This is gorgeous! Try not to weep.
She jumped up as soon as she saw the
surgeon come out of the operating room.
She said: “How is my small boy ? Is
he going to be all right ? When can I
see him ?”
The surgeon said, “I’m sorry. We did
all we could, but your boy didn’t make
it.”
in her brain. when i was in labor the doctor was no where around her head was already coming out the nurse told me to place a pillow between my legs until the doc got there. would that have caused the fluid
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I want to drink this Halloween, but I don’t want to repeat what happened to me last year. I drank so much that I finished up taking home this model in a nurse costume. Sorry to say, when I woke up (sobered up) I didn’t see a sexy model instead I saw an atrocious she-beast slobbering on my pillow. It took a while for my buddies to stop ragging on me. How do I avoid this catastrophe this year?
I am 37 weeks tomorrow and have started packing my hospital bag. I have a small suitcase that I have out packed already. I don’t want to feel amusing rolling up in a full size suitcase but I feel I need that much space. Here is a list of what I’m packing. If I’m forgetting something delight let me know. Just wondering what size bag you brought I’m trying hard to not over pack. Thanks:)
List of items bringing:
Baby:
A few diapers, outfit for pictures/going home (only one!) gown that goes with it, blanket, mittens, nail file, pacifier
I have had for over a year now a heartbeat radiating from my head.Sometimes its better sometimes its worse..Sometimes I barely here it at all.I have been to two doctors regular and and vascular specialist and also questioned numerous medical people about this.. all say its a natural thing not anything perilous Ill just have to live with it and some swear im imagining it.. I don’t buy the thoughts because who wants to be able to hear their heartbeat night and day .If i was going to imagine something it would be something wonderful.My question is ok..I have had my exams ,I was told no test needed.. I have been looked over by a 30 year veteran nurse nearly every other day ..says I don’t have any symptoms of heart disease of artery disease or not anything.Ok..Ruled that all out.. But the last few days I have heard my pulse thundering in the back of my head.When I lay on a pillow with my neck propped forward and go it it makes a popping noise like something loose..Could there be a connection ?
Apparently the top contributer read the cruching part but its not the ringing in my ears I worry about its a thundering heartbeat.I hae had the ringing for over thirty years.The first three years it nearly drove me crazy after that no,and yes I still have it but the thundering heartbeat is NOT ringing in the ears.Anyone else? Delight?
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I have a doctor I see regularly for a medical condition that sometimes requires injections in the exam room. I have noticed saliva on the table along with a strong dog ordor on the pillows! These dogs have full range of the entire facility. The doctor used to be in another medical arts building and when I went one day for my appointment, to my surprise he was gone! I called his number on my cell phone and was told they “forgot about me” but he had relocated! (i have seen him for 1-1/2 years-how do you forget? I now reckon he may have been evicted from that facility!
I’m concerned because he always brings the injection to the room and I never see the “process” of him huge the needle with medication!
I’m concerned what I may be injected with because of the “sterile environment”??????????
Does anyone who works in a medical facility know if this is conventional practice?
I do know some nursing homes allow a cat or dog for the campanionship of the elderly but not in the exam room!!!
Im a 13 year ancient girl and i dont like touch my insides i hump (ik yucky sorrry) my pillow sometimes(i stoped btw) . can doctors / nurses tell if i did? and i have shaved down there will they like care or question me about it cause im 13? and when i get a clivacal exam or whatever can they tell?