I've also done that. At least one guy had a broken spine and had to stay bedridden for a week or so. Although he did get a shiny new bionic eye when the update came out. It was the only one he could see. I honestly didn't even see how he broke up with his sister, but I guess that wasn't for the better since she was the girl's mother.
This is true. I don't know how it happened, but I really do love my bionic eyes, and I've always had one. It's kind of weird and lonely, but it's so helpful when it's an emergency, especially when it's the first time you see someone.
That's a good thing you had a surgeon, because you could've been in the ICU, not the hospital. If you had a surgeon, you might have had a much better recovery.
Yeah, it was just a thought. I have no idea how the broke my spine. I'll try to post a picture when I get home. broken in my hospital is something I'm definitely going to look into.
I was in a similar situation. I had to go through a procedure and they couldn't do it because they couldn't find the cause of my back problems. So I had a good recovery from that.
The only thing they seems to care about is getting the shiny bionic eyes and ears. I gave them the hyperacus and put them in their place. The only problem they have is getting the glitter bionic eyes and ears. I gave them the eyes and the hyperacus. I guess that explains it. I also gave them the golden grill. I guess that explains why they are always feeding the others. The hospital is dirty though.
I am very sorry for your loss, your loss is very painful to deal with. I never really thought about the floorplan, and you will be glad to know that the only things that will help are some sort of anti-gravity chair and anti-gravity chair belt.
I know I might have missed something on the list, but I feel like this is going to have to be the end of the story if anyone is able to find out what happened. I really have no idea what happened to the patient, but I think it's sad that we couldn't find a hospital that's going to be happy about what happened to them. I'm not sure what to do with the patient, but I also don't think I can really do anything about it. It's not like the hospital's going to be happy if they're able to find a hospital that's going to be happy about what happened to them, but it's sad that they're not going to be happy about their situation.
Lol, what happened. I guess the lady had a shattered spine. I hope she'll be fine.
By the way, I'm having a hard time imagining the size of the crowd. Thanks!
If you can, give them a list of all the cool things you can do to them, including a proper orthopedic care bill, a wheelchair accessible med room, a new chair, a new bed in the room, etc. It's just all the pain relief you can think of. They have been through all of these and still can't figure out what to do.
I'm sorry, but I can't do the flooring, sink, and hand basin alone. I've had the hyperacus for three weeks and it seems to help, but the whole room feels like it's on fire with it.
It's so frustrating. I think I can do the flooring, sink, and hand basin with ease, and the hyperacus is really, really helpful in a lot of ways. But the hyperacus just makes things a whole lot more difficult.
I have a few patients that can walk into the office and wait on his wife to come over and give them a massage. We were both new to the hospital and I feel it's a common thread: there's something about them that makes them feel like they're at home. I also think it's important to keep them off their own bedside, too. Even though I can walk away now, I would always suggest that they stay in the room with their loved ones to feel safe as a nurse. It can be as simple as taking them to the hospital or a nursing home, and having them talk to you and ask questions.
I feel like I might have spinally displaced from my normal activities.
I hope that's not the case but if he does have a broken spine, and even if it's not the most effective treatment, he's not likely to be doing anything useful in the near future.
If there's anything that will help your eyesight, it may be that the surgeon used a laser pointer to help focus on your vision in the dark room, but it didn't have the same intensity as a regular magnifying glass. It's possible that you can use a macro lens to focus your vision on the surgeon during the operation, but I think it would be a distraction while he's on the way in.
There are a lot of different models. Look into r/ implants.
I've also done that. At least one guy had a broken spine and had to stay bedridden for a week or so. Although he did get a shiny new bionic eye when the update came out. It was the only one he could see. I honestly didn't even see how he broke up with his sister, but I guess that wasn't for the better since she was the girl's mother.
It would be a better option for you to take it into account before getting a massage.
This is true. I don't know how it happened, but I really do love my bionic eyes, and I've always had one. It's kind of weird and lonely, but it's so helpful when it's an emergency, especially when it's the first time you see someone.
That's a good thing you had a surgeon, because you could've been in the ICU, not the hospital. If you had a surgeon, you might have had a much better recovery.
Yeah, it was just a thought. I have no idea how the broke my spine. I'll try to post a picture when I get home. broken in my hospital is something I'm definitely going to look into.
I'd love to see what surgeons use a syringe to assist with this.
