This comment may never see the light of day, but as a 27 year old RN who works on a cardiac unit, I need to express that your story is incredible. My unit specializes in open heart patients. The floor is generally filled with patients 65 and above, but from time to time we get that one "young" patient. It's a crazy thing seeing someone so young - mid chest incision, lower leg harvest site, chest tubes draining, pacer wires, Foley catheter, central line going.. Anywho, I always wonder what becomes of them after they leave our floor and how they resume their life. Your AMA has given me some insight into that. Thank you, and keep using your incentive spirometer.
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This comment may never see the light of day, but as a 27 year old RN who works on a cardiac unit, I need to express that your story is incredible. My unit specializes in open heart patients. The floor is generally filled with patients 65 and above, but from time to time we get that one "young" patient. It's a crazy thing seeing someone so young - mid chest incision, lower leg harvest site, chest tubes draining, pacer wires, Foley catheter, central line going.. Anywho, I always wonder what becomes of them after they leave our floor and how they resume their life. Your AMA has given me some insight into that. Thank you, and keep using your incentive spirometer.
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