Submitted by mark, Nov 15, 2006 10:54

A couple of things set off my alarms about proper medical care. You write a nice column but I don't want to see you make mistakes. First of all Never tape a metal needle with syringe attached to someones arm who is going to be moved out of an apartment. That metal will shear off his vein, hit an artery or most likely shear off a nerve. Second is that any infant who stops breathing while being fed should be evaluated by their pediatrician and most mothers who go to the trouble to call 911 have a good reason. Great job otherwise.

Mark

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