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I tried the search and didn’t come up with much. I’m boiling 3 sacks this weekend. I’ve done one boil per year for a few years but never quite satisfied with the flavor. I reuse the same water in each subsequent sack and add a little more seasoning each time. Which seasonings do y’all use and how mu...

Have a Recteq 700 and use it 3-4 times per week. Love it....

At Skip Bertman’s baseball camp when I was in 8th grade there was this drill where they would see how far you could hit it off of a tee. I hit it father than anyone in our age group that weekend. ...

Thanks I’ll have to get one!...

I work in the OLOL ED and we were using them to test all of our swabs at the beginning of all this but we overwhelmed them with the volume of test so it was taking a week to get results. Eventually we were able to do our own in house testing with 1 hour turnarounds so we stopped using them. That was...

Very true. I work in the ED at the OLOL in Baton Rouge and noticed last week we were accepting transfers from Hospitals I had to google to see where they were. Now our hospital is full too and do not have beds for our own patients. ...

It’s the calm before the storm. Right now the majority of patients that usually come in for BS are staying away. We designated a whole portion of the ED for only respiratory complaints to isolate them. They are also renovating a unit on the floor to add negative pressure rooms for all the potential ...

I’m an ER nurse and unfortunately this is a huge problem. When a psych patient acts up and assaults one of us we are basically told there’s no point in pressing charges because “it won’t hold up in court” because they are psych. Another huge issue is police dumping off their psychs and drunks when t...

I can tell you as an ER nurse in Baton Rouge the news doesn’t report 80% of the GSW’s we get every week. You only hear about the ones that die and then only the ones that happen before 10pm. Luckily they mostly happen in the northern part of town. ...

[quote]It's a free standing ED, meaning they won't take any ambulances. A gunshot wound or any really sick person would have to come through the door and then transported by ambulance to OLOL once stabilized.[/quote] This. I'm an ER RN at the Lake. This is all just to shut up the masses. Anything...