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Take that, Sir William Osler!
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November 25, 2007 -- 2:57 PM
posted by alison
stop shopping, children. AMEN!
November 25, 2007 -- 9:49 AM
posted by alison
okay, now this... THIS IS REALLY FRIVOLOUS
November 25, 2007 -- 1:33 AM
posted by nobody knows my face
Al, I've totally played a beta-version of that game, and I must say: IT'S AWESOME.
November 25, 2007 -- 12:31 AM
posted by alison
and if you think my knitting is intense (or perhaps frivolous), check this out:
November 24, 2007 -- 5:14 PM
posted by Al
November 23, 2007 -- 8:14 PM
posted by Par
"Medicine is paperwork punctuated by patient care."
-- Paras Mehta, SI3
Take that, Sir William Osler!
November 23, 2007 -- 6:46 PM
posted by alison
yes!
no shoeboxes for me!
that's good to know. I wondered because I can remember being given little cards listing the shots I'd been administered at various points. It kind-of makes me feel old to think about it in terms of us being the few years that dealt with the transition from paper to computer records. haha!
November 23, 2007 -- 4:27 PM
posted by Chris
If you have a record of getting that particular shot, then the immunization people have it on file. When I went to get my shot book updated, they printed it all off of a computer and gave me my adult immunization card filled out for my records.
November 23, 2007 -- 3:00 PM
posted by alison
this is all so clinical, but I was wondering, does the Alberta government actually have a record of all our immunizations, or am I going to have to sift through my mother's shoeboxes full of records to find all my information?
p.s. I still don't remember the HepB vaccination. I remember getting the Menningitis vaccination though...
p.p.s. and apparently I HAD the measels when I was little, so it makes me wonder about the efficacy of the shot I was given... but I want to check into that too.
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