Medical Lab Coats

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1. #1mwat07 @ 2010-9-16 05:36

   That's odd you ask that. Very good question. I have always wondered the same thing. Where my daughter works (a hospital in Oklahoma) they are not allowed to wear scrubs with any kind of eyes on it , so that means just about all solid collars, flowers ect. A patient was offended or frightened by a scrub someone was wearing so its now a no! no! If it has any kind of eyes on it.

2. #2Donna @ 2010-10-3 12:43

   Moosepoint facebook, hm, i may join. Only if Sarah has time to teach me the rules. She is becoming quite the computer girl. Her hot pink scrubs arrived and she is now officially one of the girls.
   Croc's are ugly as can be but I can wear them all day in the kitchen with no problems. I even have the same pair I wore all year last year and am wearing them this year. You live in Kakabeka for goodness sakes…wear your crocs with your head held high. Misses you

3. #3Beth @ 2010-10-11 03:06

   I'm so sorry about Will. Gosh it's so beyond frustrating when *we* are supposed to be the understanding ones at *their* discomfort. Arent we the ones suffering enough?! I also don't like when people sugarcoat and try to put everything as a positive spin.

   I'm sorry the nurse in the pink scrubs was so awful to you, as well as the tech and the manager. And the line through the word twins is so heartbreaking. Inexcusable behavior on all parts.

   Thankful for the lovely NP.

   I will be praying tirelessly for sweet Abigail.

4. #4T @ 2010-10-28 04:29

   I'm sorry Eve that you are having to deal with Pink Scrubs. Like another poster said, she probably hasn't dealt with babyloss before and could be terrified of saying anything to hurt you. She could be fresh out of school, and this could be the first loss she has handled. I'm not defending her standoffishness (is that a word?!). The truth is she probably is EXTREMELY sorry and perhaps even a tad guilty that she was “the nurse who couldn't find the heartbeat”. Maybe she thinks you blame her, as ludicrous as that sounds, she could be re-hashing every u/s you ever had before, trying to remember if there was anything that was a precursor to Will's death. I'm sure she just feels awful and with each passing visit, it becomes more awkward to say anything. She is, afterall, the nurse who couldn't find the heartbeat. A fact she will probably remember for the rest of her life.

5. #5Donna @ 2010-10-28 21:32

   Moosepoint facebook, hm, i may join. Only if Sarah has time to teach me the rules. She is becoming quite the computer girl. Her hot pink scrubs arrived and she is now officially one of the girls.
   Croc's are ugly as can be but I can wear them all day in the kitchen with no problems. I even have the same pair I wore all year last year and am wearing them this year. You live in Kakabeka for goodness sakes…wear your crocs with your head held high. Misses you

6. #6amhopkins2 @ 2011-11-21 10:19

   That's odd you ask that. Very good question. I have always wondered the same thing. Where my daughter works (a hospital in Oklahoma) they are not allowed to wear scrubs with any kind of eyes on it , so that means just about all solid collars, flowers ect. A patient was offended or frightened by a scrub someone was wearing so its now a no! no! If it has any kind of eyes on it.