mainstreet wrote:Last night. I told him I needed a long break from this place (not leaving him, just this place). He encouraged me to take a break. I pleaded with him to either get a job in a city or start a practice in one. He said urban practices are struggling with low reimbursements and going bankrupt and that the best reimbursement rates were in underserved rural areas. He said healthcare systems are not hiring in big cities, so even if he were to take a job, it would still be rural. Ugh! Just ugh!

Impedimenta wrote:hi mainstreet

Huzefa Kapasi wrote:

Impedimenta wrote:hi mainstreet

hi i'mental.

seven wrote:

mainstreet wrote:Last night. I told him I needed a long break from this place (not leaving him, just this place). He encouraged me to take a break. I pleaded with him to either get a job in a city or start a practice in one. He said urban practices are struggling with low reimbursements and going bankrupt and that the best reimbursement rates were in underserved rural areas. He said healthcare systems are not hiring in big cities, so even if he were to take a job, it would still be rural. Ugh! Just ugh!

pleaded him to get a job or practice in big city...i see you're not communicating effectively. unless you asked him to choose between you and job/practice in small city, you didnt express yourself clearly. urging him to work in the big city is not same as telling him if he didnt you will leave him and go.

its not like big cities do not have health professionals. or not have new doctors joining the pool everyday. if they are not hiring then he can start his own practice. you're not telling him clearly that you want him to choose. why?



PS: i cannot wait for you to move to a big city, get a life and move on with it.

She knows his priorities well. Yep I cannot wait for her to move to a big city. Also...I recently heard it on Vijay TV (H gave an explanation!) that "Purushanai Kaileye VachiIrukKonum Aana Arasana Thedartha NiruthaKoodathu!" - could be a little help for ya

Nila wrote:

seven wrote:

mainstreet wrote:Last night. I told him I needed a long break from this place (not leaving him, just this place). He encouraged me to take a break. I pleaded with him to either get a job in a city or start a practice in one. He said urban practices are struggling with low reimbursements and going bankrupt and that the best reimbursement rates were in underserved rural areas. He said healthcare systems are not hiring in big cities, so even if he were to take a job, it would still be rural. Ugh! Just ugh!

pleaded him to get a job or practice in big city...i see you're not communicating effectively. unless you asked him to choose between you and job/practice in small city, you didnt express yourself clearly. urging him to work in the big city is not same as telling him if he didnt you will leave him and go.

its not like big cities do not have health professionals. or not have new doctors joining the pool everyday. if they are not hiring then he can start his own practice. you're not telling him clearly that you want him to choose. why?



PS: i cannot wait for you to move to a big city, get a life and move on with it.

She knows his priorities well. Yep I cannot wait for her to move to a big city. Also...I recently heard it on Vijay TV (H gave an explanation!) that "Purushanai Kaileye VachiIrukKonum Aana Arasana Thedartha NiruthaKoodathu!" - could be a little help for ya

Dont' ask me to translate.

Hellsangel wrote:

Nila wrote:

seven wrote:

mainstreet wrote:Last night. I told him I needed a long break from this place (not leaving him, just this place). He encouraged me to take a break. I pleaded with him to either get a job in a city or start a practice in one. He said urban practices are struggling with low reimbursements and going bankrupt and that the best reimbursement rates were in underserved rural areas. He said healthcare systems are not hiring in big cities, so even if he were to take a job, it would still be rural. Ugh! Just ugh!

pleaded him to get a job or practice in big city...i see you're not communicating effectively. unless you asked him to choose between you and job/practice in small city, you didnt express yourself clearly. urging him to work in the big city is not same as telling him if he didnt you will leave him and go.

its not like big cities do not have health professionals. or not have new doctors joining the pool everyday. if they are not hiring then he can start his own practice. you're not telling him clearly that you want him to choose. why?



PS: i cannot wait for you to move to a big city, get a life and move on with it.

She knows his priorities well. Yep I cannot wait for her to move to a big city. Also...I recently heard it on Vijay TV (H gave an explanation!) that "Purushanai Kaileye VachiIrukKonum Aana Arasana Thedartha NiruthaKoodathu!" - could be a little help for ya

Dont' ask me to translate.

You seem to forget. A bird in hand...

garam_kuta wrote:

trying to convert, huh? that one is for the WIBs, ain't it?

Hellsangel wrote:

garam_kuta wrote:

trying to convert, huh? that one is for the WIBs, ain't it?

Here, play this for the lotus princess:

garam_kuta wrote:

Hmm..a one hour video for your obsession..such a 'mental'

Hellsangel wrote:

garam_kuta wrote:

Hmm..a one hour video for your obsession..such a 'mental'

Should give you something to do considering the amount of time you spend researching music videos and other things.

garam_kuta wrote:

Hellsangel wrote:

garam_kuta wrote:

Hmm..a one hour video for your obsession..such a 'mental'

Should give you something to do considering the amount of time you spend researching music videos and other things.

I'll let the data speak

https://such.forumotion.com/t12431-giddy-with-thankfulness-creatures

Typical HA response #1: pocktap, why are you defending fb so much? (I mean all those paras you wrote are not explanatory enough, he may see some other hidden motive in there).

Typical HA response #2: rockstar, you rock!

Typical HA response #3: some random video or link, which may or may not be in English.

mainstreet wrote:Last night. I told him I needed a long break from this place (not leaving him, just this place). He encouraged me to take a break. I pleaded with him to either get a job in a city or start a practice in one. He said urban practices are struggling with low reimbursements and going bankrupt and that the best reimbursement rates were in underserved rural areas. He said healthcare systems are not hiring in big cities, so even if he were to take a job, it would still be rural. Ugh! Just ugh!

seven wrote:

PS: i cannot wait for you to move to a big city, get a life and move on with it.

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

mainstreet wrote:Last night. I told him I needed a long break from this place (not leaving him, just this place). He encouraged me to take a break. I pleaded with him to either get a job in a city or start a practice in one. He said urban practices are struggling with low reimbursements and going bankrupt and that the best reimbursement rates were in underserved rural areas. He said healthcare systems are not hiring in big cities, so even if he were to take a job, it would still be rural. Ugh! Just ugh!

Here is an idea.... Plumber.

They make great money. I came across a plumber who used to be a Neurosurgeon in Poland. Asked him why he could not become a doctor here, he said he was making close to 250K in NYC as a plumber, it is not worth being a Neurosurgeon.

So ask DH to become a Plumber or find one.

Hellsangel wrote:

garam_kuta wrote:

Hellsangel wrote:

garam_kuta wrote:

Hmm..a one hour video for your obsession..such a 'mental'

Should give you something to do considering the amount of time you spend researching music videos and other things.

I'll let the data speak

https://such.forumotion.com/t12431-giddy-with-thankfulness-creatures

Typical HA response #1: pocktap, why are you defending fb so much? (I mean all those paras you wrote are not explanatory enough, he may see some other hidden motive in there).

Typical HA response #2: rockstar, you rock!

Typical HA response #3: some random video or link, which may or may not be in English.

Poor wussy frog-faced Iyer boy, don't screw up your face so much. I thought you overestimated your abilities as a conversationalist. Now you have to quote others?