justjeepin86
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- Winston-Salem, NC
First I heard of this was today. I got a motor delivered and the guy was telling me about making trips back and forth to Marion to Baxter the last two weeks. Said they are cleaning and rebuilding motors as fast as they can. He it's unreal how much mud was inside that factory. Loads upon loads of motors chocked full of mud. Fortunately most of them didn't have power when they flooded so they can clean, bake and put new bearings in and turn them around in a few days. He said there are a lot more to do though.
NC hospitals innovate with Gatorade, Pedialyte amid IV fluid shortage post-Hurricane Helene
Information about NC hospitals innovate with Gatorade, Pedialyte amid IV fluid shortage post-Hurricane Helenewww.wral.com
See also...... we use this expensive measure for treating patients, even though a lesser cost option is available. This, of course, has nothing do with the plant closure.
He further explained, “We’re actually just using standard of care for things like very mild dehydration where patients are able to take things by mouth and have minimum symptoms. These might be things like acute stomach viruses or bugs.”
Edit: Although you can't force someone to drink when you can push a bag to get them better.
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