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Re: **NEW USERS START HERE** OCTOBER 2014 ANNOUNCEMENTS
My LO is 7 weeks tomorrow. We moved 12 hrs across the country when she was 2 weeks old and are now back by our families thankfully. I'm a nurse and will be going back to work sometime in January (currently on the job hunt).
Love all the wonderful advice shared here and hoping to become more active
Hello all! I've been lurking for a long time, but I go back to work soon and I'm getting increasingly freaked out about it. So I thought this would be a good time to come out from behind the ficus in the corner!
Quick intro: FTM, even though I'll be 36 this month. N was born 10/31, vaginally with a blessed epidural. I had the gestational diabeetus. BF'ing, most days I nurse at night and do pumped milk in bottles during the day.
I'm a resident physician and I go back on January 1st. My schedule is crazy and 80-hour weeks are not unusual - from what people have told me, my program is pretty good about making sure we have time to pump, but I am going to fiercely miss my little lady!
I just wanted to say hello, and thanks for all the advice, camaraderie and laughs over the past months!
And here's my kiddo:
Still trying to learn all of the acronyms as well, so if anyone can fill me in, it would be greatly appreciated!!
Looking forward to getting to know you all!