Dale Alice Martin, a 21-year-old college student, was admitted to Connecticut’s Waterbury Hospital last year for a routine broken ankle, a diagnosis that gave her parents no initial cause for concern.
However, due to a severe lack of communication and coordination among the medical staff, she was concurrently administered overlapping, powerful doses of morphine, oxycodone, and Dilaudid. A doctor ordered the additional painkillers without instructing the nurses to stop her previous medications, leading to a catastrophic overdose that left her brain-dead just hours after her admission.
I laughed way harder than I probably should have at this.
Then I read it again and laughed all over again.
Then I read it again and laughed all over again.
Carnegi Mellon... interesting place with interesting ideals and standards of hiring.
I wonder who broke him.
Black crime is so accepted and prevalent that the news doesn't even bother to cover it much anyore...?
I remember this. I remember them.
I think of this little boy often... and pray he is doing ok.
Child R Apists can't adopt... but they can buy babies.
I think of this little boy often... and pray he is doing ok.
Child R Apists can't adopt... but they can buy babies.
Amish lost their exemptions in New York.
And the people that know Abdul El-Sayed the best, have walked away from him and his campaign. Ponder that over coffee.
And the people that know Abdul El-Sayed the best, have walked away from him and his campaign. Ponder that over coffee.
Obama gave him a medal. They loved him.
Now they crucify him.
Now they crucify him.
