Damar Hamlin

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Originally Posted by CajunEXPRESS

SOP?

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Standard Operating Procedure

What’s their SOP?

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Originally Posted by CAJUNJUDO

I’m thankful that this young man is progressing every day. I pray that he makes a full recovery. After seeing the prayer huddle before the Saturday night game, it’s a shame, but maybe this is just what was needed to help unite all players across all sports and make it acceptable to pray. Hopefully this helps eliminate the foolishness of coaches and teachers getting fired for praying.

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Good post, and also good the Supreme Court already ruled on that issue, the case was Kennedy vs Bremerton School Board. (although i think it has to be after the game, i.e. off the clock, not before) but good start back nonetheless.

SOP…Standard Operational Procedures…no kneeling allow like Tebow in reverence to God but ok for a social cause

But how do it know . . .

By now you know the story involving Damar Hamlin of the Buffalo Bills, he was the player who had to be revived last Monday Night on the field. Continue reading…

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Old dominion basketball player collapses mid game last night

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Originally Posted by CajunsHat

In all likelihood, he will be transitioned out of the ICU within 24 hours (given no further complications are noticed). He will also likely have therapy team consulted to evaluate and treat (physical, occupational, speech) of note, speech will evaluate his ability communicate, swallow, as well as detect memory issues. Once he passes the speech eval, they will allow him to eat/drink (this is done too because the breathing tube can cause inflammation to parts of the throat that involve speech and swallowing. If he has trouble talking clearly, he could have swelling which would cause him to choke on a simple sip of water. But that swelling goes down rather quickly).

He will likely be transferred to a cardiac unit in the hospital to continue to monitor his heart rhythm. By now they should have performed all the test they need to evaluate for cardiac issues (blockages, etc) however I have 99% confidence he didn’t have blockage, as that would show up on his ekg or cardiac monitoring.

I’d also say he will likely pass his other therapy evals, and will likely be put on cardiac medications to ensure his rhythms stabilize. As long as his vital signs and cardiac rhythms are stable, they will continue to progesss him and eventually discharge him. He will likely have many follow ups with cardiologist to ensure this was all an isolated event.

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Thanks again CH, not only for doing a tough job, but also saving this thread from going completely off the rails. Two thumbs up for you.

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Originally Posted by crazycajun

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Old dominion basketball player collapses mid game last night

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https://www.foxnews.com/sports/old-d...orgia-southern

Hamlin discharged from hospital and headed home . . .