I attended a funeral today, and was left with one thought based on something the good reverend said during his message. He referred to the "absence" we feel when we've lost a loved one.
Isn't it more accurate that we're "absent" from Heaven while we're here? We counsel the bereaved to imagine the deceased as a loved one on an extended journey, hopeful of the promise of a future reunion. But aren't we - the living - the ones who are really on that hypothetical journey?
Just a thought...
..a random collection of thoughts, observations, contemplations, considerations, and other musings that fall out of my head...
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
A Must Read
This comes from another blogger that's in emergency medicine. A must read if you're in the lifesaving business, or if you'd just like to see a peek into our world. Click this link: Twenty, at Rescuing Providence
Saturday, February 19, 2011
Lake Village Road Trip
We took advantage of the great weather and took a rambling trip to Lake Village, Arkansas today. The main reason for the trip was to visit this funky little home-furnishings dealer, but we wound up taking a look around town too. The town sits on Lake Chicot, which afforded us a few great photo opportunities. Enjoy!
Friday, February 4, 2011
List of medications...
When we go out on a rescue call, one of the major points of information we try to get from the patient or family is a current list of medications being taken. Sometimes patients refuse forget to tell us about some of their medical history, the medication list gives us more clues to work with.
A while back, we had a patient with a number of chronic health issues, and the accompanying host of medications. I found this little item, sitting right alongside the prescriptions. Do we add this to our list of current medications??
A while back, we had a patient with a number of chronic health issues, and the accompanying host of medications. I found this little item, sitting right alongside the prescriptions. Do we add this to our list of current medications??
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