"Ares, God of War" <send to usenet address priivate> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 11 Jan 2008 12:09:27 -0800, "Annie Woughman"
> <anniewoughman@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>I agree Nancy, taken in context of the episode the singing was very
sweet.
>>It was a little girl who was very strong for a 5 year old who had been
>>kicked around the Foster Care system and has a serious vision problem to
>>boot. If she could sing to keep up her spirits and help lift someone
>>elses--the quality of her voice doesn't even come into play. A little
>>girl
>>singing. Period. It is like a mom singing a lullaby to her baby. The
>>baby
>>doesn't care if mom can't carry a tune in a bucket, but the baby is
>>comforted by the sound of mamma's voice.
>>
> Then let her sing in the privacy of her own shower. Don't subject
> the rest of the world to what is the equivalant of scraping
> finger nails accross a black board.
>
If a person doesn't want to be subjected to unpleasant things--ER is not
the
show for that person. Most medical emergencies are unpleasant for
everyone
involved. People respond to difficult situations in different ways. I
would rather hear the scratchy voice of a five year old singing than a
drunk
screaming, swearing, vomiting, fighting and la****ng out at the doctors and
nurses. We have seen all that and much more over the years of watching ER.
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