Five singing anesthetists at work in Minnesota – but not the way you’d expect. Sit back and enjoy watching the Laryngospasms
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“Waking up is hard to do…” I’ll be humming this song all day. Love this! Thank you Carolyn for sharing this link.
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Love these guys! Thanks!
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I want these guys in the O.R. with me next time I need surgery. Fantastic!
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