To our regular participants: thanks for coming back we love you!
To new participants, and those visiting from our co-hosts blogs: thanks for coming, we hope you find value in our hop and will make the first Monday of the month a recurring event on your calendar to meet up with other wonderful, amazing, talented, and interesting bloggers who have something in common with you. Medicine.
Feel free to look around while you are here. If you want a recap to get you up to speed on my blog I suggest these two posts Protracted Medical Training Spouse Burnout and Is My Husband Cheating on Me? Let's get started!
Are you confused if you qualify for the party?
If you have a pager interrupting your life... you DEFINITELY qualify!
Do you work in healthcare?
If you have a pager interrupting your life... you DEFINITELY qualify!
Do you work in healthcare?
Doctor? Nurse? EMT? Chiropractor? Vet? Dentist? Therapist?
MA? NA? PA? DA?
Are you the spouse or SO of a healthcare worker/student?
Are you a nursing student? Medical student?
Intern? Resident? Fellow?
You get the picture, right? Come on, now... don't be shy! Let's keep growing and meeting new bloggers, so we can build a community of support and friendship, learn from one another, and share our stories.
LINK UP YOUR POST!
Here are the rules:
- Follow your co-hosts via Bloglovin (since GFC will soon be defunct), FB, email or Twitter.
- Link up you medical/med life blog. If your blog name does not clearly state how you fit in to the med/med life world, please write a little intro or link up a specific post which clearly demonstrates your connection.
- Visit at least 3 other link ups, comment, introduce yourself, and tell the your stopping by or following from MM!
- Help spread the word by using our button on your post or sidebar, tweet about Medical Monday, or spread the word on Facebook! The more the merrier for all of us.
Complete step one by following your co-hosts:
- Emma at Your Doctor's Wife
- Jane at From A Doctor's Wife
- The Ladies at Lives of Doctors Wives
- Diana at Pictures and 1,000 Words
Want to be awesome?
Post our button on you post or sidebar and help spread the word:
Stopping by for medical Monday. This is my first one!
ReplyDeleteJust a response to your earlier post. I will say this....the more money you make, the more money you spend. I remember when my Doc Hubby finished his residency and he said to me "You don't have to buy the no name pickles anymore" obviously meaning I could splurge when I did my grocery shopping.
ReplyDeleteBut, I do think that a budget is always a good idea! I still buy the no-name pickles...
Thanks for co-hosting Jane:)
Stopping by from Medical Monday, thanks for having us.
ReplyDeleteHi Jane! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for your lovely comment on my blog! And as to yours...I think it's so lovely that he wanted to treat you & I'm sure he's gotten it out of his system :D We're just going to be starting residency and while it's nice to be getting paid, we're already preparing to live on a budget.
Enjoy all your new stuff! ;)
Happy Medical Mondays! Glad to link up again.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for letting me link up with you. I always look forward to Medical Monday!
ReplyDeleteHi Jane! Thanks for stopping by and commenting on my blog. I can definitely relate to your last two posts. Our story is a bit different as I married my DrH when he was done fellowship; however, until then I'd been on my own and living a pretty frugal lifestyle. I still ended up furnishing a lot of our house with stuff from Kijiji and Freecycle because I'm so not used to having money to spend... although I pushed for a brand-new couch this year so I guess I'm making progress. :-)
ReplyDeleteHappy April Fool's Day and MM!
ReplyDeleteLove linking up again!
Cheers!
Ray Doc Wife
Thanks for letting us co-host! You guys are great!
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting MM... Love keeping up with your adventures and finding new reads! :)
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