what she meant by that was, you just know that at least one of the duggar kids is gay. out of that many, chances are that's true, and no matter how much the parents think they can shield them, that's...
Those Duggars make me think of those polygamous families in Utah, although I realize the kids all have the same mom and dad.My sister put it this way: "You just know at least one of those kids is...
I've known a lot of people who used fertility treatments, and NOBODY had more than twins. The largest number had single births - or no baby at all. Chances are, you know people who used them and...
I have wondered if "Close to Home"'s artist has worked in medical care or has friends and/or relatives who do, because he also has done many cartoons that are relevant to pharmacy and they are just as...
rph3664 replied to pagandeva2000's topic in Pediatric
This may be a bit OT, but has anyone seen a patient (not their own child) "become autistic" after a vaccination? I've asked this question elsewhere and the answer has always been no, that the...
There are several shows they've had over the years that have replayed many times, that I have loved to watch. One of my favorites is about Kenadie, the Canadian girl with primordial dwarfism. There...
I was wondering what was up with that channel! It used to be serious documentary programming but has become DHC Lite. It should be renamed The Multiple Pregnancy
p.s. These patients and their practitioners were just as puzzled as to why their hair didn't fall out, they experienced no nausea or any of the other side effects common to chemo patients,
This story especially disgusted me because I am a pharmacist. It happened about 5 years ago; I recall the time because of what else I was doing at the time. Robert Courtney, the pharmacist and...
rph3664 replied to BlueRidgeHomeRN's topic in General Nursing
It's not something I would want to have to live with, that's for sure. But there is a HUGE difference between a teenager who doesn't take their insulin when they don't get their way (very common) and...
rph3664 replied to BlueRidgeHomeRN's topic in General Nursing
My hospital has several diabetic frequent flyers who are almost certainly "suicide by noncompliance." Diabetes seems to be a disease that many people think they can cure by blatantly disregarding even...
And since when does any big corporation care about anything but $$$$$$? The pharm companies aren't any different; when I worked at the grocery store, more than once I responded to a customer...
"Scrubs" is about as realistic as any other medical drama, as in not at all. And I don't find that show funny because of the horrible way men on the show treat their wives and girlfriends (from what...
Has anyone seen those TV ads for sticky foot pads that "remove toxins from the body"? I could see them absorbing sweat, which would contain toxins, but this sounds like a total
I did a rotation on an organ transplant unit, and one of the patients I followed was a practitioner of the Maharishi cult, was a hardcore vegan, and came to the hospital where a duffel bag full of...
rph3664 replied to elizadream's topic in MICU, SICU
True cover makeup is not obvious. I work with a black woman who has a huge portwine stain on her neck, and I had no idea she did until one day when she forgot to put on her cover cream! Yes, it...
Did anyone see Suzanne Somers on "Larry King Live" a few weeks ago? Her spiel terrified me because you know people are going to hear what she said, think she knows what she's talking about, and...
There are plenty of diabetics (and it seems that healthcare workers are the very worst in this regard) who think their diabetes can be "cured" by not taking their meds, eating candy by the pound,...
Case in point about the "Make me, b1tch" tech: She once refused to deliver Phenergan suppositories to two children who had just undergone tonsillectomies, just because she knew she could get away...
There is a person in my 60-person department who is like this and NOTHING can be done about her. Her disciplinary file is a foot thick and since she has a disability, no action can be followed...
When I worked at the grocery store pharmacy, we had a woman who would periodically order a bottle of Lydia Pinkham's Remedy. The first time, she waved her hand and said, "I don't believe in this...