You are so right about the food.Doesn't sound like much of a benefit if it was hospital food.I hope they figure things out and turn you loose soon.
HD, I wasn't aware that you're a bartender, especially for a thread you don't contribute to. So once again I have deleted my posts as far back as I can go in this thread. I'm done here!
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I have always been a blood donor. The blood drawers usually like to get me because the veins in my arms are easily visible and easy to hit. I have often been used as a training donor for new people because of this.
This reminds me of the Mohel who had to retire 'cause he just couldn't cut it any more.
Well then, my work here is done.
When I had to have an appendectomy back in the early 1970s I'd swear the "nurse" they sent in to start my IV was a Candy Striper. She poked at my forearm for 15 minutes before finally admitting defeat, at which point she got a more experienced nurse to show her how to do it properly. I was about 13 years old and even at that age I knew the problem was that she wasn't pulling my skin taut, so the needle was barely penetrating it and I told her so. The more experienced nurse, who was clearly not pleased, swabbed my arm then instructed Miss Candy Striper, "You have to pull the skin taut first."
Swabbing my arm, inserting the needle into the vein, and taping it in place took her maybe five seconds, after which Miss Candy Striper followed her out of the room without saying another word to me.
