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Knock-Out tablets baby

Posted By: CP on 2006-01-23
In Reply to: Try Benadryl - USMT

They're by Schiff - has melatonin, valerian, calcium, magnesium. Benadryl makes my heart beat fast so I was happy to find these. Try vitacost.com for a good price.


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I am sure 30 MILLION people and all the new college graduates would appreciate it.
Maybe it was a knock-off from a mall kiosk.
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why do some women knock childrearing?

I think that mothers that can stay at home while working and raising a kid or two is wonderful, and YES being an MT mom at home is a career. I've spent many many years in the workforce outside the home, single and married, with and without kids. Not all of us working moms fit the stereotype (if there is one) that we don't know how to find jobs outside of being an MT at home. I have a BS degree from a real accredited university and everything (one I'm sure everyone has heard of), plus what I learned from MT schooling. I'm not trying to say I'm sooo smart or anything, but just trying to shoot down the idea about stay-at-home moms not caring about careers or anything, just pumping out the kids. I am not a supplement to my husband's income. We absolutely need what I bring in financially. I took a pay cut when I was making as much as my husband at one point outside the home because I wanted to have a career that I loved while raising kids. I didn't want my kids being raised by strangers in daycare. So there to all of you who look down at MT moms.


 


Give it a shot, but don't knock yourself out.

Just adopt a steady, calm exterior as you perform both jobs.  I would not try to get it all done.  I would do what I could but not frantically.  That's all you can physically do.  They can't expect all of it to get done with all of those interruptions.  It's not conducive to doing good work for either "hat" you are wearing. 


And since they are so fond of doubling up duties, tell them you'd like a free Pap smear, since they are doctors and went to med school.  Sheesh.  This is the most put-upon career, and it never stops to astonish me what new lows people will go to, to cheat us.  They must be good limbo dancers. 


Good luck to you. 


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YA BIG FAT CRY BABY
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baby......
Sorry, but if you're nursing a baby while you're transcribing, neither job is being done properly. MT takes full concentration and you cannot have an ear out for the kids while you are trying to do the complex skill of medical transcribing.

Yes, women can do just about anything, but not all at one time!

A baby deserves their parent's undivided attention while they are being fed.
ERs, baby!
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baby
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Oh cry me a river, baby

Not on this planet, baby
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One other thing they told me is that wild rabbits should not be domesticated - they are extremely unlikely to survive if handled.
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Baby, but in my culture we do that.

Congratulations on the new baby!!!!....n/m

Congrats on both your baby and becoming an
MT! You can have the best of both worlds - stay home with your baby and work at the same time!! Yes, it can be done! I taught myself MTing while holding a newborn on my lap! As others have said, take advantage of when baby naps, while not forgetting your own sleep, and hang in there! Its challenging, but it 100% can be done. Probably lots less stress in the long run than having a baby and then trying to return to work - day care and the whole 9 yards! You can do it if you really want it!
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baby showers - sm

After reading the post about what to spend on graduation gifts for acquaintances, I wondered about baby shower gifts.


 


Actually, I was wondering if baby showers are now given for expectant moms with child #3.  And if so, what would an approrpiate gift be in that case? 


 


I always thought showers were given for the first baby only.  Has this changed?  And I didn't know it?


Baby Shower
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First baby only....unless it has been more than 5 years

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Poor baby . .
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Just wait until that baby
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Yes and grown-ups and do not cry like a baby

over some lost time on a newbie!  Business is business.  Why cry baby about it on this board!  This kind of thing happens every day.  People do get better offers and this OP wants to cry baby about some lost time!  She should have picked someone who was experienced instead of trying to CLAIM she was helping a newbie!  I bet if this all came out in the wash, she was only paying a small cpl and wanted a whole lot!  I'd bet she's more upset about the fact that she has to do her own work instead of making more than half on someone else.  I just don't think a "grown-up" should make accusations of "people stealing information" or try to slander someone's name simply because they cannot support the account.  That kind of thing happens every day.  If you feel sorry for this OP, you need help more than me.  Misery loves company!  I'm bitter, but the OP isn't?  Who really needs to get over it?  Me or the OP or maybe even you!!! tsk tsk on the OP and you!   People quit, people make changes, get better offers, cannot put up with being micromanaged, and that is no reason to slander someone!  Making false accusations regarding stealing information can also result in a lawsuit.  Poor taste in this OP and I hope I never take a job with her and want to quit for any reason!  JMO.    


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