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Wow...that is tough. I'm sorry to hijack the thread, but what risk factors did they have?
One had recently driven a long ways.
The other two nobody knows. Healthy young people.
Wow...that is tough. I'm sorry to hijack the thread, but what risk factors did they have?
One had recently driven a long ways.
The other two nobody knows. Healthy young people.
That's pretty sad. To not only have two cancer diagnoses at the same but two advanced cancers would be devastating. It looks like the wife is keeping a blog at http://familybondingtime.blogspot.com if people want to follow their story.
had a mother bring her 3mth old in that had been hit by a falling rock. full arrest, got him back for a few minutes than he went south and was circling the drain...CPR infront of the mother for 30mins and 7 rounds of meds because he was her only child, the father had split and she couldn't have anymore.....i felt like the grim reaper...its the first time i actually cried in the toilet the whole time i've been practising.
the reason i could never do peds oncology!
*hugs you so tight*
thanks.....lest to say thats been the hardest thing i've ever experienced in my career so far. i got drunk that night down at the local watering hole!
had to tell a mum and dad today their daughter has a retinoblastoma re-occurrence and will lose her eye
30 yo F
28 weeks pregnant
Blood alcohol 390
MCV 109
Happy Mother's Day.
When I was doing MICU, I had my 26 year old 2-week postpartum lady die from swine flu. No significant medical history. Had a C-section, caught swine flu that was apparently doing the rounds in that hospital's OB ward, and she died. She was on NO, prone bed, nearly considered Ecmo. Was the hardest thing getting the mother to sign the DNR on the day she was coding. Family had to believe in miracles...healthy 26 yr olds aren't supposed to die 2 weeks after giving birth. That sucked.
80-ish y/o guy falls at home due to ?syncope vs slip. EMS called. Admitted to ICU.
Grandson rushes to hospital to see him, and gets in a wreck and dies on the way.
Initial patient made it out on time for his funeral.
And usually a shovel is the weapon of choice.
Oh, and ideally, the snake is dead when it's brought in.
Ideally.
lol, poor snake....80% of bites are dry bites anyway.... i would be more worried about someone washing the bite than killing a snake, bringing it in and having a doctor identify the snake wrongly....i'm the resident snake go to person...i know all species
i feel like the grim reaper....found 8 cancers in last 3 shifts.
3 year old sent for 2nd sexual assault exam in life. One is bad enough. Poor kid. And it was obvious something had happened too.
3 year old sent for 2nd sexual assault exam in life. One is bad enough. Poor kid. And it was obvious something had happened too.