from the deranged head of a willing social worker

I willingly chose a "helping profession". Since I'm going to be poor and care about other people for at least the next three years, I get to talk about those I help. Even Stevens.

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Jun 4, 2009 6:02pm

Checklists are not magic

This toddler kept crying. So I went to check on him and his teen mom. The mom was on her cell phone. The kid was rolling around on the floor, taking off his socks. So I went through this checklist called “Why is my baby crying”. The answer, the baby is sick and doesn’t feel good. The mom then rolls her eyes like the checklist made her kid sick and the kid was fine before I came into the room.

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from the deranged head of a willing social worker

I willingly chose a "helping profession". Since I'm going to be poor and care about other people for at least the next three years, I get to talk about those I help. Even Stevens. Identifying information is changed.

Checklists are not magic

I willingly chose a "helping profession". Since I'm going to be poor and care about other people for at least the next three years, I get to talk about those I help. Even Stevens.

Identifying information is changed.