum; Declared; 2018)

Feast Days

Aequinoctium Autumnale III (Pagan)

Alexandr Shilov (Artology)

Bathukamma begins (Telangana, India; Hinduism)

Bellini (Positivist; Saint)

Bruno of Cologne (Christian; Saint)

Dan Christensen (Artology)

Faith (a.k.a. Fides) and companions (Christian; Martyrs)

Ghengis Khan Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Happy Hour All Day Day Day (Pastafarian)

International Rastafarian Headgear Day (Pastafarian)

Juan de Palafox y Mendoza (Christian; Blessed)

Marie Rose Durocher (Christian; Blessed)

Mary Frances of the Five Wounds (Christian; Saint)

Pardulphus (Christian; Saint)

Sagar of Laodicea (Christian; Saint)

Thuistle (Muppetism)

William Tyndale (commemoration, Anglicanism), with Myles Coverdale (Episcopal Church (USA))

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Day of Bad Omens (Ancient Rome) [2 of 2]

Perilous Day (13th Century England) [27 of 32]

Taian (大安 Japan) [Lucky all day.]

Tycho Brahe Unlucky Day (Scandinavia) [32 of 37]

Unglückstage (Unlucky Day; Pennsylvania Dutch) [25 of 30]

Very Unlucky Day (Grafton’s Manual of 1565) [47 of 60]

Premieres

Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day (Film; 2014)

Another Froggy Evening (WB LT Cartoon; 1995)

Ballot Box Bunny (WB MM Cartoon; 1951)

Batwoman (TV Series; 2019)

Blade Runner 2049 (Film; 2017)

A Bug’s Land (Disneyland Attraction; 2002)

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (TV Series; 2000)

The Departed (Film; 2006)

Drugstore Cowboy (Film; 1989)

Eight Days A Week, recorded by The Beatles (Song; 1964)

Faith, by George Michael (Song; 1987)

The Florida Project (Film; 2017)

Girlfight (Film; 2000)

Happy Halloween, Scooby-Doo! (WB Animated Film; 2020)

Here Comes Santa Claus, by Gene Autry (Song; 1947)

How to Make an American Quilt (Film; 1995)

Instagram (Social Media App; 2010)

The Jazz Singer (Film; 1927)

Love Me Tender, by Elvis Presley (Song; 1956)

Marathon Man (Film; 1976)

The Maze Runner, by James Dashner (Novel; 2009) [Maze Runner #1]

Meet the Parents (Film; 2000)

Merry Christmas, by Johnny Mathis (Album; 1958)

The Miller’s Daughter (WB MM Cartoon; 1934)

The Mousetrap, by Agatha Christie (West End Play; 1952)

My Life and Hard Times, by James Thurber (Memoir; 1933)

My Little Pony: The Movie (Animated Film; 2017)

Othello, by William Shakespeare (Play; 1621)

Pillow Talk (Film; 1959)

The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, by Muriel Spark (Novel; 1961)

Sitting Bull (Film; 1954)

Something, by The Beatles (Song’ 1969)

Spartacus (Film; 1960)

Summer and Smoke, by Tennessee Williams (Broadway Play; 1948)

Taxi (Film; 2004)

Yuri on Ice (Anime Series; 2016)

Today’s Name Days

Adalbero, Bruno, Melanie (Austria)

Bruno, Fides, Verica, Vjera (Croatia)

Hanuš (Czech Republic)

Broderus (Denmark)

Bruno, Edmund (Estonia)

Minttu, Pinja (Finland)

Bruno (France)

Adalbero, Nrunhild, Bruno, Gerald, Melanie (Germany)

Erotiis (Greece)

Brúnó, Renáta (Hungary)

Bruno (Italy)

Monika, Zilgma (Latvia)

Brunonas, Budvydas, Eismantas, Vytenė (Lithuania)

Målfrid, Møyfrid (Norway)

Artur, Artus, Bronisław, Bronisz, Brunon, Emil, Fryderyka, Roman (Poland)

Toma (Romania)

Natália (Slovakia)

Bruno (Spain)

Jennifer, Jenny (Sweden)

Thomas, Toma (Ukraine)

Bron, Bronson, Brown, Bruno, Burnet, Burnett (USA)

