Anya ,'Potential'
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{{{vw}}} Feel better.
Much transition ~ma to Plei and Lily.
Dave and I bought a Christmas tree last night! This is the first tree I have had since I moved out on my own. It is a cute little tree (about 4 ft). We don't have it decorated yet because we haven't found an angel for the top yet. We did find one we liked at Target, but they were out of stock and refused to sell us the floor model.
Nah. It's more like a fracture, but there's a lot of pressure on my sinuses. Blech.
I am now off to work. Depending on my list, I'll talk to y'all when I get there.
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Was yours a Sunbeam?
Not sure - it doens't appear to have a brand name anywhere on it. It has a blue top and the water resevoir looks a bit like a chamber pot. It works just fine for us, although if I were being critical, I might complain that I wish i had one that was slightly quieter.
Because it sounds and is such an uncompromising position, and I do have sympathy, but my sympathy for someone who just wants basic healthcare outweighs that.
Eh, I really don't have any sympathy for them -- now, people who choose to leave a profession because they can't square it with their ethics? They have all the sympathy I can muster, because whatever I think about the ethical question that prompted it, it's a hard and scary choice with real lifelong consequences. This is more, "I don't want to serve the icky people", and I don't care if you dress it up as a question of religious "freedom".
ION, poor nose.
Ah, see, the quiet thing is a problem for me. I may see if I can find the Sunbeam around here.
About the pharmacists, what amych said, every word.
{{{DJ}}} (special brackety hugs with a bit of extra space so as not to jostle your poor nose)
I'm so sorry, bt. It's always an extra-shitty thing to deal with, that last jab of pain in a wound you thought had mostly healed. I'm vibing hard for huge good things for you in 2006. The universe totally owes you.
I'm sure there are doctors who won't perform abortions yet see that their patients are responsibly referred.
Are abortions things that your general doctor performs, or is it a more specialist sort of a procedure?
Are abortions things that your general doctor performs, or is it a more specialist sort of a procedure?
My doctor's practice performs them outpatient at the hospital or refers you to a private clinic. It's entirely possible, however, that someone in his practice DOESN'T do them -- I never asked.