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Back From The Death

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nocternalrandomness

An English Electric Lightning from RAF No 11 Squadron climbing out of Upper Heyford - 3 July 1976

Gotta love the “shower” setup in the hospital’s bathroom where my kid is being treated: A cut soda bottle and a broom, the bottle to store water so you can dump it over you, and the broom to help keep flooding to a minimum.

Granted, these were never really designed to have people shower in them, but since its the closest bathroom to the newborn’s ICU, I guess this was the best they could do to help parents who can’t leave to take a shower elsewhere.

My grandma lives nearby so thankfully I showered there.

A US Marine Corps F-4B Phantom II from Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 115 lifts off with external stores during operations following the unit’s return to Vietnam during May 1968.

@perpetuaosombro via X

Darrell K. Sweet

Taco Bell machine glitched and the poor guy running it had to delete 99 Cheesy Gordita Crunches from our order

I mean, in some very interesting Technically Correct ways, they didn't actually die? Now, they're very much no longer alive. But the forces involved are such that they didn't get any of the usual cellular processes of death, they simply went from biology to physics in less time than it takes a signal to travel down your optic nerve.

if you go from biology to physics without dying first you don’t go to heaven the uber driver went over this

thevaultoftheatomicspaceage

Boeing 377 Stratocruiser

nocternalrandomness

Cessna 182K Skylane @ Sedona Airport

On that note:

Go to paypal.me/EnriqueManzanoRomero and type in the amount. Since it’s PayPal, it's easy and secure. Don’t have a PayPal account? No worrie

C-section threw all our plans out of wack, so anything you guys can help with will be greatly appreciated, our baby is fully covered, but we don’t know what we will need for my wife.

This work week is basically gone for me, so next week I need to make up for it.

Thanks for the help!

Boosting because this 2-day birth just became a week-long affair, all medical expenses are being covered, so I just need help with the random things like takeout food, sending stuff back and forth home and between hospitals, and the occasional list of baby toiletries the hospital request from us.

A bunch of exams didn’t come out as good as we hoped, both from my wife and my son, so today neither is being send home, but hopefully tomorrow both will be.

It’s been a very stressful morning, not gonna lie.

Welp, he’s still not coming home anytime soon.

This is now the second longest week of my life…

Guessing from the light that Franco's got jaundice. It's actually fairly common in newborns. Hunter had it, and required light therapy for a few days, and extra fluids. That was pretty much it. Deeeep breath, papa! This is a bit scary, I known especially when it's all new, and it's the people you love most, and YOU can literally do nothing but stand by. As long as the doctors say he's eating well, and your lovely wife is recoverying, then it's good. They're both right where they need to be right now, to get over this bump. Imagine if you were out in the campo instead! Sending love and prayers.

Thanks for the kind words, on our way to another hospital where they have proper incubators with the phototherapy machines, as opposed to just the light he had on while awaiting transfer.

After a long night in the neonatal ICU, Franco has shown great signs of recovery, his skin is back at its normal color, only the skin around the mask over his eyes remains with a yellowish tint, but I’m told that’s completely normal.

In an hour or so I’ll get his lab report, and if everything goes smoothly, he should be released tomorrow morning.

Man this has been one scare after the other, and to think we had been told the birth would be natural and be done at around Monday night lmao

They need to endure he didn’t get sick due to an infection, so pending his lab results he will stay hospitalized until Sunday.

My wife also remains hospitalized in the first hospital due to a slight spike in her blood pressure, its under control now so she should be released tomorrow.

Man, what a week.

A bunch of exams didn’t come out as good as we hoped, both from my wife and my son, so today neither is being send home, but hopefully tomorrow both will be.

It’s been a very stressful morning, not gonna lie.

Welp, he’s still not coming home anytime soon.

This is now the second longest week of my life…

Guessing from the light that Franco's got jaundice. It's actually fairly common in newborns. Hunter had it, and required light therapy for a few days, and extra fluids. That was pretty much it. Deeeep breath, papa! This is a bit scary, I known especially when it's all new, and it's the people you love most, and YOU can literally do nothing but stand by. As long as the doctors say he's eating well, and your lovely wife is recoverying, then it's good. They're both right where they need to be right now, to get over this bump. Imagine if you were out in the campo instead! Sending love and prayers.

Thanks for the kind words, on our way to another hospital where they have proper incubators with the phototherapy machines, as opposed to just the light he had on while awaiting transfer.

After a long night in the neonatal ICU, Franco has shown great signs of recovery, his skin is back at its normal color, only the skin around the mask over his eyes remains with a yellowish tint, but I’m told that’s completely normal.

In an hour or so I’ll get his lab report, and if everything goes smoothly, he should be released tomorrow morning.

Man this has been one scare after the other, and to think we had been told the birth would be natural and be done at around Monday night lmao

A bunch of exams didn’t come out as good as we hoped, both from my wife and my son, so today neither is being send home, but hopefully tomorrow both will be.

It’s been a very stressful morning, not gonna lie.

Welp, he’s still not coming home anytime soon.

This is now the second longest week of my life…

Guessing from the light that Franco's got jaundice. It's actually fairly common in newborns. Hunter had it, and required light therapy for a few days, and extra fluids. That was pretty much it. Deeeep breath, papa! This is a bit scary, I known especially when it's all new, and it's the people you love most, and YOU can literally do nothing but stand by. As long as the doctors say he's eating well, and your lovely wife is recoverying, then it's good. They're both right where they need to be right now, to get over this bump. Imagine if you were out in the campo instead! Sending love and prayers.

Thanks for the kind words, on our way to another hospital where they have proper incubators with the phototherapy machines, as opposed to just the light he had on while awaiting transfer.

A bunch of exams didn’t come out as good as we hoped, both from my wife and my son, so today neither is being send home, but hopefully tomorrow both will be.

It’s been a very stressful morning, not gonna lie.

Welp, he’s still not coming home anytime soon.

This is now the second longest week of my life…

tu padre murió por petróleo también?

Mi papá murió de vejez puto malparido de mierda.

A bunch of exams didn’t come out as good as we hoped, both from my wife and my son, so today neither is being send home, but hopefully tomorrow both will be.

It’s been a very stressful morning, not gonna lie.

iphigeniacomplex

“our age of bronze is collapsing” is this beautiful random burst of monty python dialogue amidst the drudgery of nolan’s vision and i think it should win the first-ever oscar for best solitary line

iphigeniacomplex

[wringing my hands as i look out my window directly overlooking wall street, watching the sun rise on october 29, 1929] aw fuck it’s the great depression

crookedpuppyfox