Well, hey, not all nurses are like that angel of death!!!! She killed your Malamute!!! Let me at her. I have a 3 1/2 year old Malamute/Husky/Lab mix. If anyone ever hurt Harm, they had better run pretty fast. I would not kill them, but I would hurt them pretty badly.
That woman was nuts! Good thing you got rid of her. I guess she was talking of injecting air into an IV. How crazy can you get.
Don't judge all nurses by her. I am a real sweetie pie, at least that is what all my former patients said. ;)
I am glad you recovered from your illness.
Me too!
More than you. LoL.
All aside, I smoked for 18 years, quit for 15 years, and started again after my death experience.
Reference my earlier post, I had the heart of an eighteen year old in my later 40's, which impressed the Doctors to no end.
Not one bit of scar tissue to be found!
Perhaps I should go on a media rampage dictating the choice given to us to smoke, or better yet to frazzle the anti-smoking zealots with my story.
I had an ex boss and good friend who when checked at his time of death, had advanced emphysema.
He never smoked, nor did his emphysema cause his death.
He plowed into the ground at 150kts in his T-33 at an airshow which produced 128 flags in the ground where body parts were found.
He was in his late '60's and died gracefully within the scenario he loved the most.
Damn, living life to it's fullest sure can be fatal.....eventually.
I'm going to dump a load of laundry now, in my state of the art MayTag washer, while I wash dishes in my automatic dishwasher, as soon as I fix my tether for my Husky who complacently stayed in my yard when he was optioned to go free.
D@mn, I just can't get myself to righteously forgo the rights of smokers to do what they choose to do legally.
Call me a nut.....