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walkaman

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  1. ok,maybe if it was me then i would, but can't be sure. I love my children and would do anything for them. I was sent home when I was when i was in labor and told I was just having premature labor. went back and had my son 4 hours later, as far as i understand you are checked when you come in the hospital and again 1 hour later. if you do not progress then they send you home. I was sick and everything, well my son had used the bathroom. they also said it could have been something i ate. Is it really their fault they did not get me in there right then, no, my water was not broke, i was early and everything. I know a family who's son died by a forklift. They sued and got a few million. They held on to it for a while and 8 years later what do they have, new cars, houses, the whole family is taken care of NOW and because they lost their son. I told my husband there is no way someone could ask me how did I afford my car and I would say "that son of mine" I could not do it
  2. I am a CNA. Before I was pregnant with my third child (first girl and she is now 2 months old) I was working at a nursing home on first shift and they would always ask me to work over. I would hear them call me and i just knew what it was. They would say can you stay until 7, so my eight hour day turned into a 12, then at 7 the nurses would say can you stay a little longer, i was working 16 hour days before long and it got to me, i think when you can't say no then staffing soemtimes takes it too far, as long as they have it covered, they don't always care

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