Two days ago I found out that one of my relatives was ill, courtesy the PIC drug fiasco. My first reaction was to ask why a person who could afford private medical care would go to a hospital that can't even provide parking facility to its patients in cases of emergency. But then I knew the answer already. Every one in Lahore, and even in the far off surrounding areas, who has ever had a case of cardiac or related complication, is always advised by all specialist doctors to go straight to the PIC in cases of emergencies. The doctors there are the best, the facilities are state of the art, and allegedly even the staff in charge of cleaning the corridors, is more proficient in dealing with heart related emergencies than any wide eyed emergency doctor in most private hospitals. I personally have been to PIC on three occasions. Once when a dear one was discharged by a private hospital with an all clear receipt and a hefty bill, only to inform a panicking me an hour later that they were sorry but they didn't know why the patient had collapsed and that I should take my patient to PIC, because PIC is the best place for such happenings. The best as it turned out, comprised of an overflowing emergency ward, an over efficient hanger on more interested in assessing my tip generating potential than finding me a wheelchair, and a newlywed nurse who asked me to prepare my patient for an ECG while she examined the mehndi on her hands. With trembling hands I scuffled with my patient all the while tugging at the curtain to create privacy from the prying eyes of the male patients crowding outside. As I fought for a wheelchair and pushed my patient from one corridor to another, panic gripping my heart and hopelessness eating on my inside, the only thing that kept me pulled together was the presence of extremely professional doctors on duty. They were rude, they were inattentive, they even told me to shut up and leave, but even in an emotional haze I could see that they knew what they were doing. Their patient did not need a panicking relative and they themselves didn't need a teary eyed attendant who thought Google had made her a cardiothoracic expert. I was unceremoniously told to get lost, and I knew in my heart that my patient was in good hands. The second time I went to PIC was for another emergency. The patient was old and I was driving. There was no place to park the car, and no possibility of leaving the patient unattended at the door. Around thirty minutes of emergency time was spent in roaming around the hospital periphery trying to find a parking spot. The patient's breath became irregular, and bowel control was lost. The traffic around the emergency entrance thickened. By the time I made it to the emergency room, I myself needed a nerve relaxant and a scolding from an irritated heart specialist. The third time I visited PIC was when I asked a friend to find me a PIC doctor for a consult. "Let's take you to the PIC and run some tests", said the doctor. It was a textbook lesson in how the presence of a senior doctor could turn tables within an instant. A cloistered emergency room swarming with hollering patients and their clueless relatives was cleared out within minutes because the doctor scanned medical histories, and chalked out treatment plans. The bottleneck at the entrance was cleared just by telling everyone where they needed to be instead of just standing there and getting into one another's way. So my question from my ailing relative with a PIC drug reaction was why he needed to go to PIC in the first place when he was in no emergency and he could easily afford a private consult. I got my answer infixed in a narrative of how he was one of the estimated 40,000 registered patients at the PIC entitled to free medicines owing to their government jobs. So whom did he blame for the whole drug reaction issue, I asked. Was it those who concealed the whole issue, or those who tampered with the procurement records? Was it those who ignored drug returning procedure, or those who never invested in drug testing facilities? Or was it those who never discussed the issue in a committee meeting on January 12 despite having identified the issue and its connection to the PIC? Was it the federal government, or the provincial government, the secretary health or the doctors? The answer took me by surprise. It was the media. Wasn't it the responsibility of the media to make breaking news of the issue the moment it came to light? What was the media that prides itself on inside sources and scoops, doing between December 15 and January 4? By the time the head of PIC identified the issue in a meeting on January 12, 46,000 cardiac patients had been provided free medicines, from which only 7500 were available for telephonic contact. Wasn't it the ethical and social responsibility of the media who prides itself for averting coups and restoring judiciaries, to take it upon itself to inform those who could not be reached through telephone, to declare a state of emergency, to inform those who were poor and illiterate and couldn't read the newspapers? While the media was breaking news about Mansoor Ijaz's Stupidisco and Maya Khan's raid in the parks; ordinary people were vomiting blood and paying hefty fee to clueless doctors, to die after being reassured that all was well with their prescriptions. 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So far we have selected or already purchased a crib, changing table, co sleeper, car seat/stroller, one small bouncy chair that lays flat under the couch, and a couple of smaller items. What else do we need? I pretty sure my husband now detests bedtime. I sleep with so many pillows he can barely lean over to kiss me goodnight. Many mornings I wake up before him and find him huddled in the corner of the bed with a leg hanging off. At least he gets me back by stealing all the covers and cocooning himself within them. My baby will never meet my mom Our bambino will be less than a month old on the 10 year anniversary of my mom passing. As I get closer to meeting him I am more sad about not having my mom around. I know that she is still me and yadda yadda yadda, but it isn the same. Not having her around and not being able to ask her about her experiences is proving to be a lot harder emotionally than I thought it would be. I am normally such a strong girl, but I fill up with heavy tears more often than I care to admit. After reading your comments, visiting the links posted there, and talking with our pediatrician my husband and I still don know. Luckily we still have time to decide. I have about 10 total outfits that fit me right now, but I