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November 25, 2006 / 05:32 PM

I’m really excited about the Christmas season this year, although I know it is still over Josie’s head. Holidays are more fun when seen through the eyes of a baby. There are already wrapped gifts in the house, and Josie has taken to pointing at them and saying one of her few real words- "wow!" It’s pretty cool to see Christmas again this way. Wow!

The transition of having a new partner has been rather hard on me. I suppose this last year I have been doing what I always do, survive until an event I have determined will make things better. And like every previous time I have done this the transition has been rough. Things are still busy and tiring, and aren’t magically perfect- and why this surprises me I have no idea. I’m a dork. It will get better, it will just take time. My work angst may also be related to the fact that I am yet again passing a kidney stone. The shot of anti-inflammatory pain medicine that enables me to continue to see patients is large enough that it has to be given in the butt- so for you keeping track at home, that is now four needles that have been inserted into my posterior in the past week. Between this, and the months I spent using a breast pump in the semi-privacy of an office without a locking door, I don’t think there is anyone I work with who has not seen me in a state of undress.

Posted by: Suzie
File under: is there a doctor in the house?
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Oh Suzie, I am sorry you have the kidney stone. I do now remember you mentioning it before. I hope you feel better soon. I can just picture Josie saying, "Wow". Bless you...

Posted by Trace
November 25, 2006 11:26 PM

Wow! T+A in the work place? Sign me up! (Somehow, I don't think it was all that glamorous...)

Hope you feel better soon. The next few years at Josie's age is the bestest time for Christmas next to when you were a little kid (maybe even better than that).

Posted by Solonor
November 26, 2006 08:28 AM

Oh, sorry about the kidney stone. Ouch. I can top you on the pumping location though - I pumped until my kid was a year - in a cubicle. I'm a lurker who rarely comments - I like your blog and your sensibility. Thank you.

Posted by maggie
November 26, 2006 09:44 AM

Eeek! You have a kidney stone, and you're still working?! You must be one tough cookie....not to mention, extremely dedicated to your work! Wow!
I hope the stone passes quickly so you can feel better soon. ((hugs))

Posted by DogsDontPurr
November 27, 2006 06:31 PM


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