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  1. 7th April 2019, 09:01 AM #1
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    The drug used to calm the boys during the Thai cave rescue named

    The snippet at the end got me. About the Australian Doctor at a conference in Christchurch during the earthquake, who administered this drug to a man trapped under a beam, and amputated his legs with workmens tools, subsequently saving his life. She did well.

    Thai boys rescued from cave while drugged with ketamine
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    They gave me that drug when I was involved in a head on collision with a badly mangled and smashed arm and hand, IF I had known the effects of the drug before they administered it I would have preferred to put up with the excruciating pain.
    Scary and weird hallucinations is what I experienced and it scarred the crap out of me, I can still remember them.
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    ABC radio did a really interesting piece on the Thai cave rescue just before Christmas last year. They interviewed the anaesthetist diver (Dr Richard Harris) who mentioned he thought there would be a zero % success rate of bring anyone out alive.

    I was really proud to be Aussie listening to the story. I cant think of a better news story for 2018
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