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Well, he'd be 4 months old unless those 30 days were

Posted By: in a month with 31 days in it! -Lowly MT on 2008-06-25
In Reply to: Riddle me this -- - s/m

Subject: Well, he'd be 4 months old unless those 30 days were

hehe....
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SHE'S BEEN AN MT FOR ONLY 6 MONTHS!! SM
Subject: SHE'S BEEN AN MT FOR ONLY 6 MONTHS!! SM

I think you're jealous because she is getting help. She did the actual transcription herself. I didn't listen to it. If you had read my posts, and obviously you did not, I referred her to some references that would help her. I prefer books rather than links for many, many reasons.

As far as breaches in confidentiality, I don't know who NewbieMT is, where she lives, even if she is a "she," or where her account is. There is no telling by the document she presented for help. She was careful to not even leave dates of admission or discharge. Her report was presented such that it was totally untraceable, unrecognizable as far as identifying an individual, and completely generic. I give her a lot of credit for that. She has a lot of sense.

BTW, your posts are atrocious in grammar, punctuation and syntax. Tacky, tacky Stapler. I think you should focus on your own back yard.

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Subject: Months ?

Followup in 3 and a half months with A1c prior. 


                             or


Followup in 3.5 months with A1c prior.


 


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Subject: only about 3-4 months and I did not think I was doing that bad

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Subject: Thanks. I had this several months

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Subject: NewbieMT has only had 6 months on the job! Thanks!!!! nm

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Subject: Will see him back in three months and check a s/l CPE?? TIA


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Subject: How would you write the child was four years and eight months old


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Subject: I agree, probably means 13 years and 4 months. NM


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Subject: Yeah, funky way of say 2 years, 8 months.


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