Posted on 09/30/2020 12:28:29 AM PDT by Helicondelta
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I’d prefer Baier over Wallace as moderator. Both have bias and ego but one moreso than the other.
They looked almost reptilian. I’ve noticed that hooded eyes like Biden’s develop in those who have much to hide.
I had a few in my wrist; my veins are tiny and hard to find. The IV’s in my wrist hurt like hell all the time, not just on insertion.
I’ve had them there.
At first I thought C’mon man, its a PEN!
BUT, then I looked closer and Googled “picc line”
and “picc line device”
and had a change of tune.
1. It doesn’t really look like a standard pen when you blow it up.
2. It DOES look like the end of a picc line device.
3. While most picc lines are inserted in the arm, above and near the elbow, they can be placed anywhere sometimes below the elbow or on the wrist.
While the leads of most devices would not reach from above the elbow to near the wrist, as in the photo, one placed below the elbow could.
Also it would be on the palm side of the arm as shown in the photo.
picc line devices come in many different colors and specific shapes and lengths. They don’t all look alike. Similar but not alike.
Conclusion:
Can’t say for sure, but it looks a lot more like a picc line device than a pen.
Someone should just ask Joe about it and have him show them his entire arm. Even if picc line was removed it would leave a mark/bruising.
Do it TODAY!
The inside of your wrist? That would be hard to imagine, the pain.
“They may have lengthened Joe’s tubing for a last-minute detachment without having to remove his blazer?”
That was exactly my thought. To take off the jacket and roll the sleeve up, it could take too long or be inconvenient.
I’ve been hospitalized many times. Almost every time, I’ve had lines put in my wrists because bending the elbow could make it uncomfortable, especially if you’re getting dressed regularly or in generally good enough condition to move around. It makes it easier to put your arm through a sleeve.
To write this off because of placement is absurd.
No
i. it is not a PICC line and a PICC line is it a coronary catheter
It is painful. I have had an IV placed on the inside of my left wrist at least twice.
I noticed. Good to know I wasn’t alone.
I’m sure theres a good reason why he refused a drug test which only detects certain drugs like cocaine, meth, crack, opiates and such. Does that mean he’s using commonly abused street drugs?
Terrible, I’ve had back of hand and around elbow. Neither are fun. I can’t imagine inner arm at all, I’d probably just rather die.
Leni
-PJ
You don’t put “ports” like that on a wrist. Ports are inserted on the chest or abdomen.
That is the tail end of a wrist rosary he wears in memory of Beau.
Ports on the wrist or arm are not used for anything other than hospital stays. Cancer/chemo ports are like little buttons inserted under the skin.
It is not a PICC line and a PICC line is not a coronary catheter
Yeah, 100 years ago. That is not how ports are placed in modern times—unless you are in a hospital for an extended time.
Leni
It’s not a pen. But, just to add to the arguments: fine, custom made shits don’t have pockets. I used to have a bunch of them—back when I was a rich pretentious shit. LOL.
I used to keep my pen (a nice Mont Blanc) in my coat inside pocket.
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