u/gradstudent1234
Whole foods Frozen bag
$55 worth when I put it into my Amazon shopping cart
I got an insane amount of salad mix what's your favorite topping/dressing?
Obviously going to make a giant salad but there's only so much salad I can eat.
For those who had their SDI extended for pregnancy which OB or provider did it and what was the conversation like?
I'm having some symptoms that I think would qualify but I don't want to use the wrong words.
Did any of you get more than 4 weeks prior to your pregnancy? If so what led to that?
I have long drives and I can't sit in the car so long and as I get bigger it's harder. But I don't know if that's going to work for them to write me out before
How do you respond to patients asking a barrage of questions about your pregancy?
Obv work in healthcare and these are the comments so far:
by patients (almost in a row like an interrogation):
starts off with either telling me i'm pregnant (the more polite ones will actually ask) and then
when are you due?
boy or girl? twins?
are your excited?
are you going to do an epidural or natural (followed by a list of reasons i should do what they tell me)
how many kids do I want? (and being called selfish preemptively if i say i want 1)
by coworkers:
same epidural/when are you due/gender nonsense
asking me names
asking me how much i'm going to take off (i mistakenly said potentially 6 months and then being told thats too much and the state only pays 3) and then if i'm going to come back part or full time
my fav one, as i was just sitting silenty "oh you think you're big now, just wait til you get bigger" (me: ok??) coworker: oh its a good thing x 2 (me....ok???)
oh i knew you were pregnant you've gained weight/were eating doordashed breakfast
i dread the post birth questions. when i tell patients i don't share that, they get offended and complain to my manager about other things (that are false)
how do i handle these comments, but also protect my pregnancy and privacy while staying professional?
I have a bunch of chives to use up (prefer a dip) but open to any suggestions! (no greek yogurt or sour cream)
No allergies, but just don't like the taste of large amounts of sour cream or greek yogurt.
I have dried hatch chili powder , what can I use it up in?
I happen to be vegetarian
Just about 11 weeks with my baby boy today! Every time I ask someone who has recently had kids I feel like they're in their own world. Don't want to make this an isolating journey!
I have a pickle problem.
I have pickled garlic, okra, chayote, and theres only so much a girl can eat standing in front of the fridge. Is there some sort of bean salad, chickpea/tuna salad vibe in which these can get used up?