To: VRWCmember; xsmommy
When I said “in-patient” I misspoke. It is an “out-patient” procedure, though they will put him out under ansesthesia for whatever they do to jump-start his heart to get it back on proper rhythm.
18 posted on
09/15/2010 5:25:55 AM PDT by
VRWCmember
(Jesus called us to be Salt and Light, not Vinegar and Water.)
To: VRWCmember; xsmommy
"When I said in-patient I misspoke. It is an out-patient procedure, though they will put him out under ansesthesia for whatever they do to jump-start his heart to get it back on proper rhythm." That sounds scary. I'd rather be awake for a procedure I might not wake up from.
19 posted on
09/15/2010 5:32:17 AM PDT by
NicknamedBob
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To: VRWCmember
funny, though you wrote in-patient, i read it as out-patient.
20 posted on
09/15/2010 5:36:20 AM PDT by
xsmommy
To: VRWCmember; AFPhys; CholeraJoe; xsmommy; SoothingDave; NicknamedBob; WhyisaTexasgirlinPA
When I said in-patient I misspoke. It is an out-patient procedure, though they will put him out under ansesthesia for whatever they do to jump-start his heart to get it back on proper rhythm. Good luck and God-speed through the operation ...
(Technically speakin’, of course , only de instrument is operatin’ in-patient, and de operator is operating out-patient, and de patient is operating out of de patient ‘cause de patient ain't in de patient when the operator is operatin’ in de patient from out of de patient with de instrument in de patient ....)
Whyisatexasgirl readin this impatiently?)
42 posted on
09/15/2010 7:34:44 AM PDT by
Robert A Cook PE
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