Fair enough...take as many days off as you want. As long as it is unpaid I am fine with it. Have as many children as you want...as long as you are rich and have the money for it..fine with me.
Just don't ever become a leech and use medicaid or any other services that you haven't paid for yourself was my point.
Too bad pharmacy is 70% women.
We must just have similar baby opinions. I'm starting to value charity more as I practice pharmacy longer. I'll give money to patients when they don't have enough money, etc. So maybe that's as far as it goes! Lol
So it's impossible to end up working with a hot guy.
Really? So who had to verify all of the prescriptions when the pregnant pharmacist was throwing up or feeling bad day after day? Me. I had to "pay for it" and pick up the slack during the aftermath shifts.
Ouch, what does that say about me?
Ha! Deja vu... I called 911 about a dog in the median on the interstate today. I was really worried about it and thought that it would run back into traffic if I went after it myself.
My global health trip I am going on over spring break? The ratio is 1:7. They added a dude, before that it was 1:13. Frankly I could stand one or two more guys - balance, ya'know? Still, not complaining.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conscription_in_the_United_States
PuppiesIf the government wants to support baby golden retrievers, I am ALL for it.
Waaaaah. You men may have to register for Selective Service but I don't feel bad for you. You can PEE STANDING UP. I have often wished for this ability. I think it would be highly useful in bars, in the woods and in portapotties!
Now there's a way to become a registered sex offender!!!
No, I still have to pick up baby slack (actually, I work only with men and old, outside of baby-making age women now...so I guess it doesn't affect me now) and listen to noise pollution. AND my new baby tax hasn't been enacted into law yet. Why the hell would I feel better? Now I feel worse because my utopia is yet to form.
Just think, you were a baby once. Do you wish your mom never had you?
I don't know why every thread on here about kids has to derail into a discourse about how all pregnant women and babies are evil.
And pharmDstudent is acting like there is no such thing as accidental pregnancy...seriously, do you think someone who is 35 and married should be abstinent? We aren't teenagers at Catholic school. Though some people would argue that married people have the least amount of sex, lol.
Not really. If vehicular manslaughter is the responsibility of the drunk driver, then pregnancy is the drunk couple's responsibility, too.c'mon, you're near NOLA, mardi gras is next month, i can think of a few ways
EDIT: I'd also add (and I know this is asking to be flamed) that I'd NEVER tell someone who didn't want children that they had to have them or that they were selfish or making the wrong choice, etc. So why do some who are childless by choice seem to think it is their right/duty to lecture those who do want children?
Pregnancy is either intentional, unintentional, or forced. It is not accidental, because you can not accidentally have sex.I don't know why every thread on here about kids has to derail into a discourse about how all pregnant women and babies are evil.
And pharmDstudent is acting like there is no such thing as accidental pregnancy...seriously, do you think someone who is 35 and married should be abstinent? We aren't teenagers at Catholic school. Though some people would argue that married people have the least amount of sex, lol.
Unless you know ahead of time that there are specific hazards on the ski slope, then it is an accident. The consequence of having sex is well known - it's pregnancy. Therefore, pregnancy is not accidental... unless you have an IQ of 0 and don't know what sex entails.
Right. Because people on this board are trying to lecture her in particular. Because it has nothing to do with the fact that 50% of children born in Louisiana were sponsered by Medicaid.
It's about causality, not risk. You can not accidentally get fat or spend all of your money, just like you can't accidentally get pregnant.The idea that if you ski or engage in other potentially hazardous activity, the risk that you could get hurt is also well known and forseeable. Just as every person who goes skiing (or bungie jumps, or skidives, or plays Russian roulette) doesn't get injured, every person who has sex doesn't get pregnant. There is an element of chance to both, whether you want to see it or not.
I'd argue that Medicaid babies in Louisiana have nothing to do with the question posed by the person who started this thread. Her question wasn't, "Should I have a child because I don't know if I can support it?" It was "Is having a baby in the 4th year of pharmacy school doable?" Medicaid babies (regardless of geographic locale) are pretty much irrelevant to her question.
EDIT: I'd also add (and I know this is asking to be flamed) that I'd NEVER tell someone who didn't want children that they had to have them or that they were selfish or making the wrong choice, etc. So why do some who are childless by choice seem to think it is their right/duty to lecture those who do want children? If you don't want kids, don't have them. But stay out of my personal decisions. MYOB.
I don't know why every thread on here about kids has to derail into a discourse about how all pregnant women and babies are evil.
And pharmDstudent is acting like there is no such thing as accidental pregnancy...seriously, do you think someone who is 35 and married should be abstinent? We aren't teenagers at Catholic school. Though some people would argue that married people have the least amount of sex, lol.
