Yeah that really shocked me. Maybe they have cultural customs on what to do with amputated tails or something? Or maybe the doc really wasn’t licensed and didn’t want to bother disposing of it himself. Who knows.
Yeah that really shocked me. Maybe they have cultural customs on what to do with amputated tails or
coworker of mine lost his finger and they let him keep it when he asked. just keep in mind that they generally don't ask if you want to keep it they Dispose of it unless you specifically ask for it. Also note they dont let you do this with large items generally only small easily contained and preserved ones you cant keep something like your foot if they have to remove it.
coworker of mine lost his finger and they let him keep it when he asked. just keep in mind that they
Most hospitals have a "release of liability" form for keeping removed body parts. Basically you can't sue them if you do something dumb with it. One woman had her cancerous leg and foot sent to a lab, skeletonized and stabilized, and she made a photoshoot as though she were using it as a golf club.
My ex suggested I keep what was removed after one of my surgeries.
Most hospitals have a "release of liability" form for keeping removed body parts. Basically you can'
Tails generally have very little blood flow, and the spinal cord doesn't go past the hips. All she would need is a local anethestic; as long as the doc used a properly cleaned cleaver and cutting board (real surgeries will steralize power tools) and closed the end so it can heal...
Though she's probably got some real nice painkillers. I have cat who had half of his tail removed, he was high as a kite for days from what they gave him.
Tails generally have very little blood flow, and the spinal cord doesn't go past the hips. All she
That’s awkward. Walking out of the hospital holding your severed body part in a bag? But that doesn’t make me love her less. She’s awesome and probably my favorite character in the cast. Tail or no tail.
That’s awkward. Walking out of the hospital holding your severed body part in a bag? But that doesn’
As an owner of cat with half a tail: tails have very little blood flow and dont tend to heal properly, if at all, from injuries. By far the best thing is to just lose it; it won't leave her with ant disability. (My half tailed cat is just fine, in fact he's behind my head on the couch right now purring up a storm)
As an owner of cat with half a tail: tails have very little blood flow and dont tend to heal properl
Oh no! I was really hoping the previous page was a fake-out to make us think the doc chopped her tail off. I had noticed her tail in the previous chapter on that one page, but somehow in my mind it just looked like it was disappearing into the darkness under the bed.
Even if there was no way to truly 'fix' her tail, if it was otherwise perfectly fine why would they amputate it?
Oh no! I was really hoping the previous page was a fake-out to make us think the doc chopped her tai
