Serafina's Corner of the World

Guess what I just learned? The state of Illinois Department of Corrections doesn't allow conjugal visits... to anyone. Also, even if they did, people in medium or maximum security prisons (like Fox River), aren't allowed conjugals.

So, Sucre (who wouldn't have had them anyway since he wasn't married) and Michael wouldn't be allowed conjugals in real life.

Ah, well. It's not like anything else in that show could happen.

In other news, by just paying bills, I'm out of money again. *sigh*

So, let's say that someone has a nosebleed that goes on fairly heavily for a long period of time (half and hour? forty-five minutes? I'm not sure). When would they start feeling the effects of blood loss? And what would the people in the hospital do if they went to the emergency room. The nosebleed isn't brought on by any hits to the head or anything. It's not a natural nosebleed, but from, uh, supernatural causes lets say.

Anyway. I'm not sure what constitutes a long nose bleed and treatment (beyond iron).

Thanks.

Does Dr. Garner have a first name, or is it up for grabs? I can't get the fricking transcripts to work for me.