I apologize for last night. Work was super busy and I didn't have time to empty your compartments of the liquid gold you so diligently make for my child. It is much appreciated and I didn't make time for you last night, and I know how much you look forward to the emptying with either the pump or baby, and I am truly sorry. And I do understand your confusion when you hear crying babies and you aren't being taken care of. But is it necessary to make yourselves so firm that everytime I turned the wrong way, it felt like a boulder, or a tight water balloon, ready to pop? Mrs. Bladder was also ignored, but perhaps she is used to the neglect because she didn't cause any leakage and really didn't bother me until the end of the night, when I realized I hadn't peed all night, but then again, I ignored Thirst and Hunger, so there really wasn't too much to irritate her to begin with. I understand you are a bit more hormonal than she is, but really? Did you need to leak that liquid gold clear through my scrub top? I know that first time dad, who's wife was laboring and planned to breastfeed, sure enjoyed the show you put on. I can still see the mortification on his face when he realized what had caused the headlight style design on my scrubs. I know my caring coworkers sure enjoyed seeing that display of your abilities (I can still hear them laughing...) Message was received, I will not ignore you again for a full 12 hours.
Humbly Yours,
Nurse Lochia
4 comments:
This is too funny, I remember the first time I went a long period of time without pumping with my first child and I attended a wedding that my husband stood up for. Afterwards there was a baby in the back of the sanctuary crying and I started leaking through my breast shields and hurriedly asked my husband to come to the bathroom and help relieve me. I'm so glad he was willing and it really helped. Good luck to you on future long shifts while breast feeding.
I am sorry you were working so hard you didn't take a break.
OMG!!!
Hahahahahaah...hilarious!
this is too funny, I did not think about how you hear babies crying
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