Kevin MD posted about a nursing student who was expelled for blogging about a child birth she witnessed. I encourage you to read his post, as I am too lazy to summarize it:
http://www.kevinmd.com/blog/2009/10/nursing-student-expelled-blogging.html
After going through several links, I finally found the original blog post:
http://www.pageonekentucky.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/yoder1.pdf
There are certainly some things in Yoder's (the nursing student's) post that can be considered mildly objectionable. However, I don't see why everyone is getting so excited about her description of the newborn child. All the blogs discussing Yoder quote these lines:
“a wrinkly, bluish creature, all Picasso-like and weird, ugly as hell, covered in god knows what, screeching and waving its tentacles in the air,”
However, no one quotes the line immediately following:
"15 minutes later it turned into a cute pink itty bitty little baby girl"
I'm glad Nina Yoder won her lawsuit against the University of Louisville.
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totally unrelated to this post, but I came upon your website when i googled boards and fail. i'm about to retake child psych boards this coming weekend, which totally sucks. i'm just wondering if you finally passed your psych boards?
anon:
yes, I passed in 2007.
good luck with your child psych boards. Hopefully you'll pass this time, but if you don't google "Beat the Boards"
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