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Things You See at Work
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Texasgordo
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I guess that's the same procedure done for angiograms? I just remember the cautions they gave afterwards both times and my wife was worried I'd blow the plug climbing stairs.
cycleguy2300
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Katydid1984
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Used to work at a mental institution; I saw some crazy shit there. I now work a desk job at a wood shop; they're crazy here but at least I can throw stuff at people when they get out of hand. LOL 
Wasnt gonna say it.If only you had a TQ...
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Simular. He had an EP procedure that only required venous access. So they did not access his artery
I would have been disappointed if someone hadn't. But tq wouldn't help in that situation pictured
Gotta be a Ingram mixer
God honor and bless you brotherMy brother's keeper...
Third LODD in the last few weeks. Also had a funeral for a recently retired officer Tuesday. Been a tough few weeks...
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cycleguy2300
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Work as in trustee or an actual employee?Used to work at a mental institution; I saw some crazy shit there. I now work a desk job at a wood shop; they're crazy here but at least I can throw stuff at people when they get out of hand. LOL
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cycleguy2300
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I'd say been there, did that, but it was SWTSMBO. At our favorite restaurant, an older lady went into the restroom with a waitress helping her. The waitress came out calling for help; the lady was on the floor bleeding out. SWTSMBO went in and stopped the bleeding. Then the lady's husband went in and fell and hit his head, then was hyperventilating. SWTSMBO save the lady's life and probably the husband's too. By the time the paramedics arrived, there wasn't much left for them to do. I think they were disappointed.
The lady had a pacemaker implant that day, the couple hadn't eaten all day, and she'd been drinking Diet Coke. She looked terrible going into the restroom; much better the next time we saw her.
Dinner was on the manager (who wouldn't go in to help; he disappeared).
Related to SWIM?
