(the Talmadge, btw, is a HUGE, tall bridge that spans the Savannah River. It's REALLY intimidating, but would be a place to consider jumping off if you didn't want to survive- you know, not that I would ever encourage that! ) :-)
Friday, October 30, 2009
Help me - I'm Claustrophobic...
This is for all of you reading my blog who LOVE having an MRI! For some people and for some reason even breathing becomes difficult in such lovely places. I'm sure that Dad, Laura, and Jeana would find this a VERY attractive place to be. I figured you'd all jump at a chance to have an MRI in this one! If you'll notice the eyeballs of the lady receiving it......it seems as though she's not exactly jumping stumps, instead seems about ready to jump off the Talmadge!
(the Talmadge, btw, is a HUGE, tall bridge that spans the Savannah River. It's REALLY intimidating, but would be a place to consider jumping off if you didn't want to survive- you know, not that I would ever encourage that! ) :-)
(the Talmadge, btw, is a HUGE, tall bridge that spans the Savannah River. It's REALLY intimidating, but would be a place to consider jumping off if you didn't want to survive- you know, not that I would ever encourage that! ) :-)
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This picture was taken at Candeler Hospital in Savannah, GA. I'm serious this looks exactly like the one I had.
LOL!! LOL!!
We were discussing MRI's last night with Jeana and her mom.
I remember the day that Jeana had her MRI done. She text me after it was over and said nothing more than, "I have just discovered that I am VERY claustrophobic."
Well, unlike some people...I find it a very nice place to take a nap. When I worked at the hospital, the students would use me as a guinea pig and do MRI after MRI on me. Not something I would want to do every day....but...what can you say when you get paid to sleep!!
It's kinda funny the things that you do when you work in the hospital that no one would ever dream of doing that's outside the hospital. We used to take turns napping on midnights.
Then in the mornings, we'd go grab and emesis basin (the LITTLE curved bowl they give you when you act like you're gonna throw up) off the shelf, pour in a little box of cereal and some milk. After we were done, we'd wash it out good and then put it back on the shelf. There were stickers on them that made you charge for them, so we had to return them.
Oh, the things that go on in the hospital....and that was just 2 of them.
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