On May 9, 9:30=EF=BF=BDpm, ybow...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(YvonneinSonoma) wrote:
> OK I'm not an expert by any means on comas - permanent or otherwise.
> But I've always heard you shouldn't say anything in front of the coma
> patient you wouldn't say if he/she were awake. =EF=BF=BDThat's why it
frea=
kin
> bugs me no end that Sonny, Carly, Jax, the Postman, Santa Claus,
> Claudia, you-name-it, says any horrible thing in front of the kid - how
> hurt he is, how hard it is for Morgan to see him, how Jason/Sonny is
> going to kill whoever did it, how Sonny saved Kate instead of him (now
> THAT'S a confession Sonny didn't have to share), how it's everyone's
> fault who sits at his bedside. =EF=BF=BDI have to give Carly credit -
her
> comforting, normal conversation, uplifting updates, etc. seems more
> appropriate than Jason and Sonny's violent soul-baring. =EF=BF=BDWhen
the =
kid
> does wake up (at what - 19 or 20?) I hope he doesn't remember ANY of
> what Jason/Sonny ranted about in his room or at his bedside. =EF=BF=BD
>
> --
> Yvonne
I've wondered about that too, and whether the hospital has a separate
wing just for the Corinthos clan. With all the carrying on that they
do in Michael's room or outside in the hall you'd think there would be
some concern about disturbing other patients. I can only assume that
there are supposed to be other patients. There have been a couple of
times when I've expected Epiphany to show growling "take it outside!"
PJ
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