Socks is trying his hand at the manual incentive sphirometer, while I wait for the modular X-ray to verify the replacement feeding tube. The first one got stuck full of food gunk. I let the other nostril have a go at it – for my future reference?! – I should know which one I prefer.
Incentive, okay. But what’s his primary motivation?
Ok, we can all see what Socks is really looking for in your room…
Sorry you had to go through another feeding tube placement. I know it wasn’t fun the first time. Hang in there, buddy!
I have no idea which nostril I would prefer! Doesn’t the preference for which one you breathe through keep changing?
I think the natural preference is “none of the above”; everything else is just making the best of the situation. Good luck Derek and Socks!
A nurse last night said there was a big feed tube wedding diet issue in 2012. I was just researching and horses have an olfactory lateral preference, I found the 2012 wedding debacle, and yes nose breathing. Ask Sean and Nikki – they were nose breather preference deniers. I’m a mouth breather, so I got that going for me.
You really have been preparing for this your whole life! Mouth breathers for the win.