Congratulations, Doc!!! I was a medic in Nam, became an RN 20-some years after that and worked nearly 20 years in the ER in a small city north of Dallas, followed by 7 years at a community-owned non-profit hospice. My wife was an FNP, having to go on disability at age 60 due to a still-undetermined form of Parkinsonism. So now, I'm ch…
Congratulations, Doc!!! I was a medic in Nam, became an RN 20-some years after that and worked nearly 20 years in the ER in a small city north of Dallas, followed by 7 years at a community-owned non-profit hospice. My wife was an FNP, having to go on disability at age 60 due to a still-undetermined form of Parkinsonism. So now, I'm chief cook, bottle-washer, and general all-around wiseacre. I used to comment prolifically on the NYT, but the gray lady's panties kept getting wadded up tighter and tighter, and stayed that way, so a lot of what I submitted never saw print, and that was a lot more watered down than what The Bulwark lets me get away with.
Congratulations, Doc!!! I was a medic in Nam, became an RN 20-some years after that and worked nearly 20 years in the ER in a small city north of Dallas, followed by 7 years at a community-owned non-profit hospice. My wife was an FNP, having to go on disability at age 60 due to a still-undetermined form of Parkinsonism. So now, I'm chief cook, bottle-washer, and general all-around wiseacre. I used to comment prolifically on the NYT, but the gray lady's panties kept getting wadded up tighter and tighter, and stayed that way, so a lot of what I submitted never saw print, and that was a lot more watered down than what The Bulwark lets me get away with.