And as usual, I love the fact that you read and comment. :D
I'm sorry that my truth and wisdom has put me on your husband's shit list, but seriously--there is no such thing as a bottomless IV (as you pointed out), and as far as I understood it, Rick was left by himself for several days, if not weeks, given the state of things when he finally woke up. There is simply no way he could have survived that without someone looking in on him and freshening his IV and (urk) changing out his catheter and such.
Not to mention that after that long in bed Rick would likely not even be able to walk, let alone bike, run and crawl under tanks. :) Poor guy.
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Re: Dumb-da-dumb-dumb
25/10/13 01:14 (UTC)I'm sorry that my truth and wisdom has put me on your husband's shit list, but seriously--there is no such thing as a bottomless IV (as you pointed out), and as far as I understood it, Rick was left by himself for several days, if not weeks, given the state of things when he finally woke up. There is simply no way he could have survived that without someone looking in on him and freshening his IV and (urk) changing out his catheter and such.
Not to mention that after that long in bed Rick would likely not even be able to walk, let alone bike, run and crawl under tanks. :) Poor guy.