when your body is telling you to stay out of the water.

[pink arrows]

I think your communication skills are just fine. I'm just kidding... Trying to stay awake at work. Somehow the 4 crazy patients, the guy I had to call the cops on, and the heroin overdose just aren't doing it for me tonight.

(If it makes you feel better when I first typed this I wrote "you're" instead of "your"... But I corrected it )

[adam0321]

I am quite surprised with that level of entertainment provided in part by the community's finest you still find yourself less then exuberant. I on the other hand am stuck at a duty desk until 0530, with nothing but the fish to keep me company. All while debating whether to go jump in the pool, correction "aquatic training tank" to test out my dry suit again.


I don’t have a great deal of evidence to substantiate my hypothesis; however I am quite sure the dive school is haunted.

On the other hand it could be the high pressure lines running throughout the walls. Or the sleep deprivation. Or the Copious ammount of coffee I have consumed over the last 24 hours. Hmm speculation....

[icestac]

I on the other hand am stuck at a duty desk until 0530

Its 0530 somewhere.... wait, it's 0530 here! Sorry you're in the wrong timezone

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Its 0530 somewhere.... wait, it's 0530 here! Sorry you're in the wrong timezone

Here as well... but are you heading to or from work? I think I'd rather be in Adam's... fins.

[FW]

Antibiotics are GROSSLY overused. I will avoid them at all costs.

As I stated, swelling is gone. Vitamin C (in HUGE quantities) works wonders. I am only tasked with getting whatever crud built up while my outer ear was unable to drain, out. And the combo of peroxide followed by ear drops is working well.

We are not talking about antibiotics, we are talking about prescription ear drops, specific to Swimmer's Ear.

[icestac]

Here as well... but are you heading to or from work? I think I'd rather be in Adam's... fins.

Luckily I am working from home today, so I am already in my office. I won't tell you what I'm wearing though

[adam0321]

I'll tell your wife....

icestac read my post about the dry suit.

[icestac]

So does vitamin C actually reduce swelling, or is it just an old wives' tale? I googled it and I did not really see a plethora of supporting evidence. I had not ever heard of that before.

Cheers,
Jeff

[pink arrows]

Luckily I am working from home today, so I am already in my office. I won't tell you what I'm wearing though

I'm imagining bunny slippers and leopard skin printed pajama pants.

Which totally clashes bt-dub.

[RN]

We are not talking about antibiotics, we are talking about prescription ear drops, specific to Swimmer's Ear.

I'm talking about antibiotics. With that much swelling G60 has a definite ear infection and only antibiotics will cure it as it should be cured. If you're talking about ciprodex drops, those are antibiotics, ciprofloxacin and dexamethasone (a steroid to treat the inflammation).