Comments on: Number 8 on The Top 10 Ways to Avoid the ER http://www.yourerdoc.com/number-8-on-the-top-10-ways-to-avoid-the-er/ Stories from the Emergency Room plus answers to your medical and health related questions Sun, 20 Jun 2010 20:33:11 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.1 hourly 1 By: artillerywifecq http://www.yourerdoc.com/number-8-on-the-top-10-ways-to-avoid-the-er/comment-page-1/#comment-2051 artillerywifecq Wed, 21 Jan 2009 16:06:45 +0000 http://www.yourerdoc.com/?p=1021#comment-2051 HA HA HA! True that! A agree VetRN, indeed it could save you from marrige counseling. As a nagging wife I feel that we are good gauges of project competion-ability. There is nothing I enjoy more than my husband with a tool belt making improvements or fixing things. In that same vain there is nothing I hate more than a half completed project for months or a trip to the ER for his stupidity. Great tip of the day! HA HA HA! True that! A agree VetRN, indeed it could save you from marrige counseling. As a nagging wife I feel that we are good gauges of project competion-ability. There is nothing I enjoy more than my husband with a tool belt making improvements or fixing things. In that same vain there is nothing I hate more than a half completed project for months or a trip to the ER for his stupidity.

Great tip of the day!

]]> By: VetRN http://www.yourerdoc.com/number-8-on-the-top-10-ways-to-avoid-the-er/comment-page-1/#comment-2016 VetRN Mon, 12 Jan 2009 12:37:20 +0000 http://www.yourerdoc.com/?p=1021#comment-2016 The other issue, at least in my house, is will the project actually get<b><i> finished</b></i>? My spouse is pretty handy, and can do just about anything. He starts projects well, and usually progresses to the point of 75-90% completion, then goes on to the next task, so project #1 lies dormant for<b><i> x </b></i> amount of time, complete with nagging. I can currently list at least 4 projects in varying stages of completion. Hiring someone can also save you the cost of marriage counseling (or bail money!!). The other issue, at least in my house, is will the project actually get finished? My spouse is pretty handy, and can do just about anything. He starts projects well, and usually progresses to the point of 75-90% completion, then goes on to the next task, so project #1 lies dormant for x amount of time, complete with nagging. I can currently list at least 4 projects in varying stages of completion. Hiring someone can also save you the cost of marriage counseling (or bail money!!).

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