Going to the ER SUCKS
jimmyv723
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A very long day at work, I work in Events at the local Casino and the show days are real long, became even longer when I sliced my finger open moving some stage around. They looked at it there and said I should go and have it looked at to play it safe because I could possibly need stitches. Thankfully no stitches were needed but they took X-Rays in case it got fractured when it caught between the stage deck and frame and cleaned it up and wrapped it after putting some type of heavy duty sporyn stuff on it. Plus while I was there I got a tetanus shot to be safe.
After waiting over three hours in the ER just to get that done I had to go back to work and do a drug test and fill out a bunch of paperwork. Took over four hours between everything and hope that's the last time something like that happens. The ER wasn;t even busy and it still took that long. Just glad it wasn;t worse because it definitely looked worse than it was.
After waiting over three hours in the ER just to get that done I had to go back to work and do a drug test and fill out a bunch of paperwork. Took over four hours between everything and hope that's the last time something like that happens. The ER wasn;t even busy and it still took that long. Just glad it wasn;t worse because it definitely looked worse than it was.
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2015 Gang War - East Coast
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2015 Gang War - East Coast
Enola Gay - Target #29
My EM visits have all been covered, and, I guess I am lucky, I have a choice of two EM rooms. One in Milan which is to be avoided if you can, and the other in Jackson which is the best hospital I have ever been to. No waiting and they usually check more then you came in for. Their wound clinic there has been in the forefront of some very innovative procedures and it isn't unique to see a news story of the "impossible to treat" and did, or "going to lose a leg" and didn't, stories.