Comments for Homemaker, MD http://homemakermd.com Discussing the Christian walk, the making of a home, family, medicine and Christian ethics, and the creative life in general Sat, 03 Apr 2010 17:54:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ Comment on Should a Christian woman who desires a family become a physician? by Trip http://homemakermd.com/2009/12/12/should-a-christian-woman-desiring-a-family-become-a-physician/#comment-69 Trip Sat, 03 Apr 2010 17:54:02 +0000 http://homemakermd.com/?p=70#comment-69 Thanks so much for having this blog. I really have been torn between choosing a career in medicine and choosing to be a stay at home mom when I have children. I went to bed last night devasted by the fact that I will have to put my career on hold to have children, be a mom, wife, ect. I prayed asking God to show me what is His will for my life and bam! Here I land on this blog. This morning. Talk about quick response! Both my husband and I are preparing for medical school. I am 28 and married just under two years... I was really considering a career as a doctor vs a husband and children. Husband can go.....a spirit obviously not of God. After reading this blog I am really rethinking that path and considering if this desire is God's or mine. This blog has allowed me too see what my life might look like 10 years from now, and you touched on so many important issues. I am thankful to have been led to this blog. Thanks again. Thanks so much for having this blog. I really have been torn between choosing a career in medicine and choosing to be a stay at home mom when I have children. I went to bed last night devasted by the fact that I will have to put my career on hold to have children, be a mom, wife, ect. I prayed asking God to show me what is His will for my life and bam! Here I land on this blog. This morning. Talk about quick response! Both my husband and I are preparing for medical school. I am 28 and married just under two years… I was really considering a career as a doctor vs a husband and children. Husband can go…..a spirit obviously not of God. After reading this blog I am really rethinking that path and considering if this desire is God’s or mine. This blog has allowed me too see what my life might look like 10 years from now, and you touched on so many important issues. I am thankful to have been led to this blog. Thanks again.

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]]> Comment on A matter of Conscience by millionmilejourney http://homemakermd.com/2010/03/23/188/#comment-67 millionmilejourney Sat, 27 Mar 2010 06:50:55 +0000 http://homemakermd.com/?p=188#comment-67 Are we becoming a society without a conscience? There is a strong trend in this direction. Look at this blog http://livegenerously.wordpress.com/2010/03/10/how-should-christians-die/ by a young seminary student who suggests that if you are "old and the doctor says you are dying" give up your right to medical care and medical funding so that it goes to the young. It's interesting how costs (money) has been one of the repeated arguments for the health care bill. This has been the key argument not conscience. Politically correctness is slowly replacing conscience. What I find interesting is how nations that have adopted universal health care are now running out of money for research and care. Up until now the majority of medical research in this country has been funded by private industry not government. It is amazing how quickly individual rights of the poor, weak, unborn, and political incorrect will disappear with the stroke of a pen and the lack of conscience. I'm afraid that as long as Judio-Christian core values are removed and replaced we will end up with nation (society} without a conscience. Are we becoming a society without a conscience? There is a strong trend in this direction. Look at this blog http://livegenerously.wordpress.com/2010/03/10/how-should-christians-die/ by a young seminary student who suggests that if you are “old and the doctor says you are dying” give up your right to medical care and medical funding so that it goes to the young. It’s interesting how costs (money) has been one of the repeated arguments for the health care bill. This has been the key argument not conscience. Politically correctness is slowly replacing conscience. What I find interesting is how nations that have adopted universal health care are now running out of money for research and care. Up until now the majority of medical research in this country has been funded by private industry not government. It is amazing how quickly individual rights of the poor, weak, unborn, and political incorrect will disappear with the stroke of a pen and the lack of conscience. I’m afraid that as long as Judio-Christian core values are removed and replaced we will end up with nation (society} without a conscience.

]]> Comment on About by Anonymous http://homemakermd.com/about/#comment-66 Anonymous Fri, 26 Mar 2010 23:45:24 +0000 #comment-66 Thank you for your blog! It so ministers to my heart. Thank you for your blog! It so ministers to my heart.

]]> Comment on Obvious proof of global warming… by TulipGirl http://homemakermd.com/2010/02/15/obvious-proof-of-global-warming/#comment-56 TulipGirl Wed, 17 Feb 2010 01:35:32 +0000 http://homemakermd.com/?p=180#comment-56 Beautiful pics. . . Beautiful pics. . .

