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It's amazing how many adults think that they don't need to pay attention to warning labels. Sigh.
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States45226 Posts
It's amazing how many adults think that they don't need to pay attention to warning labels. Sigh. | ||
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Holgerius
Sweden16951 Posts
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brian
United States9636 Posts
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Celestia
Mexico376 Posts
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tests
United States160 Posts
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Newbistic
China2912 Posts
Anyways, all the more power to you, staying at work to help someone out and saving a life in the process. 5/5 | ||
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tests
United States160 Posts
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13JackaL
United States577 Posts
great story | ||
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razorsuKe
Canada2000 Posts
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Antimatterz
United States1010 Posts
On July 07 2012 16:45 razorsuKe wrote: I'm curious, if this happened in USA, would a trip to the hospital for something like this cost anything? I'm not that informed on costs and such (woohoo HS don't have to pay for bills and shit) but I'm pretty sure ER is free. Would be kind of ridiculous to force people to pay for something that is a last minute life saver. | ||
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MrRicewife
Canada515 Posts
Cuz you should. You have hero shits. Because youre a hero. You shit is better than most out there man. I am so impressed. Like... you saved a life, a child's life. You probably do it all the time so you don't even know how fucking awesome that is. Go to the bar - and proceed to pick up any woman in there. Simply say, I shit hero shits, and I saved a life today. That mom better bring you a nice Chilean red wine tomorrow for saving her son. And some shitting reading material for when you take your hero shits. truly awesome. 5/5 | ||
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Aerisky
United States12129 Posts
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cmen15
United States1519 Posts
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felisconcolori
United States6168 Posts
On July 07 2012 17:01 Antimatterz wrote: I'm not that informed on costs and such (woohoo HS don't have to pay for bills and shit) but I'm pretty sure ER is free. Would be kind of ridiculous to force people to pay for something that is a last minute life saver. You're wrong. (Not about it being wrong, just about it being free.) In the U.S., there is no free healthcare without some kind of heavy duty paperwork. The ER won't let you die (they do have medical ethics in the doctors, nurses, and EMTs) but they will bill you afterwards. There are different programs and things that can help make those bills less or even go away, but that depends on the hospital, state, and any charities that may work with the hospitals. Most will try to work with you, but it's still expensive. Even with good insurance, a trip to the ER will probably start at around $400, if my own experiences there are any kind of measure. In general, even with excellent health insurance, people in the United States are one major injury/illness away from bankruptcy. Now, so I can avoid the potential of a discussion of US healthcare, let me reiterate something else. EMTs are fucking heros. So are nurses. Most doctors are as well. They work insane hours, deal with things most people couldn't imagine, and often do it while some asshat in an office is trying to figure out how to bill the insurance to the hilt. Many kudos for your lifesaving work, man. | ||
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Th1rdEye
United States1074 Posts
On July 07 2012 19:10 felisconcolori wrote: You're wrong. (Not about it being wrong, just about it being free.) In the U.S., there is no free healthcare without some kind of heavy duty paperwork. The ER won't let you die (they do have medical ethics in the doctors, nurses, and EMTs) but they will bill you afterwards. There are different programs and things that can help make those bills less or even go away, but that depends on the hospital, state, and any charities that may work with the hospitals. Most will try to work with you, but it's still expensive. Even with good insurance, a trip to the ER will probably start at around $400, if my own experiences there are any kind of measure. In general, even with excellent health insurance, people in the United States are one major injury/illness away from bankruptcy. Now, so I can avoid the potential of a discussion of US healthcare, let me reiterate something else. EMTs are fucking heros. So are nurses. Most doctors are as well. They work insane hours, deal with things most people couldn't imagine, and often do it while some asshat in an office is trying to figure out how to bill the insurance to the hilt. Many kudos for your lifesaving work, man. So god damn true... ER costs a lot and hospital a can literally put people in debt for the rest of their life. and hats off to the EMTs/Doctors/Nurses/Firemen | ||
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B.I.G.
3251 Posts
On July 07 2012 17:01 Antimatterz wrote: I'm not that informed on costs and such (woohoo HS don't have to pay for bills and shit) but I'm pretty sure ER is free. Would be kind of ridiculous to force people to pay for something that is a last minute life saver. In my country the ER isn't free. You don't have to pay right away but believe me you get a bill  .. | ||
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NicksonReyes
Philippines4431 Posts
.5/5 for being a hero! | ||
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PepperoniPiZZa
Sierra Leone1660 Posts
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PeZuY
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Capped
United Kingdom7236 Posts
On July 07 2012 14:13 Gene wrote: yeah. seriously. if anyone here ever has children, or is in the position of caring for an infant or toddler or anyone under five years old, they will put everything they can fit into their mouth. xD thats so true, i work with under 5's and jesus they'll eat anything. Great blog, amazing really, props to you! | ||
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