love every one of them. All stars in this department for me include Target maternity, regular Target clothes, GAP Maternity, NOM Maternity, regular Old Navy (pjs and tanks) and my one BCBG dress I bought for weddings and formal events. We asked to bring our newborn to one wedding in DC and the couple said no. We are still happy we asked. The plan is that my husband will go alone and drive back the same night. We did not ask the other couples since we haven gotten the formal invitations in the mail yet. I think we will ask while making it very clear that it is ok to say no. The Lululemon easily won that debate. See the original post for photo and description, but I think it will definitely work! But what do you DO with a newborn? I am much more relaxed now that you all told me what you do with a newborn. I have been so excited about having a baby to raise, but I was anxious about the newborn stage. Not anymore! If I being honest, some of the emails and comments I received on this post annoyed me. I clearly stated right at the beginning that I know I need to be flexible and that I can plan what delivery and labor will be like, but about 3,122 of you decided to let me know that anyway. I know!! I still don want one, and I still going to try hard not to have one unless it is necessary. Cloth diapering is going to be awesome! I learned so much from all of you, and now I don think it will be as overwhelming as I thought it would be. Special thanks to those of you who emailed me long explanations of how it all works. I can wait. My recent experience in the hospital makes me really want to hire one, but my hubby vetoed it. Since I am so on the fence about the topic, I tend to agree with him in that we should not hire one. I hope we don regret it (will we?). It wasn and the Braxton Hicks contractions have slowed down a lot as I have slowed down. The lower back pain and menstrual like cramps have completely disappeared, so I feel a lot better about the whole situation. I still having about 5 BH per hour, but since I am not having any pain or cramping with it I feel more relaxed. I notice they get a lot worse when I do too much. It still hard to slow down. And just for fun here is the post where we announced our pregnancy. We emailed a video to all of our friends and family, and watching it still makes me smile. I am so excited to meet our baby boy. Men Nike Free Run 3.0 V4 Gym Red Reflective Silver Pro Platinum I have one daughter, , and she is all I'm likely to have, barring winning the lottery and my wife leaving me at the same time. But then, if I do win the lottery she's less likely to leave me, so that's moot. What's more, Vladimir Putin just put the brakes on my musings of traveling to Russia and picking out a teenage counterpart for my daughter. Americans can't adopt Russian kids anymore.The point of my preamble is that while I have one child, I have thought about having two. I'm not sure what's better: one or two kids. I want to say two, but let's look at it for a moment.After 's birth I realized our new whole was greater than the sum of parts. The love and happiness present after 's birth was even more than three it had multiplied exponentially. That's great news for all of you making the big life change to parenthood.I imagine that same exponent applies to additional children, but other factors would likely start to play more of a role in your decision. I asked around about that also before we had ours. From rich and poor alike I was told they didn't feel they had enough. So if children are really in your heart, I say one should be in your house.There are strong reasons for stopping at one child, though. Studies have suggestedPeople with children are happier than those withoutChildren are one of the greatest sources of adult happinessMore children than one, however, make mothers less happyMore children than one does not affect happiness for malesChildren add strain to marriages, which is alleviated when the last leaves homeThere is a significant increase in one child homesAfter a year or two we talked about it and decided to at least wait before having more. We wanted we insisted on a certain economic ability, on a certain quality of life for . We decided we'd rather have fewer kids but be able to provide a higher quality of life as opposed to churning them out and feeding them all mac and cheese for eighteen years.The benefits so far have been pretty good, to tell you the truth. One child often seems plenty to handle, and obviously she receives all of our child raising attention. It's obviously much more affordable than many children as well. The benefits seem obvious.But there are doubts. I know how much while we had almost nothing in common growing up I am extremely grateful to have my brother today. And then there's the idea that they are company for each other while young. The older sibling may even learn life skills involved in helping raise the younger to some degree.I have read posts of only children who hate it, and it seems their venom is a result of not having more quality personal bonds. I realized my wife and I have worked hard to prevent this by providing my daughter with close friendships and time with her cousins as much as possible. I also know that social networking can keep friendships alive and even close for an entire lifetime, despite distance. SO perhaps things are changing.Three or MoreMy mom was one of three and that seemed pretty ideal for them. They were all close as adults, and my cousins to this day are more like brothers and sisters.A good friend has five kids, and I believe four of them are adopted. He's a pastor and as far as I can tell they love their situation.Too ManyA good friend of mine has seven. Seven. Their life is much different than ours, to say the least. They run a much more structured household, with almost militaristic order and an almost complete lack of private or free time. That said, they have seven by choice, and they are some of the happiest if busiest people I know. My friend also does quite well financially, so that has to be considered also.However, my own father was one of seven and he did not seem to like it. He describes a free for all of hungry kids grabbing potatoes off the table in survival of the fittest fashion. Darwin may have been interested.Some years ago I helped a customer to her conversion van in the parking lot and noticed she had a lot of kids. I asked how many and she said twelve. Again, I was young and I might not say such things today, but I first told her she deserved a gold medal, and then asked her if she had any advice.
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