Hello :)

[Guest guest]

Hi- My name is (25) and I'm from Wisconsin. I am currently employeed

at a 200 bed hospital and have been for the past 4 yrs. Prior to that I worked

5 yrs at a Walgreens that is 4th in the nation averaging about 900 RX's daily.

Thanks for the site and I will also be taking the exam in MN on the 27th.

sxetxn67 <sxetxn67@...> wrote: I would like to say hello and introduce

myself. My name is Tere and

I amfrom Texas. I work as a Pharmacy Technician in a Wal-Mart

Pharmacy. We are not yet a SuperCenter, but it is the works. I am

33 yrs. old and I am happily married with 2 wonderful boys ages 4 &

6. I have been working as a Pharmacy Tech. for 4 months now and I am

going to be taking my certification on the 27th of July. I am so

nervous that I will fail that I have not been able to sleep. My

Pharmacist says he has great faith that I will pass because I already

know more than the other techs in the Pharmacy. He has been

wonderful with all of the help he has provided. My only downfall is

hospital type problems. Flow rates are still a bugger to me, but I

kind of understand.

Thanks to everyone for making me feel welcome to your site.

Tere from Texas

[Guest guest]

Dear Tere,

I too have great faith in your ability to pass the exam. Be sure to

go to the FILES section and find the Original work that has so much

on Flow Rates. I will also add another file section there later today.

Thank you again for teaching us old dogs some new tricks!

Love ya

Jeanetta

> I would like to say hello and introduce myself. My name is Tere

and

> I amfrom Texas. I work as a Pharmacy Technician in a Wal-Mart

> Pharmacy. We are not yet a SuperCenter, but it is the works. I am

> 33 yrs. old and I am happily married with 2 wonderful boys ages 4 &

> 6. I have been working as a Pharmacy Tech. for 4 months now and I

am

> going to be taking my certification on the 27th of July. I am so

> nervous that I will fail that I have not been able to sleep. My

> Pharmacist says he has great faith that I will pass because I

already

> know more than the other techs in the Pharmacy. He has been

> wonderful with all of the help he has provided. My only downfall

is

> hospital type problems. Flow rates are still a bugger to me, but I

> kind of understand.

>

> Thanks to everyone for making me feel welcome to your site.

>

> Tere from Texas

[Guest guest]

Dear ,

You too should go to the FILES section and print out and study

previous study group sessions. so much has been done already on the

original Delphi site. Use it and let us know how you liked it and if

it helpd you out.

Amn new questions? I/we are here to help

Jeanetta

I would like to say hello and

introduce myself. My name is Tere and

> I amfrom Texas. I work as a Pharmacy Technician in a Wal-Mart

> Pharmacy. We are not yet a SuperCenter, but it is the works. I am

> 33 yrs. old and I am happily married with 2 wonderful boys ages 4 &

> 6. I have been working as a Pharmacy Tech. for 4 months now and I

am

> going to be taking my certification on the 27th of July. I am so

> nervous that I will fail that I have not been able to sleep. My

> Pharmacist says he has great faith that I will pass because I

already

> know more than the other techs in the Pharmacy. He has been

> wonderful with all of the help he has provided. My only downfall

is

> hospital type problems. Flow rates are still a bugger to me, but I

> kind of understand.

>

> Thanks to everyone for making me feel welcome to your site.

>

> Tere from Texas

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Tere,

Welcome to Jeanettas Study Group. I know that Jeanetta will be able to help

you with any questions that you should have. And should Jeannetta get stumped

on a question you should post she has several people that she can count on to

help you with your studies. Good luck on your exam

Let me also introduce myself. My name is Tracie and I work for CVS Pharmacy

in the Northern Virginia area. Like you, Im also 33yrs old. Ive been a

Certified Pharmacy Tech since March of 2001 and have been a technician since

1980. I hope you enjoy working with Walmart as a technician as much as I

have. One main thing is to always have fun at work or make it seem like fun.

That way you dont burn out of it too quickly.

Again welcome to the study group and good luck.

Respectfully

Tracie, Cpht, Lead Tech

[Guest guest]

Thank you Tracie for the great confidence. I would like to let Tere

and others know that you studied under me and some other techs that

helped out from time to time, when this site was at Delphi. At that

time her email name was Skywriter27 . I believe she writes with

conviciont and personal experience and benefit gained from the PTCB

Study Group! Many of those who sent me thank you emails in the past

never posted and were lurking and benefiting from reading the posts

and answrers. Sky howeverwas very active. You will see her name crop

up many times in the archives.

Recently I gotto meet MY Skywriter at the NPTA convention. She is as

humble and as sweet as I had imagined! I am very grateful to

Skywriter/Ladycpht01 for her questions and constant search for more

information. She helped so many people by asking those questions, she

will never know!

