It was nice not to get the flu or even allergies when I was wearing a mask everywhere. I still do in most places, if I expect it to be crowded or am at the doctor’s office or the blood lab.
What was scary was when replacing the filters, they were black from all of the pollution here, mostly from cars as I don’t live in an industrial area.
That tube into her ear? I would think it would be much lower down. As a biologist, shouldn’t he know to wear a mask when that close to a person with the flu?
Try a “blood gas draw” – it’s done into the wrist. I had one last May and I still have a bruise where they did it.
Not much beats a spinal tap for pain, except maybe kidney stones. Thankfully, my last spinal tap was done the same time as the blood gas test and I was unconscious for both. Never had kidney stones.
It was nice not to get the flu or even allergies when I was wearing a mask everywhere. I still do in most places, if I expect it to be crowded or am at the doctor’s office or the blood lab.
What was scary was when replacing the filters, they were black from all of the pollution here, mostly from cars as I don’t live in an industrial area.