Full moon

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Who else had kids going nutso yesterday and today because of the full moon? At least that's what I'm blaming it on...

(Was that approved use of an ellipse?)

I got a call from a parent who called me a liar (several times) because her child told her I did something I didn't.

Just because you messed up in the care of your child doesn't mean that you get to blame me! :mad:

One parent of the year, called me because her little darling came home yesterday with lice. Only problem with that is little darling hasn't been in school in over a week! He's in K, 5 years old! How do you not know where your kid is during the day? Oh yeah and apparently I am responsible for the ear ache, that she said the kid has had for 6 months! Can we say STEP AWAY FROM THE CHEMICALS!!! :banghead:

No, I refuse to believe that one of these snowflakes would lie.

Well, maybe if mom had taken the kid to get evaluated for a concussion after the head injury 3 days ago we wouldn't have to worry about if confusion is a symptom of the possible undiagnosed concussion from 3 days ago!

After 3 decades working night shift, I give no credit to the full moon. I've had nights that were wonderful with the night almost as bright as day with snow on the ground and I have had horrible nights with the night dark as pitch. Sorry you are having it rough right now.Hope today is better.

Despite your experience, and the fact that there is no evidence to support the full moon theory, you are WRONG.

Specializes in IMC, school nursing.
Despite your experience, and the fact that there is no evidence to support the full moon theory, you are WRONG.

I work with others who would state that it is VERY true. I always see the glass half full, I am annoyingly optimistic.

I work with others who would state that it is VERY true. I always see the glass half full, I am annoyingly optimistic.

STOP IT

Specializes in IMC, school nursing.
STOP IT

Do you mean...

Do you mean...

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I always get super emotional on a full moon. Or super hyperactive. I've always found that to be strange

Specializes in Pediatrics.

I've seen it....... New moon or full moon.... It's crazy. I've worked ER, OR and now LTC.....

I had a parent calling me a liar because her kid said she was in the clinic when she was not. She started cussing me out and saying I have my daughter on the phone and she is right in front of you. Turns out mom called the wrong school. Did she apologize when I figured her mistake. No, just said one final expletive and hung up on me.

I had a parent calling me a liar because her kid said she was in the clinic when she was not. She started cussing me out and saying I have my daughter on the phone and she is right in front of you. Turns out mom called the wrong school. Did she apologize when I figured her mistake. No, just said one final expletive and hung up on me.

FOR THE LOVE OF ALL THAT IS HOLY!!!

I mean, really. Would this occur during a Waxing Crescent moon? A Gibbous Moon? I think NOT.

Specializes in Psych, Addictions, SOL (Student of Life).
Who else had kids going nutso yesterday and today because of the full moon? At least that's what I'm blaming it on...

(Was that approved use of an ellipse?)

I don't know about school nursing but when I worked Acute Psych the full moon was always a very busy time especially when it was waxing as opposed to waning. Also the new or Dark moon was kind of crazy as well . One of the Doctors I worked with there told me it's where the term Lunatic came from. He also said it really doesn't matter if we believe in the power of the full moon because the patients believe it.

Hppy

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