[Histonet] Feelings

[Jackie M O'Connor]

I never liked dealing with live patients - I hated assisting FNA's and 
bone marrows.  In the lab, I only had to put a name to a sample - in the 
clinic it became a person - not that the samples were treated with any 
less regard, mind you - - -I treated every specimen like it was gold 
because it could mean life or death to a person.  I just couldn't forget 
the faces - mice are so much easier - they all have the same face. 




"Mildred Fail" <failm <@t> musc.edu>
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03/10/2006 03:20 PM

 
        To:     <kelseymichele <@t> hotmail.com>, <histonet <@t> lists.utsouthwestern.edu>
        cc:     (bcc: Jackie M O'Connor/LAKE/GPRD/ABBOTT)
        Subject:        Re: [Histonet] Feelings


If I've been given no info just a stain to perform, excitement 
First, It's look at that!! then it's poor patient

But the hem-path doc will tell me a bit about the pt then the reaction is 
oh poor thing then cool staining.



Rena Fail

>>> "Kelsey Peek" <kelseymichele <@t> hotmail.com> 03/10/06 04:09PM >>>
How does it make you feel when you find pathology in a tissue sample? Does 

it make you sad or are you just doing your job?

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