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Got the kids to school-Check
Went to the doctor's-Check
Went to Dollar General-Check
Stopped at the town store for cigs and scratch cards-Check
Called and Updated Randy on Knee-Check
Waiting on Mail for Bonus Check-Pending
Mailed last of Holiday presents-Check
Cooking Lunch-Pending
Lots of Household Chores-Pending
Okay so that is some of what I did between 7:30 and now today.
I am pysched though. Got my stitches out with only a lil trouble with the one that kept crusting over. Sooooooooo glad I took a loafa sponge to that stitch this morning to get it loose! The doctor came in bent my knee every which way, got the low down of what happened after surgery with it, and we discussed his uppity nurse and issues I had.
Doc Samulson was NOT happy when he heard that my surgery was switched from the Hospital Surgery Center to the New Surgery Center across the street WITHOUT my okay. Nor was he happy that Peg gave me hell for cxling the appointment I did NOT remember agreeing too even if I did and attempted to chew my ass out. He goes that explains why she passed off your chart to the younger nurse. I said yep cause she didn't want to be in here when I was laying it out to you about her behavor. She may be just fine with the older crowd of paitents but she isn't going to pull that crap with me. I reminded him he wasn't affiliated with any of the Clinics or Hospitals in the area and I could easily move my knee issues back to my highschool knee surgeran even if I do NOT like his new facility and how it is in SD and away from all the hospitals. And if I move my care over there so does my dad and so does my uncle (he is having knee surgery this month from via a different doc in same office) and he would loose a potintal paitent with my hubby's shoulder. He apologized and said he will discuss Peg's behavor and she will NO LONGER be my nurse when I go. Get uppity with me we will have issues. I don't buy into I am a Nurse therefore I must know more than you bullcrap. Kiss my ass! My mom's a RN, my sister's an RN, I have multiple cousins that are nurses, paramedics, doctors, PA's, and physical therapist NOT to mention Vet's and Vet techs.
Anyway I got clearance to hit the gym but no reistant weights on my legs-I am to use free weights where I can control the actual weight on that knee. And I can go back to taekwondo with walk throughs and pivots but no jump kicking as of yet. And I go back in a month to get final clearance and discuss periodic care of my knees as I get older.
Yay me! Starting next week every morning I am hitting the gym after I drop the kids off-barring any other appointments!
Terry Lynn Nichols (born April 1, 1955) was a U.S. Army veteran who was convicted of being an accomplice to Timothy McVeigh, the man convicted of murder in the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, U.S, April 19, 1995), which claimed 168 lives.
Nichols was convicted of eight counts of manslaughter in a United States District Court and was sentenced to life imprisonment in ADX Florence, a super max prison in Florence, Colorado. The state of Oklahoma then charged him with capital murder. The McAlester, Oklahoma trial started March 1, 2004. The jury selection and the testimony phase began on March 22 and he was convicted on August 9, of 161 counts of first-degree murder. As in the Federal trial, the jury spared him the death penalty and he was sentenced to life in prison without parole.
Nichols since then has alleged that a high-ranking FBI official was directing Timothy McVeigh in the plot to blow up a government building and that plans may have changed the original target of the attack, according to a new affidavit filed in U.S. District Court in Utah on February 9, 2007.
Somewhere around 27 October 2000, while working as a Lieutenant Jail Commander for the Oklahoma County Jail facility, I was temporarily re-assigned to guard Terry Nichols. My duties were to insure that he did not escape, would eat three meals a day, receive his one-hour exercise period three times a week, did not communicate with any unauthorized person, that he received his proper cleaning supplies daily to clean his cell, to monitor anything or anyone having access to his living quarters area. Sight checks were made unannounced to monitor his activity. Normally, Terry spent a majority of his time preparing for his court case or going over paperwork for either his defense or for other reasons. His medications were always given in a timely manner. The main door leading into his living area was behind two steel jail doors that remained locked at all times. Location of his holding area cannot be disclosed for security reasons.
Terry and his daily actions were supervised twenty-four hours a day and seven days a week by a deputy sheriff or by myself. During his time in the County jail, Terry was never mistreated by anyone working the jail or who came into contact with him to my knowledge. Terry was a quiet person who only spoke when needing something or asking a question, he appeared highly intelligent and acted respectively at all times. He would not say anything else nor was he asked by anyone to elaborate about his alleged involvement in the Murrell building bombing.
He had a sense of humor now and then. When I was finally transferred back to jail operations again … Terry managed to leave a written letter for me. I am not a judge or the executioner … I was a detention officer doing my job regardless of who the prisoner was, being a detention officer is never easy. You are always required to treat prisoners fairly, respectively, and honestly regardless of their crimes. I am writing this short story as to what occurred during the time I was watching over him. He was a prisoner under my care as any other prisoner I was required to supervise, no special treatment was given to him. The bombing was a major tragedy and that I had participated in the recovery of some remains, property items and in security operations for the United States Marshals Office. I have no opinions or statements concerning Terry Nichols other than what I have already written.
Below is a copy of the letter and drawings that he had given me.
http://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i263/jimspolice/TNLETTER1.jpg
http://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i263/jimspolice/CCOPS.jpg
By Author and editor: Jim Heitmeyer 30 October 2007
Retired
I waited a while to calm down before I blogged about this. And before anyone says I am jumping on the current discrimination/reverse discrimination bandwagon, I am not! I am goign to tell you about what happened to my boy and myself in the past weeks.
This is the defination of Discriminate found in the dictonary. Please notice the date it was first introduced into the dictonary
Etymology: Latin discriminatus, past participle of discriminare, from discrimin-, discrimen distinction, from discernere to distinguish between — more at discern Date: 1628
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