Traumatic rescue caught on TV

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stop forwarding me the trauma literature.

Dan








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>From: Doc Holiday <drydok at hotmail.com>
>Sent: May 27, 2009 12:10 PM
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>Subject: RE: Traumatic rescue caught on TV
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>From: schecters at gmail.com
>> I was kind of shocked when I saw this. Maybe it is me...
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>--> What do you mean? Surely you'd have remembered being there...
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>I'm at work right now and the PC is not good at showing these videos, but does the patient cry out when his gurney is heavily bumped against the ambulance as it reaches it? I am sure I can see him "rock" up and down it during that bump, so would not be surprised if he does cry out...
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>I don't know much about "quarterbacking", being here in the UK, but I think there's no reason to wait until Monday with this one... ;-)
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>You could add this to America's Funniest Videos, if it weren't so sad...
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