Thank you again Tere and Sky /Tracie

Respectfully,

Jeanetta Mastron CPhT BS Chemistry

Pharm Tech Educator

> Hi Tere,

> Welcome to Jeanettas Study Group. I know that Jeanetta will be

able to help

> you with any questions that you should have. And should Jeannetta

get stumped

> on a question you should post she has several people that she can

count on to

> help you with your studies. Good luck on your exam

> Let me also introduce myself. My name is Tracie and I work for

CVS Pharmacy

> in the Northern Virginia area. Like you, Im also 33yrs old. Ive

been a

> Certified Pharmacy Tech since March of 2001 and have been a

technician since

> 1980. I hope you enjoy working with Walmart as a technician as much

as I

> have. One main thing is to always have fun at work or make it seem

like fun.

> That way you dont burn out of it too quickly.

> Again welcome to the study group and good luck.

>

> Respectfully

> Tracie, Cpht, Lead Tech

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Jeanetta,

Thank you for your kind words. I was so very glad to meet you at the NPTA

convention as well. If I can be of help here just let me know.

Take care.

Tracie/Skywrtr30/LadyCpht01

[Guest guest]

dear sky writer yes you can be of help ! Accept my request to be a texpert in

your field of expertise. If I am not mistaken it is retail please respond to

jmastron22@...

but not this addy I do not check it often

love

J

ladycpht01@... wrote: Jeanetta,

Thank you for your kind words. I was so very glad to meet you at the NPTA

convention as well. If I can be of help here just let me know.

Take care.

Tracie/Skywrtr30/LadyCpht01

[Guest guest]

Hi Bridget,

So sorry you've acquired an infection, hopefully it will clear up

quickly with the antibiotics.

I remember what it was like when the kids got sick.. Mine got the

chicken pox just like yours did.. 3 of them and we had chicken pox

for 6 weeks straight..LOL

Hope the young ones are feeling better now though.

When we were younger, my mom couldn't hear anything either, yet she

always knew when we were doing something wrong. I do believe in

the " I have eyes in the back of my head " theory..LOL

Best wishes for a speedy recovery.

Keep us posted when you can.

Hugs,

silly

[Guest guest]

Hi Bridget,

I remember well being a young mom and having to turn

aside my own personal needs for the needs of my

children. I also remember the chicken pox event in

our family very well and it can be trying. One thing

is for sure, it's not possible to ever put yourself

first when you are a busy Mom.

I'm sorry you have developed the infection and hope it

heals quickly. Since you need to get rest for

healing, hopefully you can put other things aside

while the family is resting and get some rest for

yourself. Do you have church or family that could

bring in meals? They might not want to come into the

house with chicken pox but they could help relieve you

of some of the household resposibilities. One thing I

have found is that I gain so much more by serving

others than being served so if you haven't asked, you

are not letting someone enjoy this special pleasure.

Please take care of yourself. Hopefully, the family

will get better soon but when chicken pox goes from

one child to another - it seems endless.

Hugs!

Alice

[Guest guest]

HI Bridget

AHHH-how well I remember my 4 boys and the chicken pox!! I am happy to hear that

you are OK>>what a wonderful birthday present you will receive!!

Love Dora

Hello

Hi everyone!

((((hugs to rachel my implant pal)))) Alot has been going on since I last

posted! My kids have been sick with the chicken pox one after the other as one

gets better the next one gets sick and now my oldest is feeling sick. With all

that comotion with the kids and getting back to work I'm afraid I didn't let

myself get pampered enough and as a result came down with an infection behind

the ear. I am on atibiotics right now and seem to be doing better but still my

ear aches alot! ((((hugs to cathy on her surgery)))) sorry I missed it! My

hookup day is the 22, 23, and 24 (my birthday!) We are still trying to get

work all sorted out so we can go if not I will let everybody know. I also

wanted to say way to go Alice on a great hook-up! What an insperation (sp)

you are!

It's weird to not hear anything at all now but my kids LOL they are funny they

know I can't hear them at all now and try to get away with stuff when my back is

turned and today I turned my back on them and they were going at it and I turned

my head a little so they didn't notice and saw them shouting at each other! LOL

put a stop to that and boy were they stunned! Well I just wanted to connect

now that things have sort of calmed down a bit and say thanks for everyone's

support!

Love you all

Bridget/a

N24C implanted 3/25/03

Hookup date 4/22/03

[Guest guest]

Hello, I'm glad to be part of the group.

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[Guest guest]

Hi !!!

I completly agree with enjoying the eyes GOD gave you because you are unique

and part of a very special group!!! My eyes are blue, but my right eye is

mostly brown about 3/4 of it. I was also born with my eyes this way.

I was never made fun of because of my eyes, but get alot of " did you know your

eye is a different color? " I just tell them it is my birthmark. Or I get " I used

to have a dog that had different colored eyes " But basically everyone who

notices, think my eyes are amazing!!!

Keep in touch!!!

Debbie

>

> My name is , I live in the UK, and i've stumbled across this group

> through a random google search.

>

> I have one green eye and one brown eye that has a bit of green at the

> top (imagine Jane Seymour's eyes, but the opposite way around). I

> completely forget about it most of the time, and wonder why (some)

> people stare.

>

> In primary and high school kids made comments, but never enough to

> really bother me. Everyone is picked on at some point during school,

> and my eyes just happened to be an obvious difference.

