Sentences with phrase «ever been in the hospital»

Have you ever been in the hospital for a few days before?

If we have ever been in the hospital or bedridden for any length of time our muscles begin to atrophy.

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One of Xenex's customers is Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas, where Thomas Duncan, the first person ever diagnosed with Ebola in the United States was being treated.

If I was ever dying in a hospital, the last person I'd want to see is a closed, cold Harvard professor who is unable to listen.

To paraphrase him, I'd say: «That if I was ever sick in the hospital, if I was ever dying, that the last person I would ever want to see is some Harvard Divinity School professor wanting to talk to me about faith or the depth of his spiritual life.»

For one thing, as women begin to feel strong and to see that they have far more potential than they have ever imagined, they are less apt to land in mental hospitals.

Reality... Sorry to fail you It turned to have been a small internal bleeding in the personality sector of my brain that had left me unconscious for more than three days in hospital... but thanks to mercy of God and prayers of my family I was able to recover with out any damages what so ever... Any way only today I managed to get an internet line to communicate herewith tonight from Amman, Jordan... It is a pleasant weather here cool and rainy wet...!

If you had been on her staff and had EVER talked to a patient (or anyone else in the hospital for that matter) with even HALF the rudeness you showed in the above post, rest assured that you would have hit the door on the way out — quite possibly face - first.

Every NDE I've ever read about where a person was being monitored at a hospital and the medical report is available had one thing in common: the people were never actually considered brain dead and there was still some activity in the brain.

Can't wait for he or she to be here so I don't ever have to be preggers again (I was in the hospital the other day and the nurse said it has to be a boy it's such a pain in the - ss — we will see

If the hospital could prove that it was ONLY staffed by devout Catholics, and that no one who ever had or ever would work there believed in or agreed with contraceptives, and you accepted 0 Government dollars in support, you were purely a church run facility, then you could ignore the law, and anyone who works there should know what they're getting into.

I'm single so the first two are out for me and I've been boycotting flowers ever since I found out about my bee allergy the hard way (read: hospital visit on my first ever week in Canada back in first year).

After three years at Patton State Hospital, to which a California Superior Court judge had committed him for a maximum of seven years as a mentally disordered sex offender, Watson handwrote a letter in January 1984 seeking an early release: «My crimes (the only ones I ever had are child molest) are not anything to be proud of nor is my history of these crimes something to ignore.

A Sapphire Jubilee... Watford was Burnley's 100th game in Prem... Bercow says no more trumps... goodbye scriptwriter Alan Simpson... hospital corridors re-designated wards... Robbie Savage hairstyle the worst ever... Next up...

when I had my epidural 6.5 years ago It was patient controlled and has been ever since at both maternity hospitals here in Winnipeg canada.

And just as the death of a hospital - born baby doesn't mean that no baby should ever be born in the hospital, the same should be said for babies born at home.»

I won't ever give birth in a hospital again if it can be helped, and since homebirth is illegal in the state of IL, most providers won't come near me with a ten foot pole — even though I've already HAD a vbac, and my uterus has been «tested.»

They may have been the first doula to ever attend a hospital birth in their region, or the doula who worked with care - providers to make changes.

It was, all in all, an amazing, brilliant experience, and I can't imagine ever having another hospital birth.

Giving birth in a hospital is likely one of the most expensive items you'll ever cut a check for.

I made sure this time I wouldn't let it happen, and now my daughter who is now 10 months only ever had naked time to teach cuing in the hospital after she was born.

Yes *** Was he ever given formula as suplement (in hospital before you produced breastmilk, or not enough breastmilk, etc) Yes *** When did it start and how old is your baby now.

And we just know there are loads of problems in hospitals... those places where no one ever studies outcomes.

It's not a happy time to give up the dream home birth, move ever so slowly while in heavy labor, and to transfer to an unfamiliar provider in an environment you probably distrust (otherwise you would have chosen the hospital to begin with).

He was born big so I m totally fine that my milk is a little short for his appetite but while we were in the hospital nobody ever mentioned to us that formula might be considered if my milk wasn't enough.

My step sister - in - law was told that she could not make enough milk by a lactation consultant before she ever left the hospital.

