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Posted by the tractor vet on November 21, 2021 at 15:18:45 from (108.220.145.239):

In Reply to: Re: Gun Safety posted by Hay hay hay on November 20, 2021 at 18:23:44:

Yea sure , so what do i do with the house ??????? at the moment forsale signs are up like election signs and at the moment NOBODY is buying or even looking . They try open house and hey guess what NOBODY comes . Nothing he3re to attract people . Lots of appartemts are empty and today when we went out to the store we saw LOTS of U hauls loading up , nothing coming in just going out lots of for rent and for sales . And at my age where should i go . Don't care for the south , to old to go farming anymore and ya have to look at health care . bad enough that i drive 84 miles now to get decent care as that is another thing we don't have . We do have a nice fancy hosptile BUT they will not do anything for you , if you go to the E/R sure hope your not in real trouble as they even forget to hook you up to monitors like the last visit a month ago . Went in not being able to breath and pain in my back and got stuffed in a cube and it was over and hour before the Dr. even came in Then they hooked me up three more hours when they decided to go to X ray took them and hour to do three picture and back to the cube and dumped me off and left never hooked me back up , two more hours went by and Not even crickets then some nurse came in and said your not hooked up , Really you did not see that at the center station i could see that i was blinking red flat line , were you just waiting on my body to get cold or what . I sorta lost my temper and told her to find the Dr. and i unloaded on him and he tells me Well i am not sure what is going on here so i was thinking of putting you in a room so we can run tests over the next week or we might transfer you . Nope you don't know and have no idea nah i am going home and if i get worse i will not come back and just go up to the Clinic , they treat you way better and the nurses are Cuter and a LOT MORE FRIENDLY .


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