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On 8/25/2020 at 11:21 AM, Limeaid said:

I guess coroners are so busy in Detroit that they are not being seen by coroners (directly to funeral home) with no autopsies.

 

I had a nightmare of being on a coroner's table once with me being on table and trying to communicate "I am alive!" but that is not surprising for had surgery where I woke during surgery and could not move and could feel them instruments around as they rebuilt my knee.  Fortunately pain killers were still working until an hour after surgery when I was screaming.  Nurse called doctor on call and he said medication they gave me should have put me out for 8 hours (obviously it didn't) and he gave me another medication which put me to sleep until I was woken by surgery doctor in morning.  When I told him that I could feel the surgery he said that is not unheard of and if they knew they would have given different medication.

I woke up in the middle of my knee replacement surgery as my surgeon was hammering away getting the top plate into my femur - I guess the force of the hits shook me awake. I remember opening my eyes and seeing the surgeon with a large surgical mallet and his arm cocked back ready to take another swing and then his eyes grew large seeing me wake up. Luckily I didn't feel anything (except the jolt of the hit) and they put me back under immediately, but that sure was an experience.....

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On 8/24/2020 at 8:54 PM, Chef Jim said:


Heart attack at 20?  I have a feeling some extracurriculars were going on. 

Nick O'Leary just had a heart attack and he's a 27 year old pro athlete in great shape.

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This was an issue in the preceeding centuries when we weren't  so advanced medically.   The reason why there were long drawn out "wakes."

 

The "safety coffin ⚰ " was invented with many  different  setups:

 

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Safety_coffin

 

It's  where "saved by the bell" came  to be an expression:

 

Safetycoffin.jpg

 

 

2 hours ago, BullBuchanan said:

Nick O'Leary just had a heart attack and he's a 27 year old pro athlete in great shape.

COVID-19?  Under 40 crowd, they  say are more prone to stroke  out. Not sure how  valid that is.

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6 minutes ago, ExiledInIllinois said:

 

COVID-19?  Under 40 crowd, they  say are more prone to stroke  out. Not sure how  valid that is.

That was my first thought. He had a 100% blockage, and I've seen reports of covid. making people's blood much thicker. That said, no further information came out of it, and I doubt it ever will.

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