SAHM to 5 in NE OH-Helloooooo!

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Welcome!

[samssugarmomma]

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Welcome! We're in Cinci and my DH's end goal is also peds EM.

[GrayMatterWife]

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Hi! Welcome! Glad you're here!

I'm a WOHM in STL, MO, with a JD and a 3-YO DS and a 34-YO NSG PGY3 DH.

(I was just trying to see how many abbreviations I could fit into my bio!)

Post often... Especially if you're a Republican. Tara and I and several others really need the allegiance!

[amyli]

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Welcome, are you in OH?

We are in the Akron/Canton area.

[amyli]

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Hi! Welcome! Glad you're here!

I'm a WOHM in STL, MO, with a JD and a 3-YO DS and a 34-YO NSG PGY3 DH.

(I was just trying to see how many abbreviations I could fit into my bio!)

Post often... Especially if you're a Republican. Tara and I and several others really need the allegiance!

Oh man, you're good! What does "JD" and "NSG PGY3" stand for?!

I am not a Republican, not a Democrat either. I am just flaky, lol!

[amyli]

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Did your husband do a peds residency or EM? Did he do a fellowship? Which way would he recommend someone now do it?

And how's the life, from your perspective? Do you wish he'd picked something else?

Yes, my DH did a ped residency then a fellowship in peds emergency medicine.

He says if he gets burned out on peds emergency mediciane he can fall back on being a ped. (Though he finds it terribly boring.) He could also do adult emergency medicine though he finds it very depressing.

Do I wish he did something else? Well, if he were a regular ped his hours wouldn't be so wonky. However, I know ped emergency medicine is what he is supposed to be doing with his life right now. He loves his job, he is an awesome doctor (I believe mostly because he cares about people/kids) and he'd be unhappy doing anything else. (Remind me that I typed that when he's been working 70 hour work for weeks straight!)

He also is an associate professor at a medical school and is a hospital administrator so that eats up family time too.

Hope I answered your questions!

[Phoebe]

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Welcome aboard! My husband did his fellowship training in Cleveland. His second choice after neonatology would have been Peds EM. Hope to learn more about you!

Jennifer

[GrayMatterWife]

Re: SAHM to 5 in NE OH-Helloooooo!

Hi! Welcome! Glad you're here!

I'm a WOHM in STL, MO, with a JD and a 3-YO DS and a 34-YO NSG PGY3 DH.

(I was just trying to see how many abbreviations I could fit into my bio!)

Post often... Especially if you're a Republican. Tara and I and several others really need the allegiance!

Oh man, you're good! What does "JD" and "NSG PGY3" stand for?!

I am not a Republican, not a Democrat either. I am just flaky, lol!

JD=juris doctorate (law degree). Since I volunteered that I WOTH, I thought I'd throw in what I do.

NSG=neurosurgery

PGY3=a third-year resident

Again, WELCOME!!

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WOW, your DH is really busy! That is a lot of responcibilities! Oh and PGY techiquely means - post graduate year - so it includes those in fellowship too - so you might see someone say, PGY8 or PGY9 (poor things

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He also is an associate professor at a medical school

does he go up to CWRU for that? Or over to NEOUCOM?

[moonlight]

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I'm glad you found us!

[Rapunzel]

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I am so glad I found this place!

I am married to a pediatric emergency medicine physician. We have 5 kids, their ages: 14, 6,5,2 and a 5 month old.

We currently homeschool our 6 year old and hope to homeschool the rest as well! (My teen is in a Montessori school.)

I look forward to meeting women who know exactly where I am coming from when I say, "My husband is never home".

I never come to this part of the website. I am now smacking myself upside the head!

Good grief, woman! You know what my life is like in many, many ways. I have six kids: 11, 8, 8, 5, 2, and 11 weeks. I homeschool all of them (well, the oldest four for right now ). And, my husband is also doing some very similar things to yours (as far as the teaching institution thing goes ). Anyway I'm sorry I didn't say hello to you sooner!

Welcome (and, I'm not technically a registered Republican but I lean that way - so Abigail and Tara are happy about that I hope )!