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Per the manufacturer's clinical studies they were able to isolate live virus from 80% of vaccinated patients, with a mean duration of 7.6 +/- 3.4 days. <br> <br>Based upon this, it is POSSIBLE to contract it up to probably 1-1.5 weeks after the FluMist is given. <br> <br>However, there is no way...

Per the manufacturer's clinical studies they were able to isolate live virus from 80% of vaccinated patients, with a mean duration of 7.6 +/- 3.4 days. <br> <br>Based upon this, it is POSSIBLE to contract it up to probably 1-1.5 weeks after the FluMist is given. <br> <br>However, there is no way...

Per the manufacturer's clinical studies they were able to isolate live virus from 80% of vaccinated patients, with a mean duration of 7.6 +/- 3.4 days. <br> <br>Based upon this, it is POSSIBLE to contract it up to probably 1-1.5 weeks after the FluMist is given. <br> <br>However, there is no way...

My goal is Pediatric anesthesia. I think I would be great at it, and I love working with kids. Plus, when it comes to sick kids I can relate to both the kids & their families like few other Dr's ever will be able.

My goal is Pediatric anesthesia. I think I would be great at it, and I love working with kids. Plus, when it comes to sick kids I can relate to both the kids & their families like few other Dr's ever will be able.

My goal is Pediatric anesthesia. <br /> <br />I think I would be great at it, and I love working with kids. Plus, when it comes to sick kids I can relate to both the kids & their families like few other Dr's ever will be able.

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>JORDYSMOM</b></i> I was so excited for you I posted twice. <img src="">   Stacey</end quote></div><br><br>Well thank you <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0"><br>

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>JORDYSMOM</b></i> I was so excited for you I posted twice. <img src=""> Stacey</end quote><br><br>Well thank you <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0"><br>

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>JORDYSMOM</b></i> I was so excited for you I posted twice. <img src=""><p> <p> Stacey<p></end quote><br><br>Well thank you <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0"><br>

I DID IT!!!!! I got my first acceptance from the school I will most likely attend this morning. I will we starting classes at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine in Atlanta in Aug 2012. And in May 2016, a few weeks after I turn 40 I will be Dr. Tom <img...

I DID IT!!!!! I got my first acceptance from the school I will most likely attend this morning. I will we starting classes at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine in Atlanta in Aug 2012. And in May 2016, a few weeks after I turn 40 I will be Dr. Tom <img...

I DID IT!!!!! <br /> <br />I got my first acceptance from the school I will most likely attend this morning. <br /> <br />I will we starting classes at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine in Atlanta in Aug 2012. <br /> <br />And in May 2016, a few weeks after I turn 40 I will be...

No, you don't want to re-use the needle. Port access has to be sterile, that precludes reusing the needle. As for insurance, that is BS. The Dr prescribes: dressing & supplies as needed. The insurance has to pay for it. More likely the agency is just being lazy/difficult <img...

No, you don't want to re-use the needle. Port access has to be sterile, that precludes reusing the needle. As for insurance, that is BS. The Dr prescribes: dressing & supplies as needed. The insurance has to pay for it. More likely the agency is just being lazy/difficult <img...

No, you don't want to re-use the needle. Port access has to be sterile, that precludes reusing the needle. <br /> <br />As for insurance, that is BS. The Dr prescribes: dressing & supplies as needed. The insurance has to pay for it. More likely the agency is just being lazy/difficult <img...

If it were me I'll call your home-health agency and tell them to send more dressings. End of discussion. We de-access for showers/baths/swimming/etc. As long as you are sterile when you re-access there is no reason not to. This is one of the big benefits of having a port.

If it were me I'll call your home-health agency and tell them to send more dressings. End of discussion. We de-access for showers/baths/swimming/etc. As long as you are sterile when you re-access there is no reason not to. This is one of the big benefits of having a port.

If it were me I'll call your home-health agency and tell them to send more dressings. End of discussion. <br /> <br />We de-access for showers/baths/swimming/etc. As long as you are sterile when you re-access there is no reason not to. This is one of the big benefits of having a port. <br />...

it is not the same one, she makes a new one most weeks so it is at the top of the thread.

it is not the same one, she makes a new one most weeks so it is at the top of the thread.