The last I heard, stalking and harassment were against the law.

http://www.privacyrights.org/fs/fs3-hrs2.htm

• This was a shock to me..... - SM
  • harrasing phone calls - crittersmom
  • Have you tried reporting this (sm) - Lori
    • The last I heard, stalking and harassment were against the law. - here's a link
  • Unlisted number, caller ID, and block unknown callers. - try this
    • I think its *57 to log a "call trace"-- believe me they can be tracked - sm - Laura E.
      • Don't know where my interior message went, but any call is traceable - sm - Laura E.
  • SBC has an option ... - Busy MT'ing
    • Oh how funny. If it were Spheris whatever - to Busy MT'ing
      • HAHAHAHA I know. I had the same thought! - Busy MT'ing
      • Darn it, was supposed to go under the - MQ issue. Still funny though!
  • That is awful. Anyway the police can get involved? These kids need - to know they cannot do this.

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Contact the FBI,  this lady is stalking you and that is a felony.  Most bizarre, that long-long follow-up post attacking you -- when you didn't give any specifics whatsoever -- absolutely not normal, and so weird that others would chime in with an opnion, instead of looking at how very peculiar that is. 

Twenty years or so ago, I worked for someone in Sacramento, a very odd, a very difficult person, I came to my senses after a couple of weeks and got out of that situation; just wrote of my final bill (fortunately only $50) which was well worth it -- so I agree, your instincts to just get yourself away from this person are spot on.

Good luck to you,

Ellen.

Contact the FBI,  this lady is stalking you and that is a felony.  Most bizarre, that long-long follow-up diatribe attacking you -- when you didn't give any specifics whatsoever -- absolutely not normal, and so weird that others would chime in with an opnion, instead of looking at how very peculiar that is. 

Twenty years or so ago, I worked for someone in Sacramento, a very odd, a very difficult person, I came to my senses after a couple of weeks and got out of that situation; just wrote off my final invoice (fortunately only $50) which was well worth it -- so I agree, your instincts to just get yourself away from this person are spot on if you can.

And is strictly speculation... Phillips will dump MQ and Spheris will snap them up... and we all know what happens to those who work for Spheris! Can you say hello Bangalore?

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85% for no spaces compared to spaces being counted. Not sure if that is a correct number. I know there is a chart somewhere that breaks it all down. 

I heard about this company, giving all  their work to India and not paying any one on time. Please be aware of this guys!

Hibiclens would be better than Betadine, I would think....plus Betadine stains and Hibiclens does not.  *S*

Fresh blade to shave that area though - I know this because I no longer have the bumps since using the fresh blades. 

The test is comprehensive and the difference is that there is less emphasis placed on the transcribing of reports in the test and more emphasis placed on your body of knowledge.  It requires that you have at least two years of acute care experience to take it. We pay a .01 per line higher rate for CMTs at my company and that works out to be 12.00 a day extra for your production requirement or $60 per week or $240 per month.  I find that our MTs think it is well worth it.  Additionally, with the average age of MTs being 58, I'd say that your grandfathered CMTs are dwindling in the workplace as they retire and those left are tested CMTs but a different formatting situation.

My cousin went in for a cholecystectomy.  She was VERY ill for days afterwards.  She went in to the ER and had a CT.  They said her liver was perforated during the chole.  Now, she is literally on her death bed with a perforated liver and blood clots in the mesenteric artery and another major artery. She is being transferred to a transplant hospital for evaluation of possible liver transplant.

All of this happened because of mistake during a cholecystectomy.  She is 34 years old and may not make it.  The original doc avoided her like the plague and they had to push for a new doc.  No new docs would take her because of the lawsuit potential that already exists.  Her family finally got a doc to give verbal orders to have her transferred to the transplant hospital where hopefully she will get better care. 

Unbelievable.  I wonder if the doc knew what he did during surgery and tried covering it up, which ultimately may kill her.  Docs are so afraid of lawsuits that the patient's care is going down the tubes.

losing about 2 pounds a week eating a sensible diet including carbs.  I get so frustrated when people mention diets and it's all no carbohydrates, or very low carbohydrates.  I didn't get fat because I ate too much white rice or potatoes, LOL, I got fat because I ate too much of EVERYTHING, along with sitting on my bum all day long.  And a diet that restricts me from eating watermelon because of the glycemic index? I can just imaging going to a friend's house and her asking me if I want some watermelon.  No thanks, I'm on a diet, LOL.