Nothing too exciting ever really happens at school because we can't see anything too complicated, but that is definitely not the case at work. For instance, last week a guy with Downs Syndrome came in and needed some surgery because half of his face was paralyzed. He couldn't blink one of his eyes, so that made that eye all nasty and it had a huge ulcer. They ended up having to permanently sew his eyelid shut so the eye wouldn't get worse. Me and 4 other people, including his mother, had to hold the poor guy down while the doctor sewed his eye shut. He was screaming and crying and straining the entire time. It just reconfirmed in my mind that I am very happy with my career choice and I don't want to be more invasive than I have to be.
Im too lazy to think of another story, so you just get one. Also, I am trying to learn some guitar chords. I know D, G, A, A minor, and C. It's actually surprising what songs you can play with just those chords.
4 comments:
Poor guy :( Were you really able to hold him still enough to actually sew his eye?
Oh yeah we could. It took a little longer than usual (maybe 20 min) but he was just fine afterward,
Oh, poor guy. That is really sad.
I functioned for years on the ukulele with only C, F, and G7.
Oh that made me so sad for that poor guy.
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