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In reply to the discussion: 'I'm Trained to Know When Someone is Dying. The White House Needs You to Believe Trump Isn't" [View all]
RandomNumbers
(19,270 posts)37. People need to read this, if only for the Excellent Monikers
the author adds to our repertoire.
Some here may have already been using "The Incontinental Divider" but this one is new for me, and I applaud it.
There's a few more gems in there.
Go on over and read it, if you haven't.
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'I'm Trained to Know When Someone is Dying. The White House Needs You to Believe Trump Isn't" [View all]
sop
23 hrs ago
OP
Rampart, we gave a male Caucasian victim, orange coloration, hair attached only to the side of his head, hand ecchymosis
Bristlecone
17 hrs ago
#34
I tried getting my family to watch this because the wife and kids loved 911. But when they let the discs sit untouched
LT Barclay
15 hrs ago
#39
ronnie jackson belongs in the brig. he's not just a doc, he's a navy doc. trained, specifically,
mopinko
3 hrs ago
#48
I wish this person would have given some kind of time estimate on the issues he presents.
hamsterjill
22 hrs ago
#3
That would be very helpful information, but I doubt he's in a position to provide that.
ShazzieB
19 hrs ago
#25
4.5 months? 18 weeks? Wow. I worked with a lot of premies, but none survived on less than 26 weeks. And that was rare.
Scrivener7
24 min ago
#55
Thanks for the substack link. Look at his piece on the Butler, PA. shooter and security timeline.
chia
21 hrs ago
#13
I hate that I fervently hope this guy is right and that an AAA is the felon's ticking time bomb.
pat_k
20 hrs ago
#14
I love paramedics!! I had to call them when I started using medical marijuana
chowder66
20 hrs ago
#20
Unfortunately, w my mom then later my dad even from late teens I saw one parent then the other go off in an ambulance..
electric_blue68
18 hrs ago
#32