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Anesthetic Medic: And we're....moving!

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Saturday, April 2, 2011. That was a bit of a shock to us! We didn't really even consider the possibility. But, in the realm of, when one door closes, another opens.we're headed to the Mayo Clinic. This is definitely a good thing! Posted by L.G. I hope the move goes smoothly! April 3, 2011 at 9:55 AM. I was wondering how you were feeling about all the changes. It all sounds so exciting and challenging to me and I know you two are ones to take on a challenge and make it turn out fantastic! Single Cats = Sad.

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Anesthetic Medic: August 2010

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Monday, August 23, 2010. Well, two days after my last post I was in the hospital being induced! Here's the very tired momma after the c-section when I finally got to hold my baby. Somehow the epidural traveled up to my arm and face so for a while I was numb really high and couldn't hold her. Day before we went home from the hospital in mom's favorite piggy pjs. On the way home! She's now three weeks old! I'm getting there, slowly. Posted by L.G. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.

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Anesthetic Medic: Wow

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Thursday, May 19, 2011. So, it's been a long time since I've blogged in any way, shape, or form. Today is a huge day. I finished medical school today! I will learn courge, in the face of fear and possibly of certain death. I will learn true empathy in measures unknown to me as a medical student. I will learn to bring someone back from the brink of death and manage their new, complicated life. I will learn to be a friend and advisor who does not, can not, flinch from difficult decisions. I am not a partic...

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Anesthetic Medic: What I Should Remember

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Saturday, February 9, 2013. What I Should Remember. Regardless of how you feel about the hours, it's a stressful time. It's a time of learning to do surgery (for those of us like me that are in a surgical subspecialty) on living, breathing people. And do it under pressure. This can amplify what the hours feel like, and make for a particular breed of exhaustion. I say - how could I not? Yes Per hour, am I (somewhat) underpaid? Posted by L.G. Labels: Dr. Mom. Im so glad you are finding a balance in life, a...

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Anesthetic Medic: July 2010

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Monday, July 26, 2010. This is a question I read online all the time, and I always laugh. Miss about being pregnant.hahahahahahaha! But there are a couple of things I might miss. I'll miss her moving and grooving in there, when she's not bruising my ribs. And I'll miss blaming all my food desires on her ("the baby wanted the ice cream. I had to have it"). But seriously. Am I done yet? Posted by L.G. Wednesday, July 21, 2010. I see the finish line. Inching so much closer! She has more clothing than I do!

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Anesthetic Medic: June 2010

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Monday, June 28, 2010. Boards, boards, bored. I would be less freaked out if I felt like this kid was going to term. But somehow I just know that is not the case. I've been having some seriously painful contractions, disturbingly often recently, and not only does it make it hard to concentrate (or sleep or anything productive.) but it makes me worry about getting this test done before we have a kiddo. Yikes. PS The application for residency opens this week. Not that it's stressful or anything. J thinks s...

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Anesthetic Medic: May 2010

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Friday, May 28, 2010. So what have I been up to? I've gotten to do a lot! A couple of weeks ago I got to do an amniocentesis, the procedure where a needle is inserted into a pregnant woman's uterus and amniotic fluid is removed for evaluation. An amnio! I was excited. I've been in surgery, and happily have retained my knot tying skills. I've seen lots of forceps deliveries, and now have a new greatest fear for my own delivery. But it'll be sweeter to have a picture once she's here! Posted by L.G. I'm not...

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Anesthetic Medic: December 2012

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Sunday, December 16, 2012. A long, long time. Well, it's been almost 2 years! A lot has happened since I've been here last. We moved to Minnesota, I started residency, I considered leaving residency (for emergency medicine), and I decided to stay in my OB Gyn residency. Overall, it's been a big 2 years. I love what I do. I love obstetrics. I only want to do obstetrics, and will probably try to do maternal fetal medicine to that end. We love Minnesota (shocking, yes? Posted by L.G. A long, long time.

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Anesthetic Medic: April 2011

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Saturday, April 2, 2011. That was a bit of a shock to us! We didn't really even consider the possibility. But, in the realm of, when one door closes, another opens.we're headed to the Mayo Clinic. This is definitely a good thing! Posted by L.G. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I'm an OB Gyn resident in Rochester, MN. Maybe not loving every minute, but most often it's an awesome life. View my complete profile. Bouquet of Clumsy Words. Laughing Through My Chardonnay. Single Cats = Sad.