Why doesn’t she just do what most working mothers do and pump enough for the day. It stores in the fridge. Leave the kid with the dad and let him feed the little tyke.
Sounds like she is just looking for excuses for her fear of taking such an important test.
We steered clear of my wife the two weeks before her boards.
Currier has already received special accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act for dyslexia and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, including being granted permission to take the test over two days instead of one.
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oh man this is going to get weird
I had a bit of sympathy for the woman until reading this point. A dyslexic physician? I have a hard enough time reading their orders and notes as it is. If she is using dyslexia as a disability, then I am frightened by the possibility of transposed letters and digits for medication orders, etc.
Got a seperate testing room so she could nurse during a test.
Allowed to leave the test area to brest feed during the test.
Suing to get more breaks during the test she failed so that it will be fair and she will get to be treated like everyone else.
Why does my head hurt? I'll let the other Freepers point out the ten other obvious lunacies in this article.
And where is she going to dump the kids when she has to go to work every day?
Does the name Lawrence Summers mean anything to the dean of Harvard Medical School?
Does the ADA offer special treatment for people with JPN Syndrome? That might be simplest. JPN stands for Just Plain Nuts.
I feel bad for the kid. This underslept lunatic (check out those eyes) is going to try to handle residency (24-hour shifts?) while nursing a young child. Her body will rebel, her milk will dry up. Is she going to sue someone about that, too? How about chilling out for a few years and enjoying your baby?
Or how about choosing another line of work? This one obviously doesn't suit you. A good lawyer can't make you a good doctor.
Guilty.
“The judge’s conclusion that there is no harm to a woman to putting her career off for a year is the basis of discrimination,” Currier said. “Men do not have to put off their careers because they are feeding a child.”
Somebody needs to explain to this MD/PHD where babies come from. She chose to have two during the last two years of medical school. Now she is shocked to see that after the baby shower and presents and ohhs and ahhs of friends and family that the little buggers are still there and require constant attention. Who knew?
“The judge’s conclusion that there is no harm to a woman to putting her career off for a year is the basis of discrimination,” Currier said. “Men do not have to put off their careers because they are feeding a child.”
Somebody needs to explain to this MD/PHD where babies come from. She chose to have two during the last two years of medical school. Now she is shocked to see that after the baby shower and presents and ohhs and ahhs of friends and family that the little buggers are still there and require constant attention. Who knew?
Did Haaaavad issue her a baby as part of her medical skrool ;-)
This fraud will never see a patient, but will be a professional expert witness for bogus litigation.
Put off the exam until the baby is weaned. And has graduated from high school.
quite frankly, I’m surprised that the courts didn’t side with her....especially in Mass. where liberal craziness seems to be the order of the day.
Both she and her baby are GUILTY!
This woman needs to grow up before her kid does.
Another publicity hungry lib. Remember the good ole days when women did not even go to Harvard? I wonder how many of the Harvard faculty are now yearning for those good ole days?
Probably none.
Where’s the father?