Munchable ramblings

So! I turn 23 in 4 days. Reserving this post for any present I get, real or on PFQ. 1. FF/Medic Scott's 68 Y/O mother made me a choco pound cake. I ate a fourth of it today. 2 3 4 5 6 is this amazing template.

Below tells you which RTEs I have. Find primary type along the left side, secondary type along the top. Far right collumn tells you the total of a particular type I have, for primary types. Please double check that I don't have extras of your desired type in a secondary type.

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So...um...she happened yesterday. I wasn't even trying. I was just hunting for delta points and it ended up hatching like this. I love her, and that chain @.@, but what is wrong with Sally, I've hatched so many specials in this hunt its ridiculous.

So. I have a funny one for you folks. Get a call to a "person down. Unknown causes." Which is EMS/dispatch lingo for "someone is having <insert medical issue> and cannot tell us/the caller what's wrong." We head out, 10 minutes to the scene, which isn't bad. It's a local museum (one I happen to volunteer at when I get days off), currently closed due to the pandemic. Not too unusual though, people often use the parking lot to go running or dog walking or such in the area. We get there, there's this older lady (roughly 50) standing over a woman who's not older than 35. Younger lady is on the ground and one look tells me she had a stroke. Old Lady is Young Lady's mother and wants to ride in with us. I don't respond, I'm more concerned with the fact that this lady on the ground just had a stroke. We get her packaged up, the entire time the old lady is jabbering on behind and to my right about wanting to ride in with us and similar stuff. Due to the virus I'm not *supposed* to let people ride in with us when I'm working on the ambulance, but my boss only cares that I keep the EMS people out of his hair, and send my departmental reports on time and don't break anything, so I finally relent. I tell the EMT I'm partnered with to go to the nearest hospital, which is less than 20 minutes away when running Code. Old lady has the *gall* to ask me "can't you take her to <hospital over an hour away even when running code>" No, lady, I can't. Talk to the hospital when we get there about transferring her. I probably sound harsh there, but here's the thing with strokes, you have and hour and a half, maybe 2, before major damage starts occuring to the brain. TPA is the primary drug to help, but if it's not administered within 24 hours, strokes are likely fatal, but the sooner it's administered, the better the odds of coming out with no damage at all. It can only be administered in a hospital setting.

#StandwithEMS #Endtheviolence #everyoneslivesmatter #backtheblueandthered

So got more art of me. By Angelheart. This is a good tasting berry.