Author: Howdy, I’m Reltney McFee, although the agencies licensing me know me by another name, altogether. I am now a midlevel working in urgent care in the heart of Flyover Country. I have been an RN since around 1980 (recently let my license lapse: I simply do not see my elderly ass pulling night shifts in any ER anywhere!), having most of my Nursing time in ER, with some ICU and nursing supervision here and there. I was licensed as a paramedic for around 20 years, and worked in Da City as well as a volunteer in some rural rescues. I have been a midlevel for about 15 years. Feel free to critically appraise my suggestions here. While I am pretty good, I ain’t purfekt!
First disclaimer: LOONNGGG post warning!
Second disclaimer: for the terminally thick, NO, I AM NOT ADVOCATING THAT YOU AVOID PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL CARE, WHEN IT IS AVAILABLE!
Third disclaimer: I apologize for my computer fumble fingery, but the hyperlinks do not show as hyperlinks for most of this post.
Feel free to copy and paste the links into your browser.
So, the preceding obligatory disclaimer having been presented, why might you want to be able to provide your own medical care?
Well, if professional medical care is not available, you might have a zero-sum choice to make. Kind of like Graham’s Kill HouseRules.
- NOBODY IS COMING TO SAVE YOU.
- EVERYTHING IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY.
- SAVE WHO NEEDS TO BE SAVED.
- KILL WHO NEEDS TO BE KILLED.
- ALWAYS BE WORKING.
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