>

> The general consensus is that it is very cool. I constantly get

> compared to Bowie, which even though he is very cool [b-)] , is

> not much of a compliment to me! I find myself correcting them, pointing

> out that I was born with mine. But people remain fascinated.

>

> One girl even went as far as buying coloured contact lenses and wearing

> just one, in order to 'fake' different coloured eyes.

>

> So love them! They are special, in the best possible way, and anybody

> that has anything negative to say is just jealous because their eyes are

> bog-standard-boring! []

>

[Guest guest]

Anybody see that now people are going to surgeons to have their eye color changed??  It was on a show called The Doctors.  A person with heterochromia had dye injected to his eye to match the color of his other eye.  One guy went from brown to blue eyes. It was amazing yet why would you ever want to do that??  The risks are so high to something going wrong and ending up blind.  Plus these people are traveling to third wprld countries to have it done.  As most people on here, I embrace the uniqueness that was given to me!

On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 8:20 AM, dkroop@... <dkroop@...> wrote:

Hi !!!I completly agree with enjoying the eyes GOD gave you because you are unique and part of a very special group!!! My eyes are blue, but my right eye is mostly brown about 3/4 of it. I was also born with my eyes this way.

I was never made fun of because of my eyes, but get alot of " did you know your eye is a different color? " I just tell them it is my birthmark. Or I get " I used to have a dog that had different colored eyes " But basically everyone who notices, think my eyes are amazing!!!

Keep in touch!!!Debbie

>> My name is , I live in the UK, and i've stumbled across this group

> through a random google search.> > I have one green eye and one brown eye that has a bit of green at the> top (imagine Jane Seymour's eyes, but the opposite way around). I> completely forget about it most of the time, and wonder why (some)

> people stare.> > In primary and high school kids made comments, but never enough to> really bother me. Everyone is picked on at some point during school,> and my eyes just happened to be an obvious difference.

> > The general consensus is that it is very cool. I constantly get> compared to Bowie, which even though he is very cool [b-)] , is > not much of a compliment to me! I find myself correcting them, pointing> out that I was born with mine. But people remain fascinated.> > One girl even went as far as buying coloured contact lenses and wearing

> just one, in order to 'fake' different coloured eyes.> > So love them! They are special, in the best possible way, and anybody> that has anything negative to say is just jealous because their eyes are

> bog-standard-boring! []>

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[Guest guest]

I think it's utterly crazy! My mother had only one eye, and one thing she really inculcated into my raising was to take care of my eyes. To this day, if someone throws a ball at me, I throw my hands up! LOL I wouldn't make a good ball player. I love the differences in people! Would you want only brown bids, or roan horses? Only white dogs or gray kittens? No! Variety really is the spice of life. I don't want to look like everyone else!        Best Selling Author of Son of My Soul - The Adoption of , A Very Special Child - An Adoption Story - co-author Jesus Gandhi Oma Mae "; scribe for Bullfrog Catcher http://www.DebraShiveleyWelch.netI firmly believe that I have received the same child I was meant to receive whether I gave birth or adopted. The same soul, the same entity was meant to be mine from the beginning of time. Debra Shiveley Welch "A Very Special Child"

-- Re: Re: Hello

Anybody see that now people are going to surgeons to have their eye color changed?? It was on a show called The Doctors. A person with heterochromia had dye injected to his eye to match the color of his other eye. One guy went from brown to blue eyes. It was amazing yet why would you ever want to do that?? The risks are so high to something going wrong and ending up blind. Plus these people are traveling to third wprld countries to have it done. As most people on here, I embrace the uniqueness that was given to me!

On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 8:20 AM, dkroopsbcglobal (DOT) net <dkroopsbcglobal (DOT) net> wrote:

Hi !!!I completly agree with enjoying the eyes GOD gave you because you are unique and part of a very special group!!! My eyes are blue, but my right eye is mostly brown about 3/4 of it. I was also born with my eyes this way.I was never made fun of because of my eyes, but get alot of "did you know your eye is a different color?" I just tell them it is my birthmark. Or I get "I used to have a dog that had different colored eyes" But basically everyone who notices, think my eyes are amazing!!! Keep in touch!!!Debbie

>> My name is , I live in the UK, and i've stumbled across this group> through a random google search.> > I have one green eye and one brown eye that has a bit of green at the> top (imagine Jane Seymour's eyes, but the opposite way around). I> completely forget about it most of the time, and wonder why (some)> people stare.> > In primary and high school kids made comments, but never enough to> really bother me. Everyone is picked on at some point during school,> and my eyes just happened to be an obvious difference.> > The general consensus is that it is very cool. I constantly get> compared to Bowie, which even though he is very cool [b-)] , is > not much of a compliment to me! I find myself correcting them, pointing> out that I was born with mine. But people remain fascinated.> > One girl even went as far as buying coloured contact lenses and wearing> just one, in order to 'fake' different coloured eyes.> > So love them! They are special, in the best possible way, and anybody> that has anything negative to say is just jealous because their eyes are> bog-standard-boring! []>

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