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  Realistically though, especially on a THC vape cartridge, how much vapor do you think is being exhaled from a man who is in so much pain he has to life flat nearly around the clock, and can't even sit up without help?
  This being in Kansas, it would not surprise me in the least if this was just some shitty nurse throwing a fit because she doesn't like marijuana.
context: god i must be old, i remember when nurses would wheel you to the designated smoking areas when you where in the hospital. >
  
  Old here. I remember when you could smoke in waiting rooms. >
  
  i remember when kids could buy cigarettes. >
  
  I remember buying a pack from a machine for 25 cents in Virginia, it was on the green for the 3rd hole at some golf course. Summer of '70 and I was 12 and just starting. >
  
  my brothers had a half a pack a day habit since they were ten and eight. >
  
  I remember when they first made chocolate.
  I hated it! >
  
  Fire... risk... >
  
  While not a fire risk I have personally seen vape set off fire alarms. Certain detectors are set off easier. Anything that breaks the beam will set it off.
  I work in a library and 3 times we've had our fire alarm set off due to somebody vaping in the bathroom.