Hi, I was wondering about some of those weird names that you've probably encountered in L&D and PP. I remember when I had my maternity rotation a couple of weeks ago, one of the nurses said she remembers a patient that named her child Placenta. I couldn't believe it that some child has to live his life named after disgusting afterbirth!
i bought my jeep from a saleswoman named nike.
...had a friend who named her daughter Misty Brooke, first and middle names.
...knew of a Nancy Dancy, Dancy being the last name.
...and when I was a student nurse, one of the docs on OB rotation was named Attila Kiss, first and last names :)
I also Worked with a man called Tracy
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That's my fiancee's name, we have a joint checking account( 2 dif last names) and if I treat a friend to lunch, we get the oooh, lesbians look.
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the mom named the child marguerite-the nurse posted on the baby's incubator "welcome maguarita"
I had a girl named "III" it was pronounced "three" in a school when I was a school nurse.
Cant say its wierd, I actually think its kinda sweet, but a lady I delivered a few years ago called her daughter TAOME, (prounounced Tayo-me) all caps. I asked her where she got that from and she said it stood for The Apple Of My Eye!!
Had a patient this morning who named her son Vegas.
my late grandmother, a retired rn, told me a story once that i wish i could remember in detail. i'll do my best.
a long, long time ago, a mom admired her ob and wanted to name her son after him. (let's say her sir name was jones.) the doctor's name as i recall was something like robert hipps. this mom was uneducated and the nurses, being cruel, suggested 'umbilicus' as a middle name. the child ended up with something like robert umbilicus hipps jones for a name - poor child.
I have a friend (a sort of wilted flower child) who named her baby Nova. Kind of exciting to be named for an exploding star.
OMG...y'all just made me laugh; I just remembered a "situation" from many moons ago...LOL Anyway, before I became a Nurse--I was a Paramedic for the City of "Nawlins" --that's New Orleans for y'all Yankees-- Anyway i remember going on a call into the lower end of the Socioeconomic region of the city for a Pediatric distress. Well while I was assessing the baby, my partner was getting pt info. from the mom and she handed him the medicaid card--I then had to chuckle as I heard him ask, "m'am, why did you name your baby Shithead and she quickly replied that it was pronounced "Shatheed" .
my late grandmother, a retired rn, told me a story once that i wish i could remember in detail. i'll do my best.a long, long time ago, a mom admired her ob and wanted to name her son after him. (let's say her sir name was jones.) the doctor's name as i recall was something like robert hipps. this mom was uneducated and the nurses, being cruel, suggested 'umbilicus' as a middle name. the child ended up with something like robert umbilicus hipps jones for a name - poor child.
oooooo. that's hateful! :angryfire those nurses should have been ashamed!
imasharm
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OK, how about Sugar Magnolia Sunshine. Oh, and Penn State fans who had children named Nittany and Lions. Creative!