Do they let dogs into hospitals?Follow
I just found out that my stepfather is in the hospital, awaiting open heart surgery. I doubt I'll be able to, but does anyone know if I can bring Tanga to visit him (pre-surgery)?
They would not let a dog in there, I'm afraid. Sorry to hear about your stepfather though. 
Edited, Apr 15th 2011 4:57pm by Daimakaicho
Edited, Apr 15th 2011 4:57pm by Daimakaicho
Or stepfather. :p
I caught myself! My bad.
By the way, Daim, these bypasses are more or less routine these days, right? He actually didn't even have a heart attack yet, but was probably pretty damn close.
Daimakaicho, Eater of Souls wrote:
I caught myself! My bad.
Lubriderm the Fussy wrote:
By the way, Daim, these bypasses are more or less routine these days, right? He actually didn't even have a heart attack yet, but was probably pretty damn close.
Daimakaicho, Eater of Souls wrote:
Lubriderm the Fussy wrote:
By the way, Daim, these bypasses are more or less routine these days, right? He actually didn't even have a heart attack yet, but was probably pretty damn close.
My dad died of a heart attack. When they did the autopsy, they found 15% blockage in one of the arteries, and the others were clear. ****'s scary, yo.
Spoonless the Silent wrote:
My dad died of a heart attack. When they did the autopsy, they found 15% blockage in one of the arteries, and the others were clear. sh*t's scary, yo.
Sorry. Heart health is serious ******* business.
It is definitely a big deal, nothing to ignore, but bypasses do their job well. The problem is that it's only a temporary fix, because the underlying problem is still there, and other arteries will sclerose eventually. The best treatment is diet, exercise, and drugs.
The funny thing is that they are talking to me about diet advice while giving me **** about not being able to quit smoking. Doubly funny because I've only been somewhat diet conscious for a few months.
Yeah, my grandpa had a triple bypass about 10 years ago, and he's still going at age 82. ****, he still works 30 hours a week as an apholsterer.
They should make a pill that makes the cowper's gland turn fats into fluid. Men would never have cardio issues.
Spoonless the Silent wrote:
COWPIES
Edited, Apr 15th 2011 6:44pm by Lubriderm
I'd rather just punch you in the balls, and then give both our dogs some biscuits.
Spoonless the Silent wrote:
I'd rather just punch you in the balls, and then give both our dogs some biscuits.
And I'd give them both steak.
Lubriderm the Fussy wrote:
Spoonless the Silent wrote:
I'd rather just punch you in the balls, and then give both our dogs some biscuits.
Spencer has a sensitive stomach in his old age.
Spoonless the Silent wrote:
Spencer has a sensitive stomach in his old age.
Spoonless the Silent wrote:
Spencer has a sensitive stomach in his old age.
My dogs have sensitive stomachs (and allergies as well), but that never stopped them from butting their heads against the cupboard to make a pot roast fall off the counter and devouring it in 30 seconds.
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I didn't say he wouldn't eat it if you gave it to him.
Oh, fair enough.
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