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although on consideration thats very woo.
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Wed 5 Mar 2003, 14:07,
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although on consideration thats very woo.
very, very few people
survive. resussitation usually ends in death or brain damage. i think i'd like to be a do not resussitate
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Wed 5 Mar 2003, 14:09,
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if i was
terminally ill, yes. or very old.
i think i'd like another crack if i accidentally drowned a bit tho.
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Wed 5 Mar 2003, 14:12,
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i think i'd like another crack if i accidentally drowned a bit tho.
is that the woman who had DNR tattooed on her chest?
goes off to check
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Wed 5 Mar 2003, 14:12,
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I had no idea
the survival figures were that low, but it doesn't surprise me really.
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Wed 5 Mar 2003, 14:15,
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girlfriend's a nurse
scary stories.
she says she would be do not resussitate too.
i think it's watching casualty where they always survive.
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Wed 5 Mar 2003, 14:17,
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she says she would be do not resussitate too.
i think it's watching casualty where they always survive.
I do like
the miraculous recoveries people have in casualty.
C'est tres amusant!
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Wed 5 Mar 2003, 14:19,
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C'est tres amusant!
my girlfriend just qualified as a nurse
and got a new job today...
yes... lots of watching casualty correcting things...
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Wed 5 Mar 2003, 14:20,
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yes... lots of watching casualty correcting things...
I heard people joke about
medical people getting themselves tattoed with 'Not the Whittington' over their hearts...
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