there should have been, yes. But since there weren't... On 9/4/05, Larry C. Lyons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > But in this case, either high or low blood sugar, no solution is as > bad as the wrong solution. I'd rather spend a day or two training the > people who are going into the area than just sending them in blindly. > Most of this stuff should have been in place before Katrina hit. It > was well know the intensity of the hurricane. There should have been > the personnel and equipment mobilized for this. > > On 9/4/05, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Larry wrote: > > > Are they? And where do they take them, what supplies to they use? > > > > Your point is well taken: average Joe and Jane are not an ideal > > solution. But my point is, they're better than no solution. > > > > For example, I just saw a ballet teacher who just showed up and was > > put to work doing triage. She found a little girl that looked bad, > > rushed her to a nurse that had shown up, who recognized diabetic shock > > and yelled for insulin. Somebody happened to have some and the little > > girl was saved. > > > > Let's ask the little girl if the ballet teacher should've been there. > > > > > >
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