Day 25 Part 1 Page 7
Since I saw this pop up in the comments: You can be in critical and stable condition at the same time. It simply means the condition is not getting worse. My daughter was in that condition for a long time when she had her last heart surgery and it was always confusing terminology. Even worse when they brought in some patients who had been in a car accident to the same ICU. They were critical, hooked up to breathing machines and everything, but stable. - Tiff
Yay, text is current! I haven't done the rest of the week's text, but I'll get to it. I'm concentrating on getting a week ahead so I can update through Christmas and take a vacation with my family where I'm actually NOT working. AND for those who asked: My Holiday Wishlist Little site uplift. I'm going to have to make some adjustments to the comic in the future so I have time to do it and more commissions. Text should be updated as soon as I can get some time set aside. Right now I'm a bit more concerned with finding today's dinner. I'm almost to the point of wondering if those fat red squirrels outside will be a suitable meat source. :D - Tiff Later update: And now that the text is completed at 10:15 PM, going to go play some Devil Survivor and then go to bed to finish work tomorrow!
7 thoughts on “Day 25 Part 1 Page 7”
Me
I hear squirrels are rather good. They can’t carry or contract rabies either, so no worries their. All you need is a pile of nuts, a box, and a stick on a string. Have at them! 😀
admin
Wow! Learn something new everyday!
Thunder
Actually, that is incorrect. All rodents (including squirrels) can carry and transmit rabies. It just isn’t very likely to happen. It is POSSUMS that don’t carry rabies, their body temperature is too low to support the virus.
Eileen
They should be good in a stew, at least. Do you have onions and potatoes?
admin
I have one onion. Potatoes nope. 🙂 I do have zucchini!
Aquila audax
Poor Chel. I love the new look for the site too, by the way.
Renee
Sorry, but that statement about squirrels not getting or carrying rabies isn’t true. ANY warm-blooded animal can get and carry rabies.
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