No. And it also wouldn’t cruel to rip it the fuck off every morning for the application of the next. It also wouldn’t be to film the whole thing and broadcast it just to give everyone that shares his thoughts to understand the reality that should be fucking standard.
Not that I think hospitals would care about being named plaintiffs, credit card companies certainly don’t. But it sounds like they can still sell the debt to a collections agency and dodge this.
Though the plaintiff and the creditor should be one in the same.
Breast augmentation patient coded mid-procedure. Doctor attempted resuscitation for 5 hours before calling 911. Doctor then did not immediately allow EMS to access the patient upon arrival.
He didn’t exactly kill her, so much as failed to respond appropriately when she died.
The article says he successfully resuscitated her. But then he just, like, kept her for five hours instead of calling 911 (I’m assuming she was unconscious the whole time), and this is the issue, because she fell into a coma and died 14 months later. So the question is, did preventing her from receiving emergency care contribute to her coma and death? And it seems like the answer is yes.
“I am not a killer, I just want to get into the caves.” That is some creepy, ominous shit right there. The whole story would be a fantastic intro to a horror movie tbh. Glad he didn’t kill anybody, RIP to that man.
I can’t be the only one that went “Of course they’d find dead bodies at a funeral home”
The issue is improper handling of the dead bodies, which under Colorado Law a dead body can’t be lying around for 24 hours without refrigeration. It’s a hygiene problem. There were smells seeping from the building due to it and they had the bodies just out there.
so he in his Tahoe and a dude in a Nissan are driving like idiots together, probably in a road rage.. Tahoe wrecks 2 cars directly and cripples the girl.. the Nissan also wrecks and flips and lands on its roof..
We do have separate bike lanes on the bypass here, too, but some kinds of bikers simply don't use them. Those wannabe-tour-de-france-bikers always drive on the road on weekends. All normal bike drivers use the bike lane, because it is actually better off than the road. They were built at the same time, but on that roads there is a lot of heavy truck traffic between the quarry and the motorway. Looks like most of them don't do this for real training, but to hang out their spandex-clad butts to anyone who would like to pass.
I never said "here" was "there". I was just bringing up the point that a lot of bikers won't even use an existing and good (better than the road!) bike lane.
This is so sad but it sounds like they were not prepared for a life off the grid. It’s not as easy as people think. Especially in the winter. It’s sad that fear ended up costing them their lives. I hope they didn’t suffer.
It doesn't even sound like they tried to be prepared. "I'm going to live off the land," she replied, and then they're burning sticks inside a tent stocked with canned goods and ramen?
Fuck's sake. Not that I'm trying to speak ill. They must have known they fucked up in a way that was final this time and beyond help and if so, it would have been a kind of deep, visceral horror few people get to experience these days.
But she genuinely believed she was going to move out there, grow whatever, and forage, and just be fine, and she apparently did not find out whether or even how she could do that. Idealistic doesn't have to mean blind.
Take this from personal experience. Living in a frigid, leaky tent full of weenie cans is not living off the land, it is being homeless.
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