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    Rescue Me, Chapter 32

     

    Chris interrupts, “Don’t waste your time Colin, she’s spoken for.  Make sure to keep her safe.  I wouldn’t want you to have to explain yourself to Bette if anything happened to her girlfriend.  Got it?”

     

    “Umm yeah, I got it,” sulked Michaels.

     

    Firefighter Michaels and Tina made their way into the building.  Michaels was so nervous about the possibility of Tina getting hurt, he escorted her with his left hand holding her left hand and his arm hovering around her back so that he could catch her if she tripped.  When they finally ascended to the fourth floor, he carefully made his way in to Bette and the rescue technicians and literally handed Tina off to Bette saying, “Here you go Bette, she’s all yours, safe and sound.” 

     

    Bette just looked at Michaels like he was crazy.  “Umm Thanks Colin.”  She turned to Tina and said, “T, this guy is trapped by his left lower leg and his right thigh.  He has positive distal pulses in the left foot, but his right foot is dusky, cold to the touch and I can’t find a pulse.  He an insulin dependent diabetic and he’s starting to get shocky.  The chief thinks we can get his left leg out without a problem, but his right leg is another matter.  They need to shore the ceiling and walls up before they can cut or move the beam or this whole place will collapse on top of us.  The Chief says it will be several hours before that will be possible.  I don’t think this guy can wait that long.  I haven’t found anything occult, but I’m concerned about internal injuries, no to mention crush syndrome.”

     

    Tina listens intently to Bette.  She does a quick assessment of the patient and says, “Bette, I agree.  I don’t think he can take being trapped like this for several hours.  The toxins from the crush syndrome could kill him.  The stressors of being trapped are going to wreak havoc with his diabetes and I agree, he is definitely showing signs of compensated shock.  I think the best thing to do would be amputate the right leg above the point of entrapment and get him ‘the ***** out of Dodge’.”  I’m going to need a few things first.  What pain management,  sedatives and paralytics do you have on the rig?”

    Comments

    1. Great chapter and it is GREAT to see you post again. I love that Tina and Bette truely respect each other professionally and personally. Now on with the surprise :o)

    2. Hey Medic great to have you back – when I see at post from you, I get the biggest smile on my face :o)) What a real life drama – I actually find that a little liberating in stead of all that dyke drama – I hope that makes sense…. Please don’t wait to long with the next post.

    3. Hey you make Bettework seem easy, Yet you are the writer. Bette doe earn her paycheck as does any EMT. Tina was great and gave Bette a lot of credit for a job well done… thanks

    4. These guys are too cute together. Boy, I give you guys credit for doing what you do (medicine) I get sick just looking at blood or even hearing about it. I could never do what you do. Nice job, in every way. Loving this story (and learning a lot too)

    5. Although I cant comment much, I am still around. I just read the last 3 chapters and as always, you’ve done a great job!!……Now, I look forward to all that “specialness” Tina has in store for Ms. Porter.

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