Husband, Dad, and pathologist at Eastern Carolina Pathology. College sports fan, including NC State and Wake Forest alma maters. Tweets are not medical advice.
@NCStateAlumni@NCState A wonderful event, highlighted by a chance to meet the only Chancellor I know who puts the T in our current hometown of Wilson, and also knows this alum's original home rural route of Vale, NC. This was a great event for the Wolfpack family.
@BretBaier Gosh Bret, can you help fix this? What is the role of a journalist in the midst of such a story? What is the role of an American in the midst of such a situation? From the apostle Paul, I pray for those with authority over us. God bless you and God bless this world
🏀 UNC Guard RJ Davis and NCSU Forward DJ Burns agree: Mt. Olive Pickle Juicers are the secret to a great game!
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🥒 64oz Pickle Juicers jugs are now available at your local grocery stores, including Harris Teeter!
Ok this is fun if you ask ChatGPT to give you more of something let’s just say it escalates quickly.
Here is the answer to what happens if you keep asking for more Pathology!
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Great to see and interact with all the wonderful residents and medical students #CAP23. We are so excited you are here! You are the future of Pathology! @Pathologists
Overwhelmed with gratitude to receive the #CAP23 Resident of the Year award. This journey has been a team effort, and I'm thankful to my incredible mentors, colleagues, friends and family who've shaped my path #grateful@Pathologists 🙏🏼🙏🏼😊
At #CAP23 Residents Forum I had the honor of speaking about building and leveraging your #pathologist community
This is truly about relationships. It is about putting your best self out in the world and not expecting anything in return. It’s about what you can give and not what you gain - and what I have found is that this can lead to the building of an immensely valuable community 🤝
There are many ways (and places) perforative relationships and unsuccessful networking happen, and these, sadly, can happen anywhere (at institutions, meetings, in person, and online) - Do we stop building communities in our lives because some superficial interactions don’t work out? Do we sit in silos and start letting negative voices win in real life? No, we don’t. We try to put good in the world and hope for the best.
Yes, some of our communities lead to us high-fiving each others successes and cheering each other on - an echo chamber of positivity — What would we rather have? People hating on each other or cheering each other on? The answer, to me, is pretty simple.
The choice of what communities you build, my friends, is all yours (ours) - don’t listen to the haters and build (and invest in) communities as you choose!
Today is Rare Disease Day, a day to raise awareness for the more than 300 million people living with a rare disease, like Grayson. It is my honor to love someone rare! #RareDiseaseDay2023