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Oh boy,will we be seeing an old fashioned cabin surgery? Will this be a miraculous recovery for ol’ Doc Dan- or maybe just the treatment kicking in?
Even in a hospital you have to do a blood test to know for sure. Her stomach pains could be soooo many different things. If he operates on her appendics, I will not be able to stop shaking my head or rolling my eyes. Besides, appendics do NOT burst that quickly, been there, done that!
if she has been feeling this way for even as little as 48 hours, her appendix could have ruptured already. It can happen suddenly or over a period of time. It’s different for everyone. Yes, they will check your white blood cell count, but they can also do a scan for it as well. Which, as we know, is ridiculous in a cabin with no medical equipment except the meds he was suppose to be up there changing out.
I just think the whole story is ridiculous.
merely having to lay his healing hands (or any other part of his anatomy) upon his patient and SHAZAMM, they are either diagnosed on the spot, or cured with little to no effort or medical equipment. Bah, they (writers) just make it so hard not to knock some of these stories.
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