Today is Also…

Day of Year: Day 279 of 2024; 86 days remaining in the year

ISO: Day 5 of week 40 of 2023

Celtic Tree Calendar: Gort (Ivy) [Day 4 of 28]

Chinese: Month 8 (Xin-You), Day 22 (Ding-You)

Chinese Year of the: Rabbit 4721 (until February 10, 2024)

Hebrew: 21 Tishri 5784

Islamic: 21 Rabi I 1445

J Cal: 9 Shù; Twosday [9 of 30]

Julian: 23 September 2023

Moon: 50%: 3rd Quarter

Positivist: 27 Shakespeare (10th Month) [Bellini]

Runic Half Month: Gyfu (Gift) [Day 10 of 15]

Season: Autumn (Day 13 of 89)

Zodiac: Libra (Day 13 of 30)

#Holidays

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brookston · 1 year

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Holidays 10.6

Holidays

American Library Day

Armed Forces Day (Egypt)

Come and Take It Day (Texas)

Commemoration Day (Turkmenistan)

Day of Commemoration and National Mourning (Turkmenistan)

Discovery of America Day (Honduras)

Donkey Day (French Republic)

Dukla Pass Victims Day (Slovakia)

Earthquake Remembrance Day (Turkmenistan)

Ecological Debt Day

Festival of Spiritual Anarchy

German Pioneer Day (Pennsylvania)

Gopher Hill Day

Inbox Zero Day

Instagram Day

International Geodiversity Day

Ivy Day (Ireland)

Jack Day

Jackie Mayer Rehab Day (Sandusky, Ohio)

Mad Hatter Day

Memorial Day for the Martyrs of Arad (Hungary)

Moulin Rouge Day

National Badger Day (UK)

National Coaches Day

National Energy Geek Day

National German-American Day

National Influencer Day

National Isabella Day

National Kink Day

National Physician Assistant Day

National Plus Size Appreciation Day

National Transfer Money to Your Daughter Day

Odd Socks Day (Australia)

Physician's Assistant Day

Semana Morazánica (Honduras)

Talking Motion Picture Day

Teachers’ Day (Sri Lanka)

Tishreen Liberation Day (Syria)

Wizkid Day (Minnesota)

World Cerebral Palsy Day

World HSP Day

World Stationary Day

Worldwide Forgiveness Day

Food & Drink Celebrations

Garlic Lovers Day

National Noodle Day

National Orange Wine Day

1st Friday in October

Bandcamp Friday [1st Friday]

Barrel-Aged Beer Day [1st Friday]

Byte Night (UK) [1st Friday]

Cerrado Mineiro Day [1st Friday]

Children’s Day (Singapore) [1st Friday]

College Radio Day [1st Friday]

French Canadian Heritage Day (Michigan) [1st Friday]

Kids Music Day [1st Friday]

Kitchener-Waterloo Oktoberfest begins (Canada) [Friday before 2nd Monday thru 10.19]

Manufacturing Day (a.k.a. MFG Day) [1st Friday]

National Beep Beep Day (Ireland) [1st Friday]

National Body Language Day [1st Friday]

National Denim Day (a.k.a. Lee National Denim Day) [1st Friday]

National Disease Intervention Specialist (DIS) Recognition Day [1st Friday]

National Diversity Day [1st Friday]

National Potato Day (Ireland) [1st Friday]

National Tree Planting Day (Jamaica) [1st Friday]

Plaidurday [1st Friday]

World College Radio Day [1st Friday]

World Multiplication Table Day [1st Friday]

World Smile Day [1st Friday]

Independence Days

Auvenum (a.k.a. Kingdom of Auvenum; Declared; 2018)

Feast Days

Aequinoctium Autumnale III (Pagan)

Alexandr Shilov (Artology)

Bathukamma begins (Telangana, India; Hinduism)

Bellini (Positivist; Saint)

Bruno of Cologne (Christian; Saint)

Dan Christensen (Artology)

Faith (a.k.a. Fides) and companions (Christian; Martyrs)

Ghengis Khan Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Happy Hour All Day Day Day (Pastafarian)

International Rastafarian Headgear Day (Pastafarian)

Juan de Palafox y Mendoza (Christian; Blessed)

Marie Rose Durocher (Christian; Blessed)

Mary Frances of the Five Wounds (Christian; Saint)

Pardulphus (Christian; Saint)

Sagar of Laodicea (Christian; Saint)

Thuistle (Muppetism)

William Tyndale (commemoration, Anglicanism), with Myles Coverdale (Episcopal Church (USA))

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Day of Bad Omens (Ancient Rome) [2 of 2]

Perilous Day (13th Century England) [27 of 32]

Taian (大安 Japan) [Lucky all day.]

