Comments on: An Evil Nurse… http://www.mattglover.com/wordpress/wordpress/2006/01/04/an-evil-nurse/ Thoughts from Australian cartoonist and pastor, Matt Glover Fri, 10 Feb 2012 07:35:13 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Dominic http://www.mattglover.com/wordpress/wordpress/2006/01/04/an-evil-nurse/#comment-150 Dominic Sat, 07 Jan 2006 16:13:12 +0000 http://www.mattglover.com/wordpress/wordpress/?p=70#comment-150 I work for a pharmaceutical company. They want blood to do tests on, and I volunteer mine every six months. And they don't mess about letting GRAVITY do the work. Oh no, they suck the blood out using syringes. I work for a pharmaceutical company. They want blood to do tests on, and I volunteer mine every six months.

And they don’t mess about letting GRAVITY do the work. Oh no, they suck the blood out using syringes.

]]> By: Alison http://www.mattglover.com/wordpress/wordpress/2006/01/04/an-evil-nurse/#comment-149 Alison Thu, 05 Jan 2006 02:40:14 +0000 http://www.mattglover.com/wordpress/wordpress/?p=70#comment-149 B+? hey, me too! my bad blood test experience was when I was getting the pretest before my surgury. The doctor messed up somehow, and I was woken in the night by a nice doctor and nurse (very apologetic) who had to try and find a vein- grr. I don't like blood tests. Actually I don't think I can give blood- they don't like it if you've lived in South America. In Bolivia, they get someone to give blood who is in the family or a friend. Then the family members walk it to the patient to make sure it gets there (!) a bit different... Good on ya for giving blood. B+? hey, me too!

my bad blood test experience was when I was getting the pretest before my surgury. The doctor messed up somehow, and I was woken in the night by a nice doctor and nurse (very apologetic) who had to try and find a vein- grr. I don’t like blood tests.

Actually I don’t think I can give blood- they don’t like it if you’ve lived in South America.

In Bolivia, they get someone to give blood who is in the family or a friend. Then the family members walk it to the patient to make sure it gets there (!) a bit different…

Good on ya for giving blood.

]]>