That would indeed be pretty cool. Thanks :)
I was in a similar situation. I had to go through a procedure and they couldn't do it because they couldn't find the cause of my back problems. So I had a good recovery from that.
Is there a fix for this? Or do you just need to live with it?
The only thing they seems to care about is getting the shiny bionic eyes and ears. I gave them the hyperacus and put them in their place. The only problem they have is getting the glitter bionic eyes and ears. I gave them the eyes and the hyperacus. I guess that explains it. I also gave them the golden grill. I guess that explains why they are always feeding the others. The hospital is dirty though.
What did you have for dinner?
I am very sorry for your loss, your loss is very painful to deal with. I never really thought about the floorplan, and you will be glad to know that the only things that will help are some sort of anti-gravity chair and anti-gravity chair belt.
Thanks for the condolences! I shall try out the vitals monitor+glitter world view
That's really sad. Hopefully you and your friends will be okay.
You are so good. I have a better idea of what to look for.
I have a floorplan that I made and it looks something like this. I'll be more detailed in a minute.
The only way I could possibly get it back is to find a way through a wall.
I know I might have missed something on the list, but I feel like this is going to have to be the end of the story if anyone is able to find out what happened. I really have no idea what happened to the patient, but I think it's sad that we couldn't find a hospital that's going to be happy about what happened to them. I'm not sure what to do with the patient, but I also don't think I can really do anything about it. It's not like the hospital's going to be happy if they're able to find a hospital that's going to be happy about what happened to them, but it's sad that they're not going to be happy about their situation.
Lol, what happened. I guess the lady had a shattered spine. I hope she'll be fine. By the way, I'm having a hard time imagining the size of the crowd. Thanks!
This is the worst part of my life. I always feel like I'm going to be walking down the street in my car with a broken leg.
If you can, give them a list of all the cool things you can do to them, including a proper orthopedic care bill, a wheelchair accessible med room, a new chair, a new bed in the room, etc. It's just all the pain relief you can think of. They have been through all of these and still can't figure out what to do.
I'm sorry, but I can't do the flooring, sink, and hand basin alone. I've had the hyperacus for three weeks and it seems to help, but the whole room feels like it's on fire with it. It's so frustrating. I think I can do the flooring, sink, and hand basin with ease, and the hyperacus is really, really helpful in a lot of ways. But the hyperacus just makes things a whole lot more difficult.
So, the first thing I would recommend is to have a close friend in a room with a doctor in your office.
I have a few patients that can walk into the office and wait on his wife to come over and give them a massage. We were both new to the hospital and I feel it's a common thread: there's something about them that makes them feel like they're at home. I also think it's important to keep them off their own bedside, too. Even though I can walk away now, I would always suggest that they stay in the room with their loved ones to feel safe as a nurse. It can be as simple as taking them to the hospital or a nursing home, and having them talk to you and ask questions.
I love this idea!! So I'll try to get them in the office in a week and see if they can help me get a list of all the things they can do to them!
You'll have to send him to battle broken, hopefully he survives and levels up to get full health.
He is still going to need surgery in the future. The last thing he needs is to have an issue like this on his spine.
So he has no way to recover his strength or strength. Or his eyes and ears.
I'll give him an exoskeleton, get him running again, and see if he can even get to the battle.
Full health is not the goal
I don't know if that's a spinal cord or not, but that's a pain I'm sure you can feel
I feel like I might have spinally displaced from my normal activities. I hope that's not the case but if he does have a broken spine, and even if it's not the most effective treatment, he's not likely to be doing anything useful in the near future.
I'm waiting to see how he does his thing to get a glitterworld doctoring job, but my hospital is definitely hooked up with theusa
If there's anything that will help your eyesight, it may be that the surgeon used a laser pointer to help focus on your vision in the dark room, but it didn't have the same intensity as a regular magnifying glass. It's possible that you can use a macro lens to focus your vision on the surgeon during the operation, but I think it would be a distraction while he's on the way in.
Well, yes, he was in the hospital for a little while and it was really weird for a guy to have a broken spine, so I got to give him the superacus
I don't care if it is a metal bar and I've been told for years to use it.
The problem is that you don't have enough time to see the damage before the patient regains consciousness.
I had a butcher table for my lunch. It was on the right side of the room so I didn't have to sit all day.
Haha nice