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To: Kaslin

When my husband was in Basic Training at Ft Dix, in 1966..he ended up in Walson Army Hospital with pneumonia....and with a temperature of 105, he had to clean the floor under his bed, for inspection!!!
They were also treating his condition with a quart of water (or Kool Aid) every hour!!


5 posted on 02/28/2007 3:28:27 PM PST by Betteboop
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To: Betteboop

That is ridiculous ( I don't mean that I don't believe you. )


6 posted on 02/28/2007 3:33:38 PM PST by Kaslin (In war, there are two exit strategies. One is called victory. The other is called defeat.)
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To: Betteboop

"When my husband was in Basic Training at Ft Dix, in 1966..he ended up in Walson Army Hospital with pneumonia....and with a temperature of 105, he had to clean the floor under his bed, for inspection!!!
They were also treating his condition with a quart of water (or Kool Aid) every hour!!"

That's AWFUL!


10 posted on 02/28/2007 4:14:11 PM PST by Mila (i)
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To: Betteboop

Scuse me but I was an officer back then and that did not happen under my hospital watch. Did not happen under anyone I knew. We had issues but mistreatment of any patient was not one of them.


11 posted on 02/28/2007 4:28:04 PM PST by oldironsides
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To: Betteboop

:-( That's terrible. I'm glad your husband survived!


22 posted on 03/01/2007 2:40:17 PM PST by oryvizo
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