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Heimlich Maneuver and Tracheotomy | PHARMACIST Reacts to Doctor Elise Episode 7 (UNCUT VERSION) (Patreon)

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2024-02-21 19:30:53
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I recommend getting Basic Cardiac Life Support training in general if you want to be able to save people in emergency situations.

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Heimlich Maneuver and Tracheotomy | PHARMACIST Reacts to Doctor Elise Episode 7 (UNCUT VERSION)

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myst0dreamer

AH-hahhaa! I knew it would be the Heimlich but then they went past it to a tracheotomy! I was way too conservative in my predictions.

myst0dreamer

This is later commentary I'm tacking on because I finally watched your video. Heh. Treatise -- a written work dealing formally and systematically with a subject. Pron. tree'-tuhs........ I agree that the most obvious solution for this dilemma of doctor vs. empress is let her do both. I hope that's the case. We'll see which love wins out, it's hard to say one is too obviously ahead of the other. I don't want Mil to die, and it looks like Elise, at least, won't be tricked by him because she knows him too well, which is probably why Mil in return can show at least some of his true self so quickly to her. Still he might do something with Lady Juliane or maybe encourage Lady Juliane to go after Linden. And if he's the third prince, where is the second? (Or is Linden, the Crown Prince, actually the second, in which case where is the first prince?) I can't imagine the long-haired guy is going to give up either. The medical procedure, not only was it the right thing to do, it still would have been a bad idea if she just recklessly tried to do it with only a concept in her head, or even an approximation, it was that her intervention was allowable only because she had the confidence she knew exactly what to do. When I first read the manhwa, I thought the story was a little simplistic, but now it seems there is more depth to it. Oh, and me too, I totally forgot about no one knowing Elise was Rose until the end.