schisler

I have an opportunity to work at a birthing center in Anchorage that only has direct entry midwifes and I wasn't sure if I am allowed to work there or not. Does anyone know anything about it or know a place I can look?

I just had four procedures done on my back. Two middle branch blocks, one on left side and one on right, and two radio-frequency's also one on the left and one on the right. After my third procedure which was the mmb on the right, I started getting the calf cramps almost every night. I had the procedure done on December 5, 2008 and I have had at least 12 cramps since. Last night I had 3, 2 on my left leg and 1 on my right. A lot of people have been saying that I just need to eat banana's but I barely ever had them before my third procedure so I just want to make sure it is not related. Any ideas?

I am almost done with all of my pre-nursing classes and am getting ready to apply to the nursing program here in Anchorage, Alaska. I love Alaska but the weather is starting to get to me. I am going to finish nursing school here and maybe do an inernship here but I would like to leave at some point. I have lived here since I was three and it is time for a change. I would like to go somewhere that still has enough snow to go snowmobiling (even if it is a couple hours drive), but still has decent summers (70-80 degrees). Anchorage has a population of about 280,000. I don't think I would like to live somewhere too much bigger or smaller. I am looking at going into L&D or NICU. What I would like to know is where are some good places to live and to work. I was thinking about Spokane, but some of these forums state that it is not a very good place to work. Any suggestions?