I’m so sorry for your loss.

The good news is that the police were able to put together a pretty good sketch of the guy from witness accounts.

Well, as an ER employee, the hypothesis makes sense to me because the day after any holiday is the busiest day for us and people freely admit to waiting so that they could enjoy the holiday. As far as the British study, this could correlate too. Aunt Mildred starts getting chest pain Christmas morning, doesn’t say…

Carrie Fisher is my goddamn hero. She’s an amazing actress and writer and she’s survived a shit storm of family dysfunction and addiction. Most importantly, she’s been able to laugh at herself. So anyone who has anything bad to say about her better shut the hell up.

He does sort of resemble the Noid...

He just took the phrase “holy roller” a bit too literally is all.

Or this:

Or this....

Okay, I’m gonna play devil’s advocate and offer two alternative perspectives on this. I’m not trolling and I don’t wanna get a lot of shit from you guys, but just think about this:

They certainly weren’t worried about their “business interests” when they threw away a 24-year marriage. I’m [meh, not really] happy for them that they’ve worked it out, but they need to be adults about the situation and realize that according to the letter of the law NO BACKSIES!

Thank you! Came here to say this! It’s only a little stronger than OTC ibuprofen. Thanks to these articles, some poor schmucks are going to be out on the streets trying to score Toradol.

First, I’d like to go back to your comment about people who use the ER as primary care, because it’s very telling. The ER is NOT designed to be a primary care and people who use it that way waste time, resources and potentially put others at risk. Therefore no, we won’t check anything/everything you complain about. In…

Bottom line here is that the medical staff aren’t the ones that should be getting the majority of the blame. So many people abuse the ER for stupid shit because they don’t want to pay a copay or insist they are dying when they’re not or they exaggerate pain for meds, etc, etc. As ER staff, we have to not only treat…

It said in one article that she had an oxygen tank of her own for chronic lung issues. But if they checked her pulse ox and it was fine, they wouldn’t have put her on oxygen. We have people saying they’re dehydrated when their lab tests say otherwise, that they can’t breathe when their pulse ox says otherwise. If you…

We get frequent flyers who come in so many times with nothing ever found on extensive testing, but they always demand pain meds. Sometimes when denied these pain meds, they get verbally and/or physically abusive. If we try to discharge a patient and they refuse to leave and are abusive towards staff, we call security…

I actually got one of these as a gift from a brand-new boyfriend. We had our second date on Christmas Eve and although I hadn’t thought of it, his friend told him he had to show up with a Christmas gift. I thought it was pretty good. Practical, not overly familiar, not expensive. Like, hey I care about you but not…