Okay, I cry uncle!
Posted By: LB on 2006-05-10
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I posted last week about how much help a company should give as far as samples and feedback while they are pushing you to do acute care.
I have spent all day struggling with consults for some of the worst authors I have ever had. I finally asked my supervisor to send me some samples of this author stat because I won't even make my minimum line count.
She sent me 1 copy of his pacemaker implantation report and I couldn't even open it.
Now we have hit totally ridiculous!! 
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I briefly talked to my uncle, who is psychiatrist, about Tater. His recommendation was to take her
to a pediatric psychiatrist for a thorough evaluation and then the appropriate referrals and/or medications can be started. There has to be an indepth evaluation why Tater is the way she is. It could be that her mother was never abusive towards her, but it could be that Tater may be showing the early signs of schizophrenic disorder and what we perceive as lies to us are realities to her. At any rate, shipping the child off may not be the best answer, but to get her the adequate help. I feel for your friend, because it is not easy to deal with a "problem child" but now Tater's Daddy and your friend are legally responsible and accountable for the child.
I can speak from experience, when I was 11-yr, I had to attend my great-uncle's funeral and it wa
an open casket service. Coming from a predominantly Catholic family, I was told that I had to pay my respects. I can only tell you of the nightmares that I had for the next 2 weeks after that. If she doesn't want to go, don't make her. If the other family members feel it is unacceptable, that is their problem. There are always other ways to pay respect.
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