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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For me it wasn’t just the nurses, but the sheer volume of people and none of them coordinate.

-the nurses who do vitals
-the residents
-the actual docs
-the janitor/people emptying trash
-the person who would take my blood (not the same as the nurses)
-the pharmacy people
-the pediatrician 
-the people in charge of the paperwork/birth certificate 
-the lactation consultant
-I’m probably forgetting a few

It was so horrible. I still cannot fathom why things are set up this way.[/quote]
-the chaplain 
-the photographer 
-the cafeteria menu lady [/quote]

OMG the cafeteria menu lady is so spot on. [/quote]

Haha that was the one interruption I appreciated, it only happened during daylight hours and I was so hungry! [/quote]

We just had a menu and I had to call down. [b]Btw, premade sandwiches should be available for those of us moms who deliver after dinner hours and are starving.[/b] You know, because they don't let you eat for days while in labor. [/quote]

Sibley had this when I gave birth in 2021[/quote]

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