]]> Comment on Sanctity of Life, the Human Embryo, and Skin Cream by Katherine http://homemakermd.com/2010/01/23/sanctity-of-life-the-human-embryo-and-skin-cream/#comment-55 Katherine Mon, 08 Feb 2010 16:14:05 +0000 http://homemakermd.com/?p=174#comment-55 Hi, I am starting pre-med this fall, and I'm enjoying reading your posts so much that you've received the sunshine award! :) http://firstseekhim.blogspot.com/2010/02/award.html Hi, I am starting pre-med this fall, and I’m enjoying reading your posts so much that you’ve received the sunshine award! :) http://firstseekhim.blogspot.com/2010/02/award.html

]]> Comment on Sanctity of Life, the Human Embryo, and Skin Cream by Homemaker, MD http://homemakermd.com/2010/01/23/sanctity-of-life-the-human-embryo-and-skin-cream/#comment-45 Homemaker, MD Tue, 26 Jan 2010 01:51:31 +0000 http://homemakermd.com/?p=174#comment-45 That is so sad! I've also heard of people dying before they could have them implanted, and their embryos being left frozen indefinitly. It's a troubling situation. That is so sad! I’ve also heard of people dying before they could have them implanted, and their embryos being left frozen indefinitly. It’s a troubling situation.

]]> Comment on Sanctity of Life, the Human Embryo, and Skin Cream by C http://homemakermd.com/2010/01/23/sanctity-of-life-the-human-embryo-and-skin-cream/#comment-43 C Mon, 25 Jan 2010 02:34:44 +0000 http://homemakermd.com/?p=174#comment-43 I have a case right now where husband has left wife and young child for another woman. They have six embryos in storage. Thorny situation. She wants them, will pay for them, will cut him free of responsibility. He says "no." Shame. C I have a case right now where husband has left wife and young child for another woman. They have six embryos in storage. Thorny situation. She wants them, will pay for them, will cut him free of responsibility. He says “no.” Shame. C

]]> Comment on International Night: North African stories and a fantastic Moroccan recipe by Vicki (stickhorsecowgirl) http://homemakermd.com/2010/01/19/international-night-north-african-stories-and-a-fantastic-moroccan-recipe/#comment-41 Vicki (stickhorsecowgirl) Sat, 23 Jan 2010 04:54:16 +0000 http://homemakermd.com/?p=169#comment-41 This dish looks wonderful! I will definitely try it soon! Thanks for sharing about "international night" also. V. This dish looks wonderful! I will definitely try it soon! Thanks for sharing about “international night” also. V.

]]> Comment on Book Review: Healing Sands by Nancy Rue and Stephen Arterburn by Todd Stepp http://homemakermd.com/2009/12/19/book-review-healing-sands-by-nancy-rue-and-stephen-arterburn/#comment-40 Todd Stepp Wed, 20 Jan 2010 21:03:49 +0000 http://homemakermd.com/?p=111#comment-40 Hi Sarah Happy New Year to you! I trust you are having an enjoyable day. My name is Todd Stepp and I work for BooksChristian.com, here in Franklin, TN. We are a Christian owned & operated company that sells over 200,000 Christian products. I have homemakermd.com/ and have noticed that you post book reviews on your blog. I wanted to see if you would be interested in partnering with us, enabling visitors to your blog to purchase books that you review, as well as other books that you may suggest to them (books of the day etc.). In return we would pay you 9% on every sale made. There is very little work that would need to be done on your end, as we provide all the tools to create links and codes that you can post on your blog. I would love to discuss this further with you at your earliest convenience. I look forward to hearing from you! Regards, Todd Stepp -- todd stepp bookschristian e: todd.stepp@bookschristian.com p: 615.497.9808 aim: mctoddstepp Hi Sarah

Happy New Year to you! I trust you are having an enjoyable day. My name is Todd Stepp and I work for BooksChristian.com, here in Franklin, TN. We are a Christian owned & operated company that sells over 200,000 Christian products.

I have homemakermd.com/ and have noticed that you post book reviews on your blog. I wanted to see if you would be interested in partnering with us, enabling visitors to your blog to purchase books that you review, as well as other books that you may suggest to them (books of the day etc.). In return we would pay you 9% on every sale made. There is very little work that would need to be done on your end, as we provide all the tools to create links and codes that you can post on your blog.

I would love to discuss this further with you at your earliest convenience. I look forward to hearing from you!

Regards,

Todd Stepp

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