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Hi, you've reached the private line of Addison Montgomery. If you're trying to reach me at my office, please hang up and dial (212) 305-2500, extension 5555. If not, leave a message and I'll get back to you as soon as my schedule and the baby allow. Thanks. -
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Hello, you've reached Dr. Addison Forbes Montgomery. If it's an emergency, please hang up and call 911. If you're trying to make an appointment and it can't wait, please press 1. This will direct you to the New York Presbyterian Neo-Natal Front Desk. Otherwise, please leave a message that includes your name, the date and time you called, and a ( Read more... ) -
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Addison paced the waiting room of the pediatrician's office at New York Presbyterian. She'd been kicked out of the room because Ben wouldn't calm down until she did, and she knew she wasn't going to any time soon. She shouldn't be acting like this, she's seen babies more sick than Ben before, but none of them have ever been hers. She fishes through ( Read more... ) -
theatrical_muse: Talk about politics.
My family is a mess in general, but if you sit us down around a table and have us talk about politics...it gets even worse.
Mom is a Republican, through-and-through. Money is the force behind everything she does, and unless it has to do with guns (she's afraid of them), she believes everything that comes out of John McCain's mouth. And she thinks ( Read more... ) -
justprompts: Talk about your relationship with your parents.
My parents. Oh boy.
When I was little, my mother and I were best friends. Our red hair matched and we liked the same colors. When my sister Lizzie was born, she was Daddy's girl, so I still had Mom all to myself. I was six when the twins were born, and Mom and Dad had to devote a lot of their time to them. When I was nine was when things really ( Read more... )