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The Lady Whose Mouth I Set on Fire: True Tales from the ER is a collection of amazing, bizarre, but factual stories revealing the world of the ER. They are first-hand accounts told by an old, tired physician who has survived three decades in this odd, but exciting world of life and death. They are heartwarming, heart-wrenching, hilarious or fascinating. This book is for anyone interested in the inner belly of the Human Being. There is much to be learned and felt here. Beware, this book is not for everyone, and you may begin laughing at inappropriate times—or even develop nightmares

can't wait for this one!

started it today!

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this may be harder to discuss since there's technically not "chapters" but stories.. but i'll do my best
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so far these are relatively tame and .. kind of boring lol
the swiss army knife story is one i've heard before, but usually with a slightly different outcome. (hide spoiler)]

Thanks for the reminder, will get to this one soon.

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i love that the author breaks up the stories and such. Makes it easier for me to get through with my add. lol


the case of the rubber ducky was interesting. ;x
17 year old with a rubber ducky stuck in the hoo-ha. ;x (hide spoiler)]

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meh. some of these stories were a little boring to be honest. it felt like all the stories about women were strictly about pregnancy-related items or their hoo-ha. ;/ (hide spoiler)]

the end -
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the minds "chapter" was probably the most interesting of the whole book for me.
the "impressive ativan abuse" story was great. i, too, know someone that faked seizures to get emedication, haha


overall, i'd read another book by this author. but it did feel like some of the stories were .. disorgnaized or abruptbly start/finish. (hide spoiler)]

Sorry I never got to this one. Hope you liked it.