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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I will dissent. I was incapacitated after my vaginal births. To doctors I had minor complication. To my vagina, these were MAJOR things like a huge tear. I could not walk very far. No way I could have worked. I was not strolling to Starbucks to gaze at the baby and drink lattes. I was in MEDICAL recovery, the same way a dude who has a hernia operation is. Some of them are up and about a day or 2 later, some of them take weeks to recover. Yet, [b]The Dude is covered with paid time off. My vagina was given no such time[/b]. It doesn't hurt to ask. I'd do it.[/quote] What do you mean by that? If you are Feds, either of you would have the ability to use sick leave to cover these illnesses/injuries. If either of you are out of sick leave/or annual leave, then you would be out of luck. I don't understand the gender imbalance you are trying to draw here.[/quote] +1. The dude has to use his own sick leave too. [/quote]
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