Published Nov 3, 2001
sarjeetgill
4 Posts
Female Patient, "It is very cold, could I have an extra blanket, please?".
I brought the patient a warm blanket and placed it over her.
Patient, "AHHHH! This is better than a man!":eek:
semstr
577 Posts
isn't she right?
and you can sleep all night long, without hands creeping on spots you absolutely don't want them!!
nur20
270 Posts
AND..... IT doesn't snore !!!
debbyed
566 Posts
I'm about ready for a warm blanket myself this morning.
aimeee, BSN, RN
932 Posts
Well, now, I'd hate to make a blanket indictment of men...
nurs4kids
753 Posts
Doesn't this comparison give men just a LITTLE too much credit?? :D
perhaps to compare your dog to the blanket would have been more just...
kennedyj
252 Posts
Yep. I've never known a woman to turn down a good warm blanket. Problem is that when they've got their warm blanket you can never get 'em out of bed and to work.
sorry girls. Had to bat one for the guys
Jenny P
1,164 Posts
Okay, I really like the warm blanket AND the hubby! Unfortunately, he doesn't care for the heated blanket, so I have to chose 1 or the other! Hhhhmmmmmmmm, is that why I work nights? No, it's because his spastic legs keep kicking me out of bed at nights!! (At least he says he doesn't do it on purpose!!!)
stephi57
15 Posts
We recently had a tot who complained of being "shivery". I of course got him a blanket from the warmer and told him we had a machine that kept blankets nice and toasty for little ones like him. For the rest of his stay he asked for blankets from the toaster!!!
night owl
1,134 Posts
Gettin ready to crawl under my warm blanket now...and he's off today! Bye girls... ..............and boys:p .................. :D ........!