Why we do what we do

[brk81144]

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In the midst of an all hell breaking loose shift where my admit rate was 65% I was reminded of why I chose this job. Middle age man carried in by his family unresponsive and looking like he was going to die came in. Found to be v tach. Shocked him. Woke up talking and thankful. Went to the cath lab for his stemi and had a 100% rca lesion stented. Family brought in cookies.... It's all about the cookies

 

[migm]

who needs milk when you saved a life? good job.

 

[Psai]

What if it were the cookies that did his rca in

 

[Arcan57]

What if it were the cookies that did his rca in

Then those have to be some tasty damn cookies. Or be laced with cocaine....

 

[iish]

Family went and got cookies the same day and brought them to you? Impressive

 

[HoosierdaddyO]

Home baked or that entenmann's store bought boxed stuff?! That'll truly determine just how thankful they were for you saving him 😉 lol.

 

[dchristismi]

Doesn't matter. A coming-in-dying that you "fix" is a true save. Strong work.
Cookies are just the icing on the cake. But damn good icing!

 

[deleted547339]

Home baked or that entenmann's store bought boxed stuff?! That'll truly determine just how thankful they were for you saving him 😉 lol.

Hey now, Entenmann's makes some really nice donuts...

 

[HoosierdaddyO]

Hey now, Entenmann's makes some really nice donuts...

They actually do make some high quality grade crack sprinkled powder donuts lol!!

 

[GeneralVeers]

I would hope store-bought. I wouldn't eat anything homemade brought in by a patient. Who knows about the cleanliness/sanitation of their home.

When I visit someone's house and they have cats jumping up all over countertops, I politely pass on any food/drink.

 

[RustedFox]

I would hope store-bought. I wouldn't eat anything homemade brought in by a patient. Who knows about the cleanliness/sanitation of their home.

When I visit someone's house and they have cats jumping up all over countertops, I politely pass on any food/drink.

Funny that you mention this. My wife comes from a line of restaurant-owners/food-bev and knows a lot about food safety licensing, etc.

As it turns out, there are many states that have laws against commercially selling items prepared/manufactured in the home (that is, a non-commercially licensed kitchen), citing health concerns. So no, it might not be legal for you to mass produce and sell those cookies that are just so good.

Google: "Cottage Food Laws" if interested.