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Date Posted: 17:37:38 08/18/03 Mon
Author: Linda
Subject: Oh Antje, I can think of about a dozen ways I'd like to keep the hubby and those cute buns of his warm this winter! *BG!* I'm glad to hear at least some rooms in the hospital have AC, I was thinking about how the atmosphere around someone that's ill tends to have a certain odor and combine that with hot, sweaty flesh......you get the idea. lol
In reply to: Antje 's message, "In my delivery room was an AC and I delivered both babies in June. Also the intensive care and the operation rooms have AC. But no AC in the rooms where you lay, on the floors or in the offices etc. Just where it's really needed.. WHEN it's needed. This summer was exceptional hot, and do you believe that I freeze already with ony 77°F today? I think I'll gonna wear socks again! LOL, I bet Doug will freeze his nicely shaped... ummm backside off when he's back home in winter! I hope you intend to keep him warm! *winks* LOL" on 07:36:30 08/17/03 Sun


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[> [> [> [> [> yeah I do.. and actually I KNOW how those odors bother you first hand! As I said, the bedrooms on the usual floors aren't AC'd so if you're very lucky (NOT) you shre your room with a spanish or turkish Lady, who's family thinks they have to visist their poor sick (or just delivered) family member the WHOLE freaking day, bringing garlic-cooked food and chat and laugh all day, while you lay next to them trying to breastfeed your first baby the first time. I tell you, NO fun! I always pressed the nurse button and she sweeped them out of the room for an hour or two.. meanwhile they gather in tha hall! It's sometimes really bothersome, especially in summer with body odors or several perfumes and after shaves.. ewwwwww And the funny thing is they don't listen and do like they don't understand German if they are told to just GO HOME! lol -- Antje, 05:12:04 08/19/03 Tue


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[> [> [> [> [> [> whoa! I just heard on the radio that in a BRANDnew hospital in Northern Germany where ALL rooms have AC's there has been many infections with the legionaeris infection!!! Maybe a little warm air from an opened window is much healthier and better than ACed air after all? The guy said that AC's always carry bacterias and fungis and stuff into the air.... Well, it all has it's advantages and cons! :-) -- Antje, 05:20:23 08/19/03 Tue


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