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How about beach-chair position?

Posted By: Ha on 2007-11-17
In Reply to: Or even vest-over-pants sutures! LOL...nm - Need more coffee!

Doncha know the patient wishes they were really in a chair on the beach instead of in the operating room.




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    I like the apartment and the neighborhood, so I accepted the raises.
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    x
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    Ace Hardware and Walmart sells this stuff called Shoe Goo that works great on everything like this. It's a silicone in a tube, but is very sticky and lasts forever. I have used it on stuff in my house and even my car.
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    Rigged chair
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    http://www.pottytrainingconcepts.com/Potty-Training/Article-Cleveland-Plain-Dealer.htm

    And a Google search with words like "disposable diapers" "American" "late potty training" will turn up lots more information along this vein.

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    www.RescueGlue.com

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    Herman Miller Aeron Chair
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    Myrtle Beach
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    I respect your opinion, but that beach is SM
    very very small. During the week would be no problem, but forget about weekends.

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    North Fla, St. Augustine beach.

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    Lived right at the beach before, hated it
    NM
    10 yrs ago on Miami Beach thru to Broward...
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    xx