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sofmed · 03-17-2008, 17:12

I agree with you. I thought it was funny.

I have a friend who was under the knife for abdominal surgery several years back, and she came to on the table, broke one nurse's fingers and punched someone else in the face. Not exactly something I would expect happens all too often. At least I would hope not.

I made sure that I was OUT COLD for my two surgeries. Of course I'm a light weight so it doesn't take much.

It would definitely be better to tell them.

Mick

03-17-2008, 17:12	#4
sofmed Guerrilla Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Greater San Antonio, TX Area Posts: 178	I agree with you. I thought it was funny. I have a friend who was under the knife for abdominal surgery several years back, and she came to on the table, broke one nurse's fingers and punched someone else in the face. Not exactly something I would expect happens all too often. At least I would hope not. I made sure that I was OUT COLD for my two surgeries. Of course I'm a light weight so it doesn't take much. It would definitely be better to tell them. Mick __________________ Woe be unto the day when the things of wonder and light become thought of as profane, and things profane are viewed as light and wondrous. 'The true soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him, but because he loves what is behind him.' G. K. Chesterton Last edited by sofmed; 03-19-2008 at 13:01.
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