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EctopicFetus said:I had a 450 Lb woman today who was under 5 feet tall..
roja said:naaaaaaaaaap. (two glasses of wine in the afternoon adn I am toast)
I just had a drug lunch and Katie couric was sitting at the next table.
I 😍 😍 😍 NY
NY is pretty tight... tough place for a family though IMO.socuteMD said:As do I 🙂.
EctopicFetus said:NY is pretty tight... tough place for a family though IMO.
I lived there for a bit.
EctopicFetus said:She was so heavy that
1) They couldnt CT her.
2) she told me her knee hurts and i couldnt find her knee..
3) she requested a foley because no one would be able to move her.
socuteMD said:Just to clarify. I'm 5'0" and that is just about 4 of me!!!
EWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW.
EctopicFetus said:NY is pretty tight... tough place for a family though IMO.
I lived there for a bit.
IbnSina said:You haven't described your sister though. Or given a picture.
But nonetheless.... 😍
Making and having the kid is the easy part....roja said:I think this is a common misconception. I love it here and haveing a kid is not that difficult. tons of people have kids here.
Lol when she moved the whole bed shook.. i have seen patients who need the special heavy duty beds.. and oh yeah she had 2 kids too...HIANMI said:I have seen a patient similar to this...don't remember the exact weight or height though. All I can do is add a number 4) Bent the bed in the room. One thing that has puzzled me since the dr and the nurse discussed it -- how was it anatomically possible for her to have two kids? 😕
I dont think it is a misconception, the kids there (who when i worked) tend to have no childhood. The 14 year olds are way too mature there. I did market research on kids 14-18 and worked with a kid who had just graduated and let me tell you it is nothing short of scary. I lived there for a bit over a yr and it will be hard to convince me otherwise...roja said:I think this is a common misconception. I love it here and haveing a kid is not that difficult. tons of people have kids here.
I beyond hate cleaning..socuteMD said:Yay for mornings at home!
I 😍 cleaning.
Well, I actuallycleaning...but I love the results.
I didn't mean that in a personal manner BTW Fetus.....I was just gloating over my $25 an hour (plus shift differential) as an RT....you had to go and burst my bubble.....Doesnt mean I have an offer to work there... but it doesnt mean I wont try 😀
Just get a big block of cheese, like mozerella or cheddar, and go to town on it. You'll feel a lot more productive. "Ahhhhhh, the power of cheese."
I dont think it is a misconception, the kids there (who when i worked) tend to have no childhood. The 14 year olds are way too mature there. I did market research on kids 14-18 and worked with a kid who had just graduated and let me tell you it is nothing short of scary. I lived there for a bit over a yr and it will be hard to convince me otherwise...
I grew up in a pretty small little town and was definately one of those 'way to mature kids'.