Chiefs vs 49ers

**Canada** · 03-23-2010, 12:52 AM

Hey guys,

We are going to be reserving our priority seating for the Chiefs vs 49ers in the next couple of days. I have sent pms to all who have shown interest and we have 22 tickets being ordered so far. I will let you all know the date fo the game as soon as it is announced. Anyone who is interested in attending that wishes to be added to the list send me a PM. Orders can be placed later but we may not all get seated together. Its gonna be a wicked party starting the Friday and going until Monday morning after watching the Chiefs beat some 49er a$$!!!

**stricken721** · 03-25-2010, 12:15 AM

Originally Posted by Connie Jo

You're a nurse for real Clint? If so, that's awesome! I'll have plenty of help when I crack my head open, lol.

HEY! I could do like my ancestor's did...paint myself with REAL WARPAINT...using my BLOOD!

Not a full RN. I'm still in school for that. At the end of this semester I will be an LVN.. which I guess is a nurse by definition.

**Connie Jo** · 03-25-2010, 01:28 AM

Originally Posted by stricken721

Not a full RN. I'm still in school for that. At the end of this semester I will be an LVN.. which I guess is a nurse by definition.

Yeah, RN takes a few years. Yes, LVN is a nurse too, only a CNA isn't a full nurse I think. My younger sister is a CNA. The best nurses I've ever been around are male nurses. They don't seem as crabby as the gal nurses, haha.

When I lost my brother, his head ICU RN was a guy, and he was amazingly compassionate & dedicated.

I was Ricky's POA, and who he was closest to in our family. I stayed at the hospital for most of when he was
there...from being admitted till his final code blue, 36 hrs. I wasn't allowed to stay in his ICU room, so stayed over in the visitor's lounge. His nurse went beyond duty updating me. He walked me back to Ricky's room so I could be with him during the final code blue...think he knew it would be Ricky's last. He held my hand when it was time for me to make a decision to let Ricky go...give the crew permission to stop trying to bring him back. I felt bad for him having to be the one to ask my permission, he had tears in his eyes too.

I couldn't do what you do, nor what Canada does...it takes a very special person to dedicate themselves to helping others live, and sometimes not live depending upon God's Will. Very difficult career in many aspects. I have much respect & admiration for all of you. :)

**stricken721** · 03-25-2010, 01:35 AM

Originally Posted by Connie Jo

Yeah, RN takes a few years. Yes, LVN is a nurse too, only a CNA isn't a full nurse I think. My younger sister is a CNA. The best nurses I've ever been around are male nurses. They don't seem as crabby as the gal nurses, haha.

When I lost my brother, his head ICU RN was a guy, and he was amazingly compassionate & dedicated.

I was Ricky's POA, and who he was closest to in our family. I stayed at the hospital for most of when he was
there...from being admitted till his final code blue, 36 hrs. I wasn't allowed to stay in his ICU room, so stayed over in the visitor's lounge. His nurse went beyond duty updating me. He walked me back to Ricky's room so I could be with him during the final code blue...think he knew it would be Ricky's last. He held my hand when it was time for me to make a decision to let Ricky go...give the crew permission to stop trying to bring him back. I felt bad for him having to be the one to ask my permission, he had tears in his eyes too.

I couldn't do what you do, nor what Canada does...it takes a very special person to dedicate themselves to helping others live, and sometimes not live depending upon God's Will. Very difficult career in many aspects. I have much respect & admiration for all of you. :)

Thank you. Though I have yet to work in a hospital I know it will be stressful and heartbreaking, but in the end it's all very rewarding. To me the whole purpose of the medical field is to improve the quality of life, whether that be just an illness or in death. So if you can help somebody conquer an illness, or make their passing easier for themselves or the family I think the job is done.

**Canada** · 03-25-2010, 07:14 AM

Originally Posted by stricken721

Thank you. Though I have yet to work in a hospital I know it will be stressful and heartbreaking, but in the end it's all very rewarding. To me the whole purpose of the medical field is to improve the quality of life, whether that be just an illness or in death. So if you can help somebody conquer an illness, or make their passing easier for themselves or the family I think the job is done.

I do it for the money!! ...and the lights and sirens!!

**stricken721** · 03-25-2010, 09:42 AM

Originally Posted by Canada

I do it for the money!! ...and the lights and sirens!!

I wish I could have a siren!

**tornadospotter** · 03-25-2010, 11:32 AM

Originally Posted by stricken721

I wish I could have a siren!

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W0DlW2Hbyew"]YouTube- Song Of The Sirens[/ame]

**tornadospotter** · 03-25-2010, 11:46 AM

Originally Posted by Canada

I do it for the money!! ...and the lights and sirens!!

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4H97RRq0tus"]YouTube- Medic 1-2 running Emergency[/ame]

**rbedgood** · 03-25-2010, 04:17 PM

Originally Posted by stricken721

I wish I could have a siren!

Code 3® MasterCom™ Siren - Galls.com

There you go.

**Canada** · 03-25-2010, 06:46 PM

So here is who I have buying tickets for sure.

Canada, YZILLA, Hayvern, Bike, Tornado Spotter, Stricken721 and Coach.

Anyone else? Its gonna be a good time. Tickets can be added to our order at any time. No personal info other than name and phone # is shared (with me) All payments will go throught Arrowhead Stadium group ticket sales office. If u r interested send me a PM!!