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Bleeding and being stabbed sucks

I've recently put new bandaids on my knee to stop the bleeding. Maybe it will work. Damn yard work.

When I was stationed in Rota, Spain in 1984 and Cathy Winters set me up to be stabbed and beaten as per the instructions of the sociopaths in the Roger Weidner/Victor Oekerman gang, after the attack I managed to make it to the base hospital. I had lost a lot of blood. In fact, when I was first brought in I was bleeding all over myself. This sucks because everytime you bleed all over yourself you have to throw away the clothes you are wearing. Anyway, the pros at the base hospital saved my sorry ass.

Don't think I'm special. They saved everybody's sorry ass that came into the hospital that needed saving.

Believe me, I've tried to clean clothes I was wearing after an attack on me and I could never completely get the blood out.

So they patched me up and I was assigned light duty. This was cool because my duty consisted of being the paperpusher at a Seabee training command. Being on light duty meant that I didn't have to worry about having a clean weapon during inspections or doing any of that stuff that is required of Seabees.

The point of my true story is that this woman, Cathy Winters, said she would change my bandage when it needed to be changed, which was every couple of hours.

The first time the bandage was to be changed, she took off the bandage and saw my shoulder blade bone and fainted. So I changed my bandage, threw her on the bed where she could be passed out peacefully, and made myself a Cuba Libre.

She never did change my bandage. But then again, she set me up to be stabbed and beaten in the first place. I don't think she was actually prepared to deal with me if I survived.

I think this was her first time at conspiring to kill somebody. A person might have thought the vaunted Naval Criminal Investigative Service would have been able to solve this case, but I guess not.

Posted by John at April 15, 2004 01:01 AM | TrackBack