@juliaioffe@washingtonpost I don’t think I read ten books this year but yours was my favourite. I loved the parts about your own family history and kept checking maps to see how closely their stories intersected with my own ancestors.
@bentgordon@dieworkwear I guess if people find chaffing, snot rockets and debating the best way to pee in your tri suit while cycling is sexy, we should try not to judge them? (I joined a triathlon club in grad school to make friends. I did not meet my husband there 😂)
@TheSpec I find this unsurprising as my child was home sick from school about the same amount of time last year. Barring a large investment in better ventilation and air filtration, I doubt this will change.
@Daisybelll@1goodtern There were several articles in the Spectator (local newspaper) but they are behind a paywall so I haven’t read them. I think the inquiry is still ongoing, and no conclusions as to the cause(s) of the deaths and near misses have yet been drawn.
@DrLauraSKh @cjdenial I randomly found this book in a little library and loved it. Scrolled through this thread to see if someone had already mentioned it! I hope this project comes to fruition.
@JESmith11297695@DrGorfinkel I’m 40 and my yellow card says I got my second MMR shot in 1996 as part of a provincial reimmunization campaign. I also grew up in Ontario. Guessing this is when public health realized 2 doses were needed.
@csmls Developing sound professional judgement takes time, asking questions, learning from mistakes and a healthy balance of confidence and humility. Reduce interprofessional conflict by polishing your phone manners and communication skills.
@FromPhDtoLife Ugh. Definitely before the point that you panic, overreact and end up in a different but equally unsuitable career! And beware of all enterprises that require more school.
@medlabscholar May not be relevant to all placements but...If you're introverted make a coping plan for having to meet and work with new people and varying expectations daily/weekly. This exhausted me during my placement and impacted my ability to learn.
Harbouring prejudice feels crappy, but I know this war can end and that things can change for the better again too. But I'll pass on the blini for now, thanks.
Some thoughts that are important to me for my tiny group of followers. I'm a member of the Ukrainian diaspora in Canada. My great grandparents emigrated ca. 1900 and ca 1920. While I have an Irish last name and barely speak Ukrainian, it's an important part of my identity.
Prior to the war, I happily visited the Russian pavilion at Heritage days and even wistfully planned on travelling across Russia by train before heading by rail into China or maybe taking a ferry to Japan, but things have changed.