"I would say I'm completely better," she said.
"The foot is something that won't be completely better until I rest.
Difficulties can arise because your GP wants you to be completely better, while the company doctor is simply assessing whether you are fit enough to work, and the two aren't necessarily the same.
In one double-blind study of 100 patients with acute soft tissue injuries, topical ibuprofen demonstrated equal time to (1) being "completely better," (2) significant relief of pain at rest, (3) significant relief of pain while moving, and (4) resolution of swelling when compared to oral ibuprofen [82].
"You get it for four years and then it drops off because I guess things are supposed to be completely better then," Dozier quipped, noting "everyone in the building is picking up two or three jobs" to help pick up the slack.
"I feel like my parents' reactions were completely better than any of us thought they were going to be, and hopefully this will show you guys that people don't really care and your parents will love you no matter what," Luke says.
Response options were "Completely better", "much better", "better", "same", "worse" and "Much Worse".
There will be days and weeks that I'll have it, so it's never going to be... it could maybe reach much better, but it will never be completely better; you'll never get to that, only much better".
"I kept moving hotels because I was, like: 'Well, this is completely depressing, I'd better go to a different place.'" Then he was hit by a line – "It might be over soon" – that would become the backbone of the opening track, 22. "I just kind of hummed that to myself," he recalls.
