Fortunately I was “out” when each was put in — benefits of coma and all. Which is for the best. They missed my stomach on their first attempt at putting my G-tube in. Or it probably fell out after they put it in. And they put me “out” to remove the second G-tube. But to remove my trache, I was conscious for that. I saw what they needed for that procedure. It sure didn’t look like it felt.
Posts Tagged with ‘Military’
“Everything else has had it’s volume turned down since reading that…”
“Typical Fisk fashion, pure class!”
“I’d most like to comment on the aspects of her story for which we share a connection, seeing what August 5th represents for me every year…”
“It’s becoming increasingly apparent it’s way too much to ask, even ridiculous to assume, that everyone be held to the same standard…”
“It would seem the trick to caring, while having it mean anything other than self-defeating concern, is to think past what you think you see…”
“I guess the two positive’s this article brings up, for me, is, 1) I hadn’t previously known Yves Engler had a new book out, Canada and Israel: Building Apartheid. Great news, that he wrote another book, not that he thought he had to. And 2) Don Cherry has, potentially, years of further reason ahead of him, to praise his main interest. The Canadian Military…”
“I recommend reading it…”