hospital vaping
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Congrats.
She's adorable!! Congrats and kudos to your wife....wow....that's an insanely long labor!! Keep on vaping! You're doing great! 
Congrats on the new addition, and I hope you treat your wife very well after those 4 days!
I don't know if vaping is allowed in our hospitals anymore, but I saw a couple of people using them in waiting rooms a few years back. That was the first time I ever saw anyone vape.
I don't know if vaping is allowed in our hospitals anymore, but I saw a couple of people using them in waiting rooms a few years back. That was the first time I ever saw anyone vape.
Congradulations on the baby. You do realize that you owe your wife.....BIG TIME !
Congratulations!
On a side note, I was told yesterday that corrections officers are prohibited from vaping in the jail. No tobacco policy. SMH
On a side note, I was told yesterday that corrections officers are prohibited from vaping in the jail. No tobacco policy. SMH
I vaped clouds in the bathroom while my sister-in-law was in the hospital after having her kid. Just went in shut the door sat on the comode with seat lid down and vaped away. opened the door and she said thats no fair I want a cigg so bad (she was still a smoker) I said you can go take a vape if you want lol
Many congratulations on the new addition. You (and of course, your wife) done GOOD!!!!
On a side note, 4 DAYS OF LABOR???????????? O--------M--------G!!!!!!!!! YES, you owe the Mrs. BIG TIME!!!
On a side note, 4 DAYS OF LABOR???????????? O--------M--------G!!!!!!!!! YES, you owe the Mrs. BIG TIME!!!
Congrats.
My HMO's hospital is the same way. I've emailed them telling them they know nicotine is good for Ulcerative Colitis and if I'm ever in there for a stay they will just be using that policy to sell me over priced patches with jittery nicotine. And that after they make me go that long without the hand to mouth I will most likely bum a cigarette and start smoking on the ride home.
I even posted a link to a nursing school in their order that has their rule stating combusting tobacco is banned.
They don't care.
When I was there for the ER I vaped in their parking lot without a problem, everything is banned on their whole campus. For the colonoscopy I vaped in their parking deck without a problem.
One of the ER nurses was very happy and curious about vaping. My doctors are both happy, and even told me going back on nicotine might help.
It's just the ones trying to sell patches that aren't happy.
I did not tell them about stealth vaping. I doubt if it would have to be very stealthy as long as an administrator doesn't come by.
My HMO's hospital is the same way. I've emailed them telling them they know nicotine is good for Ulcerative Colitis and if I'm ever in there for a stay they will just be using that policy to sell me over priced patches with jittery nicotine. And that after they make me go that long without the hand to mouth I will most likely bum a cigarette and start smoking on the ride home.
I even posted a link to a nursing school in their order that has their rule stating combusting tobacco is banned.
They don't care.
When I was there for the ER I vaped in their parking lot without a problem, everything is banned on their whole campus. For the colonoscopy I vaped in their parking deck without a problem.
One of the ER nurses was very happy and curious about vaping. My doctors are both happy, and even told me going back on nicotine might help.
It's just the ones trying to sell patches that aren't happy.
I did not tell them about stealth vaping. I doubt if it would have to be very stealthy as long as an administrator doesn't come by.
i lay on a bed in ER puffing away quite happily as the poor guy over the way looked like a mummy he had so many nicotine patches on him! "it's not tobacco and it's not combustion" was all the ER nurse needed to hear. My doc is cool with it too - and when i go there for the usual feed the vampires visits, i vape too. Doc is rather more pleased that i'm not smoking than what i use instead. Both places are totally anti-smoking ofc.
Congrats on the baby! Be nice to the wife - 4 days is a loooong time!
T
Congrats on the baby! Be nice to the wife - 4 days is a loooong time!
T
My normally very healthy 23-yr-old nephew was just in the hospital for 30 days until they figured out the cause and cure of a bizarre infection. Obviously, he was in a private room and the family took turns covering all waking hours. Because of the quarantine, the door was always closed and I vaped away in his room. I finally got "caught" by a nurse and she told me not to worry about it because it was not hurting him. According to her, there was no official hospital policy, but the administrators were still evaluating the pros and cons. Her opinion was that it was going to be approved.
Way to go Holmes Regional in Melbourne, FL!
Way to go Holmes Regional in Melbourne, FL!
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