I take blood thinners to keep from having a severe stroke. What I fear most
is getting a serious cut in the shop and then bleeding out before reaching
the hospital. You folks who are in a similar situation might want to look at
"QuickClot" , it is a new material that, when put on a wound, will make the
blood clot.
Walter H. Klaus
On Wed, 27 Aug 2003 21:54:58 GMT, "Walter H. Klaus"
<[email protected]> Crawled out of the shop and said. . .:
>I take blood thinners to keep from having a severe stroke. What I fear most
>is getting a serious cut in the shop and then bleeding out before reaching
>the hospital. You folks who are in a similar situation might want to look at
>"QuickClot" , it is a new material that, when put on a wound, will make the
>blood clot.
>
>Walter H. Klaus
>
you better be seriously cut before you use that stuff...
burns like the dickens, and not real fun to get cleaned out of a
wound.
DAMHIKT
Traves "squarefinger" Coppock
On Wed, 27 Aug 2003 22:51:09 GMT, "Edwin Pawlowski" <[email protected]>
wrote:
>Cell phones don't do that yet, but will.
>Ed
Not to mention that some of us have to be on the second floor of our
home for a decent cellular signal. I have no cellular service in my
basement shop.
Barry
"Walter H. Klaus" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I take blood thinners to keep from having a severe stroke. What I fear
most
> is getting a serious cut in the shop and then bleeding out before reaching
> the hospital. You folks who are in a similar situation might want to look
at
> "QuickClot" , it is a new material that, when put on a wound, will make
the
> blood clot.
>
> Walter H. Klaus
Good info. I just bought some of that for the first aid kit at work, but
we've not used it yet.
Also a good idea to have a telephone where it can be reached. Portable is
better than a cell phone for 911 as it gives your address to the operator.
Cell phones don't do that yet, but will.
Ed
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