Reminds me of when my husband was having chemo for a tumour in the meninges around his brainstem. A well-meaning teacher asked one of my sons, who was only about 7 at the time, what his dad was going into hospital for. "I think he's having his brain removed" my son responded. Same son, ten years later, still argues with his dad by saying "What would you know? You had your brain removed!"
so much for informed consumers of health care and taking personal responsibility for your own well being!did you refer him to the Wizard of Oz for some replacement parts?
A patient of my aunt's complains that when he went to hospital, they stole all his good organs for transplant and replaced them with crappy ones, and then shows his huge surgical scar, (from exploratory surgery following MVA). He's also (understandably) non-compliant with all his meds, and extremely combative when faced with evil organ-stealing doctors. Twice-weekly dialasys involves him being restrained and spending the whole time screaming "Help, they're stealing my blood, help."
Including his brain.
ReplyDeletereally???
ReplyDeleteReminds me of when my husband was having chemo for a tumour in the meninges around his brainstem. A well-meaning teacher asked one of my sons, who was only about 7 at the time, what his dad was going into hospital for. "I think he's having his brain removed" my son responded.
ReplyDeleteSame son, ten years later, still argues with his dad by saying "What would you know? You had your brain removed!"
That's okay, really, just so long as they put them back.
ReplyDeleteI would want to bash my head against the wall! These people are crazy!
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ReplyDeleteseriously?
ReplyDeleteYes.
ReplyDeleteso much for informed consumers of health care and taking personal responsibility for your own well being!did you refer him to the Wizard of Oz for some replacement parts?
ReplyDeleteI swear. There ought to be a law.
ReplyDeleteAs opposed to your external organs.
ReplyDelete...and then they replaced them with a motor and a jar of pickles, and I woke up in a bath full of ice.
ReplyDeleteAhh, the tinfoil hat brigade.
ReplyDeleteA patient of my aunt's complains that when he went to hospital, they stole all his good organs for transplant and replaced them with crappy ones, and then shows his huge surgical scar, (from exploratory surgery following MVA). He's also (understandably) non-compliant with all his meds, and extremely combative when faced with evil organ-stealing doctors. Twice-weekly dialasys involves him being restrained and spending the whole time screaming "Help, they're stealing my blood, help."
Sounds like his remaining muscle and vascular system are compensating well for the lack of organs dontcha think? I think he may be a walking miracle!
ReplyDelete"Life after Death" has assumed a whole new meaning for this dude. The new Bionic Man? Can he fly too?
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