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    First Year- Chapter 12

    It was pretty amazing to see this guy crump and then quickly improve with the bold aspiration of the fluid buildup around his heart. I had to say, despite everything, I was pretty impressed by my senior residents who were literally caught with their pants down but came to the rescue. Tina’s hair looked still looked pretty ruffled but she otherwise looked like she was completing a stroll through the park. I knew she was who Henry had in his room. Despite this, she grinned at me like she wanted a piece of me. Her stare down was pretty intimidating although I have to admit the way she strolled in, made the diagnosis and told Henry what to do, was pretty hot. Again, Dr Christina Kennard had impressed the hell out of me with her clinical skills. I still didn’t get her and Henry.  I suppose I never will. As far as I was concerned, the bi-sexual Dr Kennard and all of her “I’m going to eat you alive”, looks, were off limits.

    When things settled down she came over to me and said, “I’m going to ask you again, I’d like to have coffee or a drink with you sometime. I think you have a bright career in critical care. We should talk.”

    I smiled at her and asked, “Are we really going to talk about my career?”

    She answered seductively, I swear I could almost hear a cat woman like growl, “We’ll talk about anything you want to talk about.”

    I smiled and at her and nodded without committing myself to anything, “I’ll let you know.”

    She bit her bottom lip and twirled her hair around her finger before she went off, “You do that Dr Peabody. You do that.”

    That was just the easy start of my night. The rest of that night was a living hell. Unlike my usual CCU nights, that might have seen 1 or 2, maybe three admissions. That night I had six. One who presented to the ER in full arrest and received an intra-aortic balloon pump to help stabilize him. He required my almost constant bedside monitoring to maintain his blood pressure and control the arrhythmias he had all night. I had two admissions that received the fibrinolytics agent, tPA, and emergency angioplasty. Another was a drug addict with cocaine induced myocardial ischemia and probable new onset endocarditis, a severe infection of his heart valves from using dirty needles. Then  two others with relatively mundane acute MI’s who stayed home too long, thinking they had indigestion, to receive the best clot busting therapy available. One had runs of V-tach all night and reminded me of Jimmy “the light”.

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    1. Noooo not Dana…please Squirl, tell us that we will not have to say goodbye to her again! Please tell me that this is straight forward…completely curable and is not a case fit for the craziness of Dr. House! This day at Drama Central was definitely action packed…and Dr. Peabody seems to be settling into the complication that is her life…of course it would be extremely ugly for her to use the wrong name with Dylan….and now when are they gonna have that little heart to heart? Tomorrow? lol! Oohh, Tina is seems to be quite competent but a little predatory and omnivorous andddd Carmen just uttered the L word…oui! Alright,here we go! PPS

    2. Shame on Henry not catching the tamponade because of restricted blood flow to his brain. Or something. When it came to PEA, he was a pea-brain. Good thing Blondie had her wits about her. Naughty residents! (Know anybody back here to help me get hired?)I’m glad YOUR Dana had the sense to seek medical attention.

    3. Oohhh…wow…fantastic inclusion of Dana’s illness in the story, Squirl. The portrayal is certainly accurate. Helena seems to be overly generous of her time these days — I wonder how that will end up affecting her performance as a resident. I was shocked to learn about her name confusion — I probably would have done a little bit more than bite her lip if I were in Carmen’s shoes. So Carmen was the first to state her love; I’m expecting Helena to be in a lot of emotional pain in the upcoming chapters as she realizes that Carmen isn’t just a friend for her either. Helena is really on a rollercoaster ride. I’m so lovin’ Tina’s flirting with Helena — and Henry has got to go — not only did he leave his woman unsatisfied, he botched the diagnosis! Ewwww….

    4. S once again an excellent chapter, going to Dana first because how could you let her get sick,,,,LOL I see that Helena’s heart is changing about Dylan as is her thought’s IMO. Very good chapter S!

    5. Awesome chapter. If I were that heart patient that almost died because my dr. was off screwing behind closed doors and didn’t want to take the time to see me, I would be pissed beyond words. At least he had Helena on his side trying to figure out the problem. I love sexy, flirty, Tina. Carmen’s in love, love with Helena, I think. What it must be like to have all these beautiful women falling at your feet. Sigh! And I would really hate to see Dana die, again. PPS!!

    6. Oh no….please don’t let anything happen to Dana…not again…whoa…H and C are heating up ‘eh…cute…but you know this should be a BeLena…okay…can we agree (big smile)!!!

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