Reading the replies to this article all I could think was that the most unforgiving comments were from women.

Mrs Currier may very well be trying to tip the odds in her favor by asking for more time to pump-possibly but not likely.

I do know about test taking. If you don't know a subject, no amount of time in the world is going to make you pass a test on it. If she passes her medical exam it is because she knows her stuff.

Do people really think that if she did not know what do when a patient goes into cardiac arrest that the answer would magically come to her if she was sitting in a room somewhere pumping her milk?.

If she wants a day give her a day, as long as she has no access to study material. Give her a day, a week, a month even a year; it would make no difference whatsoever.

Stop being so hard on her because-as a mother of 30 kids-you would not have asked for the extra time on the test even if you had to breastfeed sextuplets.

I gave birth to 2 children and did not make a sound during natural labor with no epidural. Should I expect other woman to be just like me? Are the women who scream, as if her skin was being pulled off of them, cry babies because they don’t have my tolerance to pain?

Mrs. Currier has ADD and dyslexia. That is 2 major strikes against her. I know someone with dyslexia and it is not easy taking test or doing anything that requires writing. When he goes to apply for jobs it takes him on average 45 minutes to fill out the application. He sees the receptionists wondering what is wrong with him. It takes a toll on his self-esteem. Should someone like this not even bother looking for work?

Many of us instead of congratulating Mrs. Currier for making it so far in medical school, are finding reasons why she should not have been allowed to progress this far.

That is a shame! Now I know for sure that Hillary Clinton is never going to be president. Not as long as women have the attitude that no other women iare ever going to be as good as or as deserving as them.

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