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I agree with all the nurses who have posted.
The time it becomes very difficult is when you are unconscious!
The first person that noticed was my advocate and if I did not have one-I shudder to think what may have happened to me.
Nurses are so busy now and have so many critical patients, my advocate noticed before medical personnel that my temp had spiked to 104.
If you need you go to the hospital for any reason, even if you think it is small and that you really do not want to bother your advocate "it's only something minor, I don't want to bother them"; please do it anyway!
Life can turn on a dime in the hospital and frequently does.
Dykeumentary, thank you for so courageously posting your video. I will show it to my own butch. She lives in a lot of denial about potential health-related issues and it scares me.
I hope your video will be the thing to spark a much-needed dialogue between us.
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~Anya~
Democracy Dies in Darkness
~Washington Post
"...I'm deeply concerned by recently adopted policies which punish children for their parents’ actions ... The thought that any State would seek to deter parents by inflicting such abuse on children is unconscionable."
UN Human Rights commissioner
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