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Re:An account of a serious medical emergency on a transocean... by tmp-20150107 on Monday September 05, 2016 @10:20AM (#12430454)
As an intravenous heroin user, I regularly inject into my veins and the pain, while not non-existent, is pretty minimal, unless I cannot access the vein due to thrombosis/collapse. This has always worried me, since it can take me half an hour to place a shot, and in hospital I have had multiple nurses and doctors try to insert a cannula over similar lengths of time. In a life threatening situation I have often wondered what would happen when the EMT could not get access. The existence of IO needles is interesting, therefore, since on IVDA patients they will still work - I just wonder how common a piece of kit they are in UK ambulances and A&E departments?
Re:An account of a serious medical emergency on a transocean... by JupiterMoon on Tuesday September 06, 2016 @05:07PM (#12439296)
Off topic and this will come across as preachy - after all who is a random stranger to say how to live your life. But please think about quitting. Things will suck worse for a while but after some time life will get better.
Re:An account of a serious medical emergency on a transocean... by throwanem on Tuesday September 06, 2016 @08:34PM (#12440249)
Past comments give the strong impression that that is GP's goal. I suppose this may be deliberate deception, but I can't see why anyone would bother.