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Will Meridith on Greys Anatomy die?

February 19, 2007 by Tricia

Wasn’t that a great episode of Grey’s Anatomy last Thursday? I can’t wait to see the third part of their little series of episodes.

Ok, so how many of you that watched last weeks show and think that Meridith is going to die? It’s one thing after another on that show isn’t it?

Personally I don’t think she’ll die.

You see I’m a nurse. Beginning with last weeks episode when she fell into the water I had a feeling that she’d end up drowning. However it’s winter time on the show and the water is cold which means that she became hypothermic in the water.

Evidence of this is of course when they were arriving her they first said her body temperature was only 80 F, and then it reached 81 near the end of the show.

I work in the ER. We’ve treated people who’ve drowned or passed out in the cold and seem dead when they are brought in. On those people you sometimes have to do CPR for HOURS until their body warms enough that all of your efforts begin to work (or not). I think the longest we’ve ever done CPR on a drowning victim found in the winter time was about 16 hours. You need a lot of staff to work at resuscitating a patient for that many hours because it’s exhausting work.

I’m sure people watching Greys Anatomy last night were probably wondering why they didn’t warm her fast. I actually wondered why they didn’t have a warm air bubble type blanket (warming blanket) on her like they did on the pregnant woman with the severely damaged face and chest that had just come out of surgery. The warming blanket would help warm Meridith up – but it works slowly. You can’t warm up a person with hypothermia too fast. It has to be gradual.

Anyway, it will be interesting to see how they play this out in next weeks show- part three of three.

What do you think will happen?





Filed Under: Entertainment, Health Fitness and Beauty, Nursing, Television Tagged With: CPR, crohns, drama, Emergency, Entertainment, Greys Anatomy, Health and Fitness, Health Fitness and Beauty, hypothermia, hypothermic, IBD, Inflammatory bowel disease, Meridith, Nursing, pain, rescued, resuscitated, resuscitation, TV

It’s time for NFL mock draft lists

February 19, 2007 by Tricia

Ok I know that a lot of my readers are NFL fans. I’d bet that many of you watched the Super Bowl too, didn’t you? So is that it? Do you think the NFL season is over for the next few months?

Well, if you were thinking that the NFL season is over, I hate to tell you that it’s really only just beginning again. You see, it’s time to get ready for the upcoming NFL draft. If you want to get back in the loop visit Doc Sports and see Robert Ferringos 2007 NFL Mock Draft. It’s Roberts projection for the top half of the first round.

What do you think of his draft choices? Can you do better?

If you’re an NFL fan visit Doc Sports regularly for a full range of draft coverage including more draft predictions, prospects, and draft odds.

Filed Under: Entertainment, Recreation, Sports Tagged With: Doc Sports, draft predictions, Entertainment, mock NFL draft, NFL, NFL draft, NFL odds, NFL prospects, Recreation, Sports

Linky Love – Skeet’s Stuff

February 19, 2007 by Tricia

My friend Skeet, a fellow postie, just took the big plunge and moved her site from blogspot over to her brand new domain. She’s a domain virgin but she’s learning quickly.

I always enjoy reading her site, and just about any thing she writes on the forums. She’s a good hearted soul and it shows in her writing style.

On Saturday I was visiting her site and after reading one of her recent posts re-confirmed all of the reasons why I don’t like eating peanut butter. My regular readers should know by now that I dislike peanut butter and her post added another reason as to why I won’t eat the stuff. You should read about her experience as it does contain some important information.

You’d think that having worked in an all male field when I was a jeweler, and now working as a nurse in one of the busiest Emergency departments in Canada that I would have heard all of the dirty words ever invented, but there’s one that my new friend is very familiar with that I had never heard before. Perhaps it’s just not as popular in Canada as it is in the US.

So what’s the word? Well it’s Skeet. Yes, my friends nickname just happens to also be a dirty word in some circles. She actually just found out that skeet is used as a dirty word recently (just Google it), and was quite surprised since this is not only her childhood nickname, but a very common name in the Southern States. To understand how she came to be called Skeet you should read “Skeet is not a dirty word”. It’s a good read, and I’m sure you’ll enjoy it.

Please do give Skeet a visit and tell her that Tricia sent you. She’s a great writer and I’m certain that many of you will enjoy her writing style and outlook on life.

Filed Under: Linky Love, Website Promotion Tagged With: Linky Love, peanut butter, promote, promotion, Skeet, skeet dirty word, Skeet nickname, Website Promotion

Find the best prices for contact lenses at lensshopper

February 19, 2007 by Tricia

I wear contact lenses almost daily and as a result have to purchase replacement contact lenses a couple of times a year. I’ve started purchasing my contact lenses online and there’s three things that I look for when I’m looking for an online contact lenses store.

One of the things that I look for is obviously “Do they have the brand and model of contacts that I like to wear?”. If the answer is yes then I move on to look at the prices of the contact lenses. If the price of the lenses is satisfactory I then also check to see if they charge for shipping, and how long it will take to receive my order once I make my purchase.

All of those things are important to me when I’m buying contact lenses.

I like lensshopper.com because I can look at the listings for my brand and click on the lowest priced item. Once I do that I’m taken to the Online store that is offering the lenses for the lowest price. You can also scroll down their list of lenses that begins on the home page, or use the search box above the listings to search for the make and type of lens for which you’d like to check prices.

Their systems certainly makes searching for the best price a heck of a lot easier. This is another site to be added to my bookmarks.

Filed Under: Health Fitness and Beauty, Shopping Tagged With: best price, Contact lenses, Health and Fitness, Home and Lifestyle, lensshopper, lensshopper.com, list of contact lense sellers, sale prices, Shopping

In the Pink

February 18, 2007 by Tricia

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Here’s a photo of one of my pink gladiolas from this past summer. It’s blossoms aren’t quite fully open in this photo.

I love the multiple shades of pink that you can see on each petal. From deep dark rose to the palest of pink. Isn’t nature amazing? You’ve got to wonder how a blossom can develop with so many shades of one color and have them blend together so perfectly.

This is why I love my garden. There’s something so simple, yet so absolutely amazing to look at each day with wonder.

Gardeners, Plant and Nature lovers can join in every Sunday, visit As the Garden Grows for more information.

Filed Under: Green Thumb Sunday, Photography, Recreation, Tricia's Garden Tagged With: camera, digital camera, garden, Gardening, gladiola, Green Thumb Sunday, growing gladiola, photo, Photography, photos, pink, pink gladiola, plants, Recreation, Tricia's Garden

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