Yes, that turned out to be a good thing, although one of the first confirmed COVID patients in PA was a CHOP doctor at our practice. We just missed him too though.
Got a second one scheduled for the summer so, you know, I'm trying to turn my babies into the cookies on either side of the COVID s*** cream.
That's nothing. Check out these turkey leg sweatpants.
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That's the one! Couldn't remember the name. His didn't clear quickly enough for him to avoid NICU admission but did clear within a day, I said 6 hours but it might have been more like 12. It has been 20 years. And yes, he did look like a monster. Every time they paged me to come feed him, I found one of the NICU nurses holding him. I'm convinced they found it a treat to have one around that they could just pick up and cuddle. The first time the NICU paged me, I headed out the door of my room and my (Irish) maternity ward nurse told me they could get me a wheelchair. I said, "I can walk!" She said, "Oh, you're a hard (word that rhymes with class)." One of the nicest compliments I've ever received.
One cannot unsee what has been seen...
Honestly the only two things I'm good at are compartmentalization and eating. Why is everyone else so bad at eating?
Having spent too much time around the military, I too often view eating as transactional and not as a source of enjoyment.