In article , Rex B says...

Heard an NPR story yesterday about hospital workers keeping patients
alive after the ventilators lost power. They were using manual bellows
and taking turns pumping air into the patients, round the clock. When
they weren't doing that, they were attending to other patients as fast
as possible. Many had worked well past 24 hours with no sleep.
Lots of heroes out there.

That's right, but they can't sell news stories about some
poor nurse hand-bagging a patient for hours on end. They
might feel obligated to take a turn and give the nurse a rest.

The real question is where's the cavalry? Why aren't they
doing an evac on that hospital?

Jim


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