Dr. Mary Claire Haver

A lot of sex.

A lot of sex.

A lot of sex.

Good for them.

Good for them.

Good for them.

They weren't shy about it. I would walk into the parents, make it out in the corner. Really? So mom and dad were restaurateurs. Oh, yes. They owned a Cajun restaurant. Yeah. We just called it food. You would call it Cajun. And it was a little more upscale. It was steaks and seafood. And I grew up in a big restaurant family. My grandparents, my aunts and uncles, most of my siblings.

They weren't shy about it. I would walk into the parents, make it out in the corner. Really? So mom and dad were restaurateurs. Oh, yes. They owned a Cajun restaurant. Yeah. We just called it food. You would call it Cajun. And it was a little more upscale. It was steaks and seafood. And I grew up in a big restaurant family. My grandparents, my aunts and uncles, most of my siblings.

They weren't shy about it. I would walk into the parents, make it out in the corner. Really? So mom and dad were restaurateurs. Oh, yes. They owned a Cajun restaurant. Yeah. We just called it food. You would call it Cajun. And it was a little more upscale. It was steaks and seafood. And I grew up in a big restaurant family. My grandparents, my aunts and uncles, most of my siblings.

They party a lot.

They party a lot.

They party a lot.

Lots of naps. Work the lunch shift, come home nap. Nap quotes.

Lots of naps. Work the lunch shift, come home nap. Nap quotes.

Lots of naps. Work the lunch shift, come home nap. Nap quotes.

It's a hard word.

It's a hard word.

It's a hard word.

Obstetrics, that is tricky. Obstetrics and gynecology. So in your third year in most traditional programs, first two years are just in classroom and you get a little taste of different things, but you're mostly just getting the basics down. And your last two years are out in the wards where you're in the hospital rotating and figuring out what you want to do.

Obstetrics, that is tricky. Obstetrics and gynecology. So in your third year in most traditional programs, first two years are just in classroom and you get a little taste of different things, but you're mostly just getting the basics down. And your last two years are out in the wards where you're in the hospital rotating and figuring out what you want to do.