Surgery gone rogue
By Anonymous - 03/06/2012 20:27 - United States
By Anonymous - 03/06/2012 20:27 - United States
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By Anonymous - 17/05/2014 16:02 - United States - Elko
*spooky ghost voice* "It was all a dream!".
She came to and all you're afraid of is if she heard you swearing? What about the immense amount of pain she was in, you have no business being a doctor
Wow... Someone wakes up during surgery and you're more concerned with you getting in trouble than their possible terror and or pain? That could be potentially traumatizing for them!!!
Im calling B.S. on this one, any doctor would know to put the person being operated on under for more than the surgery time incase there are some complications.
Number 235 is right, u should not be posting the FML, AND wouldn't any good doctor know that u put the person under for MORE than the estamated time, by the way for any modraters reading this im not questioning weather this FML is valid or not.
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Flash her one of those things from Men In Black.
Surgery must be pretty stressful. There's a lot of pressure involved. If anyone should be allowed to swear at work, it should be a surgeon.