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Ms. Toad

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3. I'm sure he would not have agreed to be photographed with lock in.

Reply to mucifer (Reply #1)

Sat Oct 10, 2020, 07:15 PM

Oct 2020

Unlikely they would have left a line in, but they have what used to be called hep-locks so that you just connect the IV line to the lock for regular infusions.

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About those bandaid on OrangeTurd's hands [View all] Rorey Oct 2020 OP

I would think if they were doing daily infusions he would have a line left in not a band aid mucifer Oct 2020 #1

I would think so too, but he's a weird one Rorey Oct 2020 #2

I've had two PICC lines installed in the last seven months. rsdsharp Oct 2020 #8

This. My wife has one and it is not seen unless she is unclothed. Ferrets are Cool Oct 2020 #9

I'm sure he would not have agreed to be photographed with lock in. Ms. Toad Oct 2020 #3

They're not supposed to be doing infusions. Johnny2X2X Oct 2020 #4

I would think he's getting frequent lab draws mucifer Oct 2020 #6

A daily shower would get rid of the bandaids. Sucha NastyWoman Oct 2020 #5

It's been long enough since leaving Walter Reed that he wouldn't still need a bandaid from those RockRaven Oct 2020 #7