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aznb0y129 said:
My friend gets the day off even though he's not religious. I think it depends on where you work/go to school.

I'm one of the not-so-fortunate ones, haha.
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I think Friday will be one of those days when most of the building's silent but because this is a research/hospital facility, there'll be a few people here and there.


I've always wanted to go to the cherry blossom festival in DC but I keep missing it. 🙁 Everyone I want to go with is busy around this time.

If the blossoms are still there this weekend I might just go look at them, since I'll be in DC visiting my parents for Easter.
 
118 days
2853 hours
171229 minutes
10273788 seconds

OR

It is 118 days, 21 hours, 49 minutes and 27 seconds until Tuesday, August 4, 2009 at 1:00:00 PM (Jackson time)

Wow. Ready or not, here it comes!
 
Pregnancy terrifies me. Give me the drugs, please. 😱
 
Myuu said:
Only the most anticipated annual event in DC (aside from the high heel race)!
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beautiful!!!!!😍
 
DrYoda said:
I love it being the last semester, too bad med school can't be like this....😴
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seriously...
my econ exam wasnt too bad I think.. but it was sure nice to have only one class today 😀😀😀
 
olemissbabydoc said:
I did learn the difference between the spinal/epidural and decided I want a low-block epidural when I give birth... :laugh:
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why low block epidural? Ive always thought of taking the easy route and getting a c-section and, you know, no stretching and stuff.. but after seeing a documentary about orgasmic birth I may reconsider but Id need some quite serious planning to achieve the exact conditions i am thinking about. lol
ugh. i am so not ready for kids lol
 
ar2388 said:
why low block epidural? Ive always thought of taking the easy route and getting a c-section and, you know, no stretching and stuff.. but after seeing a documentary about orgasmic birth I may reconsider but Id need some quite serious planning to achieve the exact conditions i am thinking about. lol
ugh. i am so not ready for kids lol
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c-sections are one of the most disturbing procedures in medicine...
 
I watch health discovery a lot..and, well..I will have to say that c-sections are performed often when not necessary and when the patient doesn't want it. This makes me real upset.
 
ar2388 said:
why low block epidural? Ive always thought of taking the easy route and getting a c-section and, you know, no stretching and stuff.. but after seeing a documentary about orgasmic birth I may reconsider but Id need some quite serious planning to achieve the exact conditions i am thinking about. lol
ugh. i am so not ready for kids lol
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Less unneccessary numbness (such as lower limbs) and much less chance of the bad "spinal headaches".
 
olemissbabydoc said:
Haha. One of my first OR experiences. I think they are amazing... :laugh:
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Once you do anatomy you'll be 😱 about c-sections. There's so much stuff that's really easy to damage (and it happens a lot)

My brother is a urology resident and complains all the time about having to fix severed ureters from c-sections.
 
Now i'm writing another economics paper that I'm sure is going to piss off someone in my class. I've been quite good at this this semester.
 
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