Desk

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I've seen this type of chair used to draw blood. The piece on the desk moves so the patient's arm can be positioned different ways.

This is so very sad.

Why is it sad? It's a chair! I had blood drawn yesterday, and the chair I sat in wasn't sad!

Sorry, I know this is a "dead thread" - I'm always a bit behind everyone else...

Lazellia

Wed 05-17-2006

I always need to lie on a couch when having blood removed, because I faint easily & would keel over otherwise.

Richard Davies

Wed 05-02-2007

I wonder what it is that 's laying on the seat.It looks like a file of some sort but I'm sure I'm wrong.

Richard

Thu 12-10-2009

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Date Shot:	November 2004	Image ID#:	1114
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Location Name:	Clairvaux Tuberculosis Hospital
Current Status:	Abandoned
Built:	1909	Closed:	n/a
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