It’s my birthday! as tradition I’m donating to @RIPMedicalDebt because no one should suffer financially because they are sick. Let’s make it a game! For every like, I’ll add $1 and for every retweet I’ll add $5. (To be clear, I’m donating regardless, but this makes it fun!)
@JenaFriedman if you’re trying to stick it out, truly cannot recommend Silverettes more highly: https://t.co/lHMRZe9m5y - it’s ALSO okay not to stick it out. I ended up combo pumping, breastfeeding and formula to save my nips and sanity. wishing you, your nips & sanity the very best too❤️
We got tricked by science fiction into thinking a futuristic city is all about flying cars and crystal towers and hologram billboards but what it really looks like is nice apartment blocks, good mass transit, pedestrian zones with shade trees and safe bike lanes.
@dvasishtha We’re hiring two product designers (mid to lead) + have other roles across the org open @Collective - happy to chat with anyone interested in sticking in healthcare and working with a *fabulous* team ✨
Abortion is not just health care, it is a human right. Beyond infringing on bodily autonomy, there are conditions in pregnancy that result in death without safe abortion care. This is a calling for all in medicine to stand on the side of justice https://t.co/8FdGtvwI2L
Germany ended a Nazi-era ban on the advertisement of abortion services, a measure that had effectively criminalized doctors who provided information about the procedure. The vote came on the same day that Roe v. Wade was overturned in the U.S. https://t.co/D9fPFMMGq2
I’ve said it once, and I’ll say it a thousand times: The treatment for an ectopic pregnancy, a septic uterus, or a miscarriage that your body won’t release is abortion. If you can’t get those abortions, you die. You. Die.
Companies that have said they would cover travel expenses for employees who need abortions include Starbucks, Tesla, Yelp, Airbnb, Netflix, Patagonia, DoorDash, JPMorgan Chase, Levi Strauss & Co. and Reddit. https://t.co/7QGnu34x4H
Today's decision is a major step backward for public health. Reproductive health decisions – like all health decisions – should be made by patients and their health care providers. 1/7
I know of (early) pregnant women who've confided in me they're afraid to even visit a state that's outlawed abortion for any period of time. What if something happens and they need urgent care? Sometimes it's not an option to get on a plane.
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