Here comes one of those blogs that you read and go, “Ugh, I cannot believe I read the whole thing!” But you will…c’mon, you know you will. It’s raunchy without sex. It’s the dark underbelly of life without guns, knives, succinylcholine, or some other exotic poison, and without car chases and gun fights in dark [...]
Archive for the ‘Hospitals’ Category
Oh, this is bad!
Posted in Colonoscopy, Hospitals, Opinions on February 2, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Who pays the price?
Posted in Accountability, Health care, Health insurance, Hospitals, Opinions, Patient care, Personal on December 5, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Doggonit, I really don’t like getting pissed! Congress irritates me on a regular basis because they are about as useless as tits on a bull. The Occupy movement drives me nuts because (a) they don’t know what the hell they’re doing; (b) there’s a group in there who just want to ‘rumble’ with the cops, [...]
Commuting and productivity
Posted in Accountability, Creative Problem Solving, Hospitals, Patient care, People, Personal, Philosophy, Traffic on October 13, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
It never fails to amaze me that Americans who commute by automobile longer than ten to fifteen minutes to their jobs get anything done. No, no, no, not done all day, but certainly anything done during the first hour after their arrival and the last hour of their workday. I will grant that there are [...]
Doctors, hospitals, and me
Posted in Appointments, Hospitals, Laziness, People, Personal, Philosophy, Racism, Senior citizen, Stupidity, Surgery, Technology, Trust, Values, Volunteerism on October 11, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
I’m not certain for whom or which I have the greatest distaste. Is it doctors, those pompous, arrogant, cocksure practitioners of what they call medicine? Or perhaps it’s the hospitals where, if you are in the emergency room with anything short of a heart attack or a body covered in blood, you are treated as [...]
