SC - Okay, that was the shortest event I've been to!/long
KallipygosRed at aol.com
KallipygosRed at aol.com
Mon Nov 13 19:45:23 PST 2000
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In a message dated 11/13/00 9:53:21 AM US Mountain Standard Time,
michael.gunter at fnc.fujitsu.com writes:
> The second is because my lady also attended that event and gave a
> very similar account. I think she's still trying to get warm. It seems
> that everyone was cold, soaked and ready to go home.
>
> Trust me, some day you'll be able to look back on that event and
> still think it sucked. Congrats on your damn fine attitude though.
>
>
I heard today that the king suffered a bout of hyperthermia, but is doing
fine. Personally, I think that is taking "joining in with the common masses"
a bit far, but I felt better for all our troubles. Everyone is much better
today. We got the report from the hospital. When they arrived, after 2 hours
of oxygen, they had levels of 22% to 16% (for the kids). So, considering that
CM poisioning drops by half each hour, the doc figures they were in the area
of 60-75% poisioned; and 78% is considered fatal in most cases. **shudder**.
Can't believe how close a call it was.
And mostly, I'm very proud of my retired EMT hubby who took control at the
firestation and broke into the rescue bags for oxygen. The EMT/Paramedic team
was out on a hunting/shooting run with the rig, and the only people at the
firestation were the volunteer department setting up for a luncheon. So, he
barked orders and got it handled for the two hours before the ambulance crew
got back. I've never seen him in that kind of action before. I guess you
never lose your training. I'm so proud of him.
Lars :) blissfully teary that things have gone so well under such bad times.
And I need another drink....
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<HTML><BODY BGCOLOR="#ffffff"><FONT SIZE=2><I>In a message dated 11/13/00 9:53:21 AM US Mountain Standard Time, <BR>michael.gunter at fnc.fujitsu.com writes:
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<BR><BLOCKQUOTE TYPE=CITE style="BORDER-LEFT: #0000ff 2px solid; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px">The second is because my lady also attended that event and gave a
<BR>very similar account. I think she's still trying to get warm. It seems
<BR>that everyone was cold, soaked and ready to go home.
<BR>
<BR>Trust me, some day you'll be able to look back on that event and
<BR>still think it sucked. Congrats on your damn fine attitude though.
<BR>
<BR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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<BR>I heard today that the king suffered a bout of hyperthermia, but is doing <BR>fine. Personally, I think that is taking "joining in with the common masses" <BR>a bit far, but I felt better for all our troubles. Everyone is much better <BR>today. We got the report from the hospital. When they arrived, after 2 hours <BR>of oxygen, they had levels of 22% to 16% (for the kids). So, considering that <BR>CM poisioning drops by half each hour, the doc figures they were in the area <BR>of 60-75% poisioned; and 78% is considered fatal in most cases. **shudder**. <BR>Can't believe how close a call it was.
<BR>
<BR>And mostly, I'm very proud of my retired EMT hubby who took control at the <BR>firestation and broke into the rescue bags for oxygen. The EMT/Paramedic team <BR>was out on a hunting/shooting run with the rig, and the only people at the <BR>firestation were the volunteer department setting up for a luncheon. So, he <BR>barked orders and got it handled for the two hours before the ambulance crew <BR>got back. I've never seen him in that kind of action before. I guess you <BR>never lose your training. I'm so proud of him.
<BR>
<BR>Lars :) blissfully teary that things have gone so well under such bad times. <BR>And I need another drink....</I></FONT></HTML>
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