Buffalo Bills Damar Hamlin

[awd4cy]

I would suggest that the cave dwellers, start a new thread.

They just can never help themselves. Consumes their lives, it’s pretty sad.

 

[2122]

Mayo choppers come to Albert Lea often. Got the ride myself.
Hoping Damar makes it.

 

[bluestarcyclone]

They just can never help themselves. Consumes their lives, it’s pretty sad.

Hilarious coming from you (and jonas). You post cave-worthy comments all over the OT forums.

 

[Rogue52]

 

[SaraV]

I don't think Sioux Falls as a Level 1. Omaha has 2.
If you're in NW Iowa you have quite a trip.

And I just double-checked...both level 1's are in Omaha. (UNMC & Bergan) Level 2's in Lincoln, Kearney (central NE), and Scottsbluff. (WAY the flip out in western NE) I'm curious to see the breakdown of Level 1 trauma services given and where they come from for Omaha.

 

[ClonerJams]

 

[NoCreativity]

Off to bed then, not the praying type but I hope the young man pulls through. Just devastating.

 

[1UNI2ISU]

Do you have any thoughts on the Hamlin situation or is this going to be your main contribution

Of course I hope the young man has the best possible outcome that can come from what happened tonight.

Apologies for the derail.

 

[bluestarcyclone]

Go away you fat incel.

Did you mean to address this to Deace?

 

[Chipper]

I don't think Sioux Falls as a Level 1. Omaha has 2.
If you're in NW Iowa you have quite a trip.

Mayo (I imagine)

 

[cstrunk]

My God can we please get some mods to clean this thread up.

 

[madguy30]

Divine intervention needed in rural areas even for complicated childbirth

Was in Iowa this past week.

Heard 'it is what it is' maybe 26 times in response to things that are navigable with better responses.

 

[FriendlySpartan]

I didn't know the name of this medical event but I'd heard of it happening. Frankly makes me wonder how it doesn't happen in football more often.

You usually need a smaller object causing the impact like a baseball or a fist. Those sports it’s more common (although very rare still) because there aren’t pads to disperse the force of the impact. This is very unusual for football.

 

[jsb]

Our former strength staff came from Pittsburgh. It’s likely that they worked with Hamlin while he was in college. Football’s a small world.

 

[jctisu]

Ok that’s better to hear. Maybe y’all are right and I should wait for the full details. But on the surface to me it was just a poor look to go from literal life or death to “temporary suspension”….like wut.

Rule of thumb in a situation where you aren’t directly involved/privied to information is to wait for the facts to come out. It would save so many from bad tweets, terrible soundbites, etc. So many people want to be the “first” or go from 0 to 100 right away in this world. Just step back and see what comes out of this first. As someone said earlier, the only thing that needed to go 100% right was the reaction by the medical personnel there. It appears they did exactly what they were supposed to do to hopefully save this man’s life.

 

[1UNI2ISU]

You usually need a smaller object causing the impact like a baseball or a fist. Those sports it’s more common (although very rare still) because there aren’t pads to disperse the force of the impact. This is very unusual for football.

Obviously it feels like being deprived of oxygen is the main concern here. You're a physician, at what point do you start to get into the significant brain damage area time-wise?

 

[BoxsterCy]

Knock if off with the insult trading and political crap here.

 

[brianhos]

My God can we please get some mods to clean this thread up.

Cleaning it up. No politics, no vaccine talk here please. Any more and people will start getting banned. Please let's not do that.

If anyone sees anymore, please report it.

 

[JP4CY]

As a parent, I'd much rather be at that game than at home.
I couldn't imagine the drive/flight for that.

 

[ClonerJams]