ku1185

Korea's approach had been trace, test, treat. We aren't doing any of those.

What does hypercapnia (too much CO2) feel like?

When did your parents or doctor first notice this defect? Was it discovered during routine examination or only after it started showing symptoms? How do people or their parents typically come to learn that their child has hydrocephalus?

And I hope you can keep number of future surgeries to a minimum. Surgeries suck, especially when they don't result in a permanent fix.

Be sure to add the ssamjang! That's the reddish/brownish paste that's always served at KBBQ.

Don't know about ATL, but I reckon you'll find some. Grilling seafood (especially shellfish) is quite popular. Then you take shots of soju out of shells.