I personally believe this is the direct result of the hugely expanded and heavily promoted legalized gambling industry around football. The implications of not finishing this game will be measured in the millions. It's the same reason why more and more people are starting to believe in game fixing and biased officiating. Even the possible death of a player on the field isn't enough for them to stop a game. Player safety and caring about fans is way down on the list of NFL priorities.
Bills or Cincy win tonight?
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I could resuscitate a potato with enough epinephrine. He's intubated and resuscitated, so that's good and everyone did their jobs. Just gotta pray that all of his functions are intact when they extubate him.Well if is vitals are good
Is he able to breathe on his own?Well if is vitals are good
If they had to intubate. No.
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Just read an ER Doctor’s tweet that said that vitals returning to normal after intubation is common….And as a matter of fact, the reason that you intubate. He will remain in critical condition and intubated for 24-48 hours while doctors try to determine the extent of anoxic brain injury…If any.
wow.
just wow.
just wow.
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Imagine being this trauma care team. You know they were watching the Bengals game on during their shift. And seeing an injury happen live that you know you are about to save his life…………
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So they were at work at a hospital watching the game? Lol. Not everyone’s life revolved around football
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It happens my back surgery my PA watched MNF with me. I was the only spine trauma patient in ICU so he chilled with me and watched the game.
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From Twitter….
Per a close friend who is a neurologist on protocol for Damar Hamlin:
“Since he has a pulse and needed CPR and is unresponsive, likely won’t get any updates for awhile. They will put him on hypothermia protocol and deep sedation for 24 hours.”
Per a close friend who is a neurologist on protocol for Damar Hamlin:
“Since he has a pulse and needed CPR and is unresponsive, likely won’t get any updates for awhile. They will put him on hypothermia protocol and deep sedation for 24 hours.”
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What amazed me was the opposing teams forming a human wall to shield Mr, Hamlin. We all get hung up on wins, playoff possibilities and even fantasy football. This just shows how little that all means. My prayers go out to Mr. Hamlin and his family Also to Tee Higgins and the rest of the players and coaches. As a Rutgers fan I saw Eric Legrand lay motionless on MetLife stadium. We thought he was going to die. Thankfully he received treatment on the field and the trauma center was close to the hospital. Praying for Mr. Hamlin
I'm not George Clooney by no means but his vital signs being good is the thing.
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Exactly what I said but get flamed for it. Please MY CITY, NYC, made the call to postpone. You're all welcome.