Breastfeeding Mom To Get Extra Time On Exam

9 Responses to “Breastfeeding Mom To Get Extra Time On Exam”

1. CINDY EATON on September 28th, 2007 6:58 am

   HOW DEAR ANY LITTLE GIRL THINK SHE’S THE ONLY ONE THAT HAS BREAST FEED A BABY.(IT SHOULD NEVER BEEN IN A PUBLIC PLACE)FIRST OF ALL. TAKE YOUR BREAST & GO HOME IN THE COMFORT OF A PEACEFUL PLACE.I FOR ONE HAVE TO MUCH RESPECT FOR MYSELF & CHILD.AND I NEVER ONCE THOUGHT THAT SOCITY SHOULD HAVE TO CHANGE,TO SUIT WHAT I WANTED. PUMP THE MILK & PUT IT IN A BOTTLE FOR THE TIME YOU CAN’T WIP IT OUT.I’M SURE WHEN SHE GOES OUT W/ FRIENDS @ NIGHT WHO’S FEEDING THE BABY THEN? ALL THIS LITTLE GIRLS WANTS ,IS TO HAVE HER A MOMENT IN THE SPOT LIGHT.

2. cindy waton is a asshole on September 28th, 2007 10:30 am

   Cindy you are an asshole

3. David on September 28th, 2007 11:43 am

   It looks like the previous poster has no valid points to her comments.
   The article states that the test is 9 hours long with only 45 mins for break. She needs to nurse OR pump every 2 to 3 hours, she simply was requesting an additional hour of break time to accomplish that.
   From what I remember when my kids were that young, my wife could get VERY uncomfortable if she was unable to nurse at regular intervals.
   Also, who are you to comment on if “she goes out w/friends @ night”? I would imagine she is probably exhausted from school and home activities (not to mention possible work activities). Sorry for not using all caps .

4. CHAN on September 28th, 2007 11:54 am

   I agree with the above statement… How these girls maintain when they are out and doing some fun stuff…

   This is totally wrong, Judge might be distracted to give this kind of judgement by seeing one side of the coin…

5. brian on September 28th, 2007 2:43 pm

   I’d be happy to “milk both of those breasts” for her. I would then need a break myself?

   seriously with her “adhd”, she is already probably already takeing adderall (amphetamine). She and every ather student on this type of medication is cheating.

   Seriously, potential employers should watch out for this type of laziness, etc. This doctor will make great specialist type of doctor.

6. Rick on September 28th, 2007 5:14 pm

   David, I’m with you. How Cindy and Chan can impute facts not included in the article is beyond me. What’s the big deal? The girl asked for some additional time to be able to care for her child and she’s the only one that can do it. So what? Give her the time and call it a day.

7. Paul on September 29th, 2007 3:17 pm

   Listen to Rick et al talk about “facts not in the article”!

   This woman *already* takes the test over the course of two days. She’s already sued the board to give her more time than the normal one day that everyone else gets.

   Her sense of entitlement is overshadowed only by the society of enablers like the commenters in this article.

   ” ‘Rules? What rules? I’m different and special and rules don’t apply to me. I can do whatever I want!’ “

8. Paul on September 29th, 2007 3:18 pm

   Not to mention…this woman wants to become A DOCTOR! You’re ok with letting rules slide with DOCTORS?!

9. Nimesh A. Patel on September 30th, 2007 12:27 am

   I agree with David and Rick. Cindy and Chan use your brain (if you have one).

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