Tycho Brahe Unlucky Day (Scandinavia) [32 of 37]

Unglückstage (Unlucky Day; Pennsylvania Dutch) [25 of 30]

Very Unlucky Day (Grafton’s Manual of 1565) [47 of 60]

Premieres

Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day (Film; 2014)

Another Froggy Evening (WB LT Cartoon; 1995)

Ballot Box Bunny (WB MM Cartoon; 1951)

Batwoman (TV Series; 2019)

Blade Runner 2049 (Film; 2017)

A Bug’s Land (Disneyland Attraction; 2002)

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (TV Series; 2000)

The Departed (Film; 2006)

Drugstore Cowboy (Film; 1989)

Eight Days A Week, recorded by The Beatles (Song; 1964)

Faith, by George Michael (Song; 1987)

The Florida Project (Film; 2017)

Girlfight (Film; 2000)

Happy Halloween, Scooby-Doo! (WB Animated Film; 2020)

Here Comes Santa Claus, by Gene Autry (Song; 1947)

How to Make an American Quilt (Film; 1995)

Instagram (Social Media App; 2010)

The Jazz Singer (Film; 1927)

Love Me Tender, by Elvis Presley (Song; 1956)

Marathon Man (Film; 1976)

The Maze Runner, by James Dashner (Novel; 2009) [Maze Runner #1]

Meet the Parents (Film; 2000)

Merry Christmas, by Johnny Mathis (Album; 1958)

The Miller’s Daughter (WB MM Cartoon; 1934)

The Mousetrap, by Agatha Christie (West End Play; 1952)

My Life and Hard Times, by James Thurber (Memoir; 1933)

My Little Pony: The Movie (Animated Film; 2017)

Othello, by William Shakespeare (Play; 1621)

Pillow Talk (Film; 1959)

The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, by Muriel Spark (Novel; 1961)

Sitting Bull (Film; 1954)

Something, by The Beatles (Song’ 1969)

Spartacus (Film; 1960)

Summer and Smoke, by Tennessee Williams (Broadway Play; 1948)

Taxi (Film; 2004)

Yuri on Ice (Anime Series; 2016)

Today’s Name Days

Adalbero, Bruno, Melanie (Austria)

Bruno, Fides, Verica, Vjera (Croatia)

Hanuš (Czech Republic)

Broderus (Denmark)

Bruno, Edmund (Estonia)

Minttu, Pinja (Finland)

Bruno (France)

Adalbero, Nrunhild, Bruno, Gerald, Melanie (Germany)

Erotiis (Greece)

Brúnó, Renáta (Hungary)

Bruno (Italy)

Monika, Zilgma (Latvia)

Brunonas, Budvydas, Eismantas, Vytenė (Lithuania)

Målfrid, Møyfrid (Norway)

Artur, Artus, Bronisław, Bronisz, Brunon, Emil, Fryderyka, Roman (Poland)

Toma (Romania)

Natália (Slovakia)

Bruno (Spain)

Jennifer, Jenny (Sweden)

Thomas, Toma (Ukraine)

Bron, Bronson, Brown, Bruno, Burnet, Burnett (USA)

Today is Also…

Day of Year: Day 279 of 2024; 86 days remaining in the year

ISO: Day 5 of week 40 of 2023

Celtic Tree Calendar: Gort (Ivy) [Day 4 of 28]

Chinese: Month 8 (Xin-You), Day 22 (Ding-You)

Chinese Year of the: Rabbit 4721 (until February 10, 2024)

Hebrew: 21 Tishri 5784

Islamic: 21 Rabi I 1445

J Cal: 9 Shù; Twosday [9 of 30]

Julian: 23 September 2023

Moon: 50%: 3rd Quarter

Positivist: 27 Shakespeare (10th Month) [Bellini]

Runic Half Month: Gyfu (Gift) [Day 10 of 15]

Season: Autumn (Day 13 of 89)

Zodiac: Libra (Day 13 of 30)

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