Unchained Preppers
General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: mechmedic on December 31, 2019, 05:37:17 PM
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I’m currently on standby and may be heading out soon. I’ll be unable to get internet and I don’t know when I’ll be coming back. I hope everyone has an amazing New Years! 2020 is going to be an interesting year and I’ll definitely be doing more classes when I get back.
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Have fun in the sand.
Nemo
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Stay safe mechmedic. Happy New Year!
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Stay safe
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Well there you are. LTNS!
Nemo
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Good Luck and Stay Safe!
Chris
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Your the man. Good luck and stay safe. We'll be waiting until you come home :popcorn:
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Mmmmm. You posted this Dec 31st. Someone must have known that some things were about to happen. :hiding:
Stay safe Mechmedic. :cheers:
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Stay safe
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Keep your head down brother. We need patriots like you back in one piece.
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Nothing ended up happening for us. But things were still a little hectic over here for a while. Everything is back to normal for the most part.
But about a week ago I came down with something. I figured it would just go away, but it got worse. So Thursday night I decided I was going to sick call in the morning. I had audible wheezing in all four quadrants, no fever, an unproductive cough, and sinus congestion. They did chest X Rays and found considerable inflammation. They suspect it’s walking pneumonia, but didn’t do tests to confirm. Have me 48 hours of quarters, and two different antibiotics. As of writing this my quarters is up, and I feel a bit better. Still have sinus congestion, but I feel better. I’ll still be “out of it” for a few more days until the antibiotics take full effect. It’s not always trauma that can pull you “out of the fight” illness plays a massive role too. During the civil war more soldiers died from infections than battle injuries. Doctors didn’t wash their tools, let alone their hands, between patients. We’ve had several “injuries” so far on this deployment. None have been battle related. Some have been relatively simple like an abscess that needs drained, some have been much more complex. Like a grade two ankle sprain that will take months to fully heal. And just having a “medic” in your group, is a terrible idea.
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Glad to hear your getting better. Take care of yourself and come home in better shape than you left :bravo:
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Holy crap Batman!
My thoughts and comments mirrors JoJo's.
Off to Scout's AO at the end of the week with Patriotman and some others. 2020 business planning for AP and delivery along the coast of razor wire.
Finish the antibiotics! Don't push it as you may need to deploy at a moments notice.
God Bless Brother
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Thank you both. I will definitely be trying to get better as soon as possible. I can not wait to get back so I can continue teaching, and can finally start taking some classes as well. The teaching will definitely help offset the classes cost. Haha. Hopefully I can start getting more articles up as well.