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No. 20
from Hygiene Queen
Old Dec 24, 2008, 07:50 PM

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You guys are crackin' me up!
Thanks... I needed a laugh!
Now, back on topic... AGAIN... yes, I would marry a medical professional who I really really really like and golly gee whiz!
LOL!
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No. 21
from pagandeva2000
Old Dec 25, 2008, 04:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Hygiene Queen View Post
You guys are crackin' me up!
Thanks... I needed a laugh!
Now, back on topic... AGAIN... yes, I would marry a medical professional who I really really really like and golly gee whiz!
LOL!
I agree with you. A good fit is a good fit. I would not turn a potential mate away due to a common profession. In fact, I changed my rule about dating co-workers and now, I have been married close to 10 years to my soul mate. When I first started getting serious about my husband while dating, I ~knew~ he was 'the one' and have no regrets. Had he been a nurse, PA, physician, NP, whatever, I still would have loved him and taken him as my lawfully wedded husband.
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No. 22
from Absolutely13
Old Dec 25, 2008, 05:12 AM

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Ugh. Women of pure diven snow.

Merry Christmas ladies and absolve yourselves. You have a free pass today.

May the angels of reason give you a *******clue.

Signed: Men
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No. 23
from lpnflorida
Old Dec 25, 2008, 05:27 AM

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What a person does for a living would not figure into whether or not I would want them in my life. Compatibilty, understanding, that initial heart throb happens when it happens.

My only rule has been, can't be a former of a friend, can not be currently married, cannot be working on my unit.
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No. 24
from DDRN4me
Old Dec 25, 2008, 05:35 AM

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My dh is not a medical professional; but has learned (sometimes the hard way) to live with it! I have been in school or a nurse or both since we met so he was told early on to deal or no deal!
Seriously, sometimes i wish i could vent to someone who has been there done that...then i found AN
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No. 25
from jlcole45
Old Dec 25, 2008, 07:05 AM

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I am married to a RN - he actually went to school because of me. We make a good living and have plenty to talk about. We love that schedules are flexible and that most days you can walk away and feel good about your work.
He's been a nurse ten years, I've been one for twenty.
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No. 26
from pagandeva2000
Old Dec 25, 2008, 08:45 AM

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Originally Posted by jlcole45 View Post
I am married to a RN - he actually went to school because of me. We make a good living and have plenty to talk about. We love that schedules are flexible and that most days you can walk away and feel good about your work.
He's been a nurse ten years, I've been one for twenty.
You are fortunate to be able to say that you influenced your hubby to become a nurse. Mine gets leery each time I rub his hands because he has bulging veins. I'm trying to be affectionate and he tells me "I'll NEVER be you practice pin-cushion". He hates the medical documentaries that I love (he tolerates them enough, however, because he usually likes to cuddle with me), but tells me that he'd rather see a Freddie Kruger slash picture any day than to see the real things that can happen to people that are so horrible.


I adore my husband...it's not his fault that he is not a nurse...he can't be perfect...LOL!
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No. 27
from pagandeva2000
Old Dec 25, 2008, 08:47 AM

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Originally Posted by lpnflorida View Post
What a person does for a living would not figure into whether or not I would want them in my life. Compatibilty, understanding, that initial heart throb happens when it happens.

My only rule has been, can't be a former of a friend, can not be currently married, cannot be working on my unit.
Oh, most definitely, he can't work in my unit! Imagine the argument in the morning and then I'd still have to look at that guy?? Sometimes, I don't want to be the mature, civil one!
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No. 28
from rph3664
Old Dec 25, 2008, 08:53 AM

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Originally Posted by lpnflorida View Post
My only rule has been, can't be a former of a friend, can not be currently married, cannot be working on my unit.
That applies to people in ANY job of any kind.
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No. 29
from rph3664
Old Dec 25, 2008, 10:56 AM

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Originally Posted by lpnflorida View Post
What a person does for a living would not figure into whether or not I would want them in my life. Compatibilty, understanding, that initial heart throb happens when it happens.

My only rule has been, can't be a former of a friend, can not be currently married, cannot be working on my unit.
I forgot to mention that for me, Deal Breaker Numero Uno is that he cannot ever have been divorced, for any reason. Please do not tell me that I'm unreasonable because I've already heard it lots of times.
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