
My getting these
particular Nike sneakers was the result of a trip to the
emergency room. It definitely wasn't the worst I had felt with a GI upset, but it was the
only one I had encountered where I had severe dehydration. After the ER doctor checked out
a number of possible problems, he came to the conclusion that I was either "normal or
normal for a severely dehydrated individual." Since I was fairly nauseated, they
decided the best way to rehydrate me was two liters of IV solution. (They put the first
one in fast as they opened up all the metering valves and ran the IV bag up the
pole to the ceiling. I thought I was going to freeze, but that improved matters markedly.)
Now, you're wondering, after reading through all these gory details: "Exactly what does this have to do with sneakers?" Well, the male nurse who did most of the poking and prodding and putting in the IV was wearing a pair of Air Max Triax. I really liked the way they looked. So, when I had fully recovered, I had to go out sneaker shopping!
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