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And he had a deadly fear of being institutionalized, based on his previous present experience. Anyway, we resuscitated him as best we could, stayed in the ICU, and then ended up in a nursing home. We’ve resuscitated people. And what was happening was he was, due to his neuropathy, was about to lose his. Eric 46:49 Yeah.
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