SUNNY GAULT: Yeah, I mean, I think that's, you know, the whole point with the whole baby - friendly initiative is, you know, when moms come in to a hospital, you really don't know their background, you don't know, you know, did their mom breastfeed, you know, have they, you know, have they ever seen someone nursing in public, like you don't know where they start off.

This is absolutely untrue — if there is a hospital where it applies, I think that hospital should change, but the only restrictions ever imposed on me, positionwise, while in a hospital to give birth were the positions required administration of epidural anesthesia, and for surgery.

What hardly ever gets pointed out, in the «babies die in hospitals» [faux] argument is that, while, yes, babies do die in hospitals, it is after everything possible has been done to save them, whereas in homebirth babies are put at the utmost risk of death by not having proper staff / equipment / conditions, etc. to save them.

No woman birthing in one of our hospitals will ever receive one, and in fact midvives are supposed to do all they can to ensure that breastfeeding is at least initiated where possible.

going to hospital at 8 am, reading a book until 10:30 am and having my daughter in my arms and feeding before 11:30 h. Best birth ever.

The numbers I had come across (long before I ever came to this site) from published research was 0.09 % neonatal mortality rate in the hospital vs 0.20 % in the hospital.

I broke down when I started packing for the hospital and realized that, for the first time ever, I couldn't pack my two littlest's clothes in my suitcase along with mine like I usually do because we were going to be apart.

My friend who also has 3 year old but stopped bstfeeding at around 6 months as is a common practice here in UK recently asked if my son ever been to a hospital for anything I said no and she was stunned.

Have you ever seen the pacifier that's used in hospital nurseries and NICUs?

robe / comfy clothes: If you've ever had to stay in a hospital before or let alone just been inside one, you know it is just about always freezing!

My daughter has been sleeping with me (us) since the thirds day I had her in the hospital came home and been sleeping with me ever since the only problem is we have baby number 2 on the way and she has a fit when we try to get her to sleep in her own bed even if she falls asleep in my bed and I put her in her bed she still gets up in the middle of the night and sleeps with me

5 Comparing children who were «never» breastfed to those who were «ever» breastfed combines highly varied practices into the same groups, potentially mixing children who breastfed once in the hospital with those who exclusively breastfed for several months.

I believe no woman should ever have to birth alone, feeling unsupported or unloved, and should never have anyone else's agenda brought into their most vulnerable space, be it hospital policy, Doc preferences, mothers in - law, etc..

Only a little over 5 feet tall, and ever so gentle by nature, she was tenacious in promoting breastfeeding; she showed that entrusting the baby to the mother saves lives, she showed the world that hospital routines can be changed, dramatically and relatively suddenly.

Signed, 3 babies at home, and now happily back in the hospital where I have been treated with far more kindness, respect and compassion than I and my babies ever received in a home birth setting.

Dr Gowri Motha pioneered waterbirths in NHS hospitals, buying the first ever water birth pool in 1987 out of her own pocket for the NHS London hospital where she was an obstetrician.

Mothers and babies across the state now have even more support and we are ever closer to reaching our Healthy People 2020 target of increasing the percent of live births in hospitals providing recommended care for lactating women and infants.

Did you know that one lactation consultant at a Boston - area hospital told me (in person, to me and about 100 others in a room at a conference) that she would be fired if she ever uttered the words «tongue tie» at her hospital again.

I proved that I was a champion chucker after a laparoscopy (my first ever general anaesthetic, I ended up back in hospital on a drip over night).

HEATHER GARETY: Well we got discharged from the hospital the second time on a Wednesday and then we were still supplementing and then the following morning she actually initiated her first feeding that she ever initiated in her life.

Actually with all three is I expressed colostrum before I ever went to the hospital to have the babies and froze it and whenever I started getting stressed in the hospital about being not able to nurse, not giving in to latch.

Hi, my baby is 4 weeks old and she was in d the hospital for a week as she had jaundice, she was given bottle feed at that time and when she came home i tried to feed her, i had sore nipples initially but now iam fine, i give her the formula milk as she gets fussy when i feed her, she starts to cry when ever i try to feed her.

I stayed on my medication and in the hospital they screened me for postpartum depression, while I smiled through the questions no one ever thought to ask while I was pregnant.

In the state of Massachusetts, you are incorrect regarding comparisons over home birth midwives VS hospital midwives equipment > Ever wonder why so many CNM»S have home births?