New role call for TN folks

[crogers]

Heather:

Actually I do not still teach. After my husband and I were married (about 4 1/2 years ago), I went back to college to get my Master's degree- and I've been here doing the Resident Director position since then. I am an RD over the married housing here, so I have a little bit of a professional outlet but quite a bit of time to spend at home with Lillian which I LOVE[:D]
Anyway- I plan to go back eventually- but probably when Lillian (and possibly my next one- if/when we get pregnant again) reaches school age. We'll see.

Anyway, hope you all are doing well today! Have a great weekend and enjoy the BEAUTIFUL leaves:-)

[lyndsey]

Ooops! I didn't see this one. :) I live in Knoxville and plan on living here for the rest of my life. I moved to Tennessee in Dec of '97 but I lived in Middle Tennessee, in Clarksville on the border of Kentucky. I met my husband there and we lived in Clarksville until Christmas of 2003. Hoping to meet some of you at some point!

[jgiles]

I live in the Chattanooga area. My son Carter was born at 34 weeks due to preeclampsia - HELLP. Cara, I see your daughter was born on Dec. 22, 2004. Carter was born on Dec. 21, 2004. Were you at Erlanger?

[crogers]

Jennifer:

Yes, I was...I had to be transported there from my home town of Cleveland....were you? If so, that would be kind of crazy that we would have been there at the same time[:)]

[emlance]

I live in Hendersonville (outside of Nashville). My son Zach was born at 36 wks due to PE-HEELP after 2 wks bedrest and emergancy induction. He idd great though and didn't even have to go to the NICU. He is our one and only but I also have thyroid problems and found this site researching that & found the connection to autoimmune problems. Very helpful info here!