Fisayo Aturamu Adetunla

Ambivert| Doctor| Psychiatry Resident|A beautiful bundle of smiles| Wife| Mother| Writer @AskAwayHealth

[Nadia @thegenesisbl0ck]

Massaging my husband's scalp while he reads in bed. Not because I'm trying to be romantic, I just don't want him to go bald.

[AdeShola🦋 @adesh1624]

Oh yeah!

[Fisayo Aturamu Adetunla @Fisayomi]

@aproko_doctor ‘Brought forward phonmenon’

[Fisayo Aturamu Adetunla @Fisayomi]

@poetclem Thank you thank you!

[Bola Montana @thebolamontana]

Just saw this asooke style on IG😍 you guys are so creative!!!

[yinky the luminous @beyond_oyinkan]

I recreated this look by Wiederhoeft for a civil wedding.
#tellmewhaticannotdo

[Bukky baby @theOlubukolami_]

That sounds like a you problem

[Diary of a Female Surgery Resident @drhephzibah1]

As an undergraduate, I used to feel embarrassed that my mum visited me every single month, without fail.

Every second Saturday.

It felt like secondary school all over again.

She'd leave home. Travel two hours. Wait for me for a few minutes at the bus stop and I'd be late, forming busy.

Every single month.

She complained to my brother and he said she was "spoiling me"(Sorry Daddy Dee), but she never stopped coming.

I stopped feeling embarrassed in 400 level.

That year, I couldn't travel home for Christmas because of exams and it happened to be the period we always celebrated Dad's birthday together as a family.

That was his 60th.

So they all travelled down instead.

My whole family, celebrating my dad's 60th birthday in my tiny room on campus.

That was the moment it dawned on me: this was never something to be embarrassed about.

It was something to be proud of.

I truly couldn't have asked for a better family.

These people were handpicked for me.

Thank you for loving me so well. I don't take it for granted. ❤️

Who or what are you especially grateful for today?

#15DaysOfGratitudeChallenge #GratefulHeart #Family #DiaryOfAFemaleSurgicalResident

[Fisayo Aturamu Adetunla @Fisayomi]

@fisayomiiii 😂 I came to look for your tweets because I was like why I haven’t I seen your comments on the new season.

[Fisayo Aturamu Adetunla @Fisayomi]

@TgCafe I would definitely try this out. Thanks for sharing. Was that vegetable oil you coated the wrap with? What type of dip is that?

[Dante @Maverick_Jnr]

One step closer to the psychiatrist I've always wanted to become. 💙🧠 #Psychiatry #NHS #CoreTrainee

[Dagbananurse @dagbananurse]

Suddenly, it becomes common knowledge when it comes to healthcare.

But when it comes to your millions, you are told to consult a lawyer with your consultation fee, hire a financial expert, and visit the bank with your tail between your legs if you have a problem with your money.

However, when a doctor asks for a consultation fee before seeing you, or you are told to open a folder at the hospital, or to follow the standard procedure, you are suddenly reminded that "no one forced you to study medicine or nursing and it’s your work, do it!."

That same opinion would never be raised against a lawyer, an engineer, a banker, or even a police officer.

Everyone suddenly has a voice and knows what’s best when it comes to the rights and welfare of healthcare workers. Everyone can take pride in what they do except doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and other HCWs.

It’s stinking hypocrisy, and an even more insane way to argue.

You studied, I studied. You are proud of what you became, but I can’t be. You can make money and aspire to excel, but when I do, I’m called egoistic and accused of forcing it down your throat.

eti sinwin mehn!!

[Chelan876 @mamachell]

Those toe taps are NO JOKE

[Eromosele @aeleo92]

… I am a Consultant now!🙃😂

[Eromosele @aeleo92]

… my CCT in the mail a few days ago and now on the speciality register!

6yrs of medical school (MBBS)
1yr of housemanship
1yr of NYSC
MSc in Psychology
GMPsS

3yrs Core Psychiatry Training
MRCPsych
6 months General Adult Psychiatry Training
3yrs Forensic Psychiatry Training

[Dr.A🌹 @DrA_001]

My toddler follows me around the house shouting, Mumayyyyyy!
Me: Yessssssss

Silence

Toddler: mumayyyyyy!
Me: Yesssssssss
And we go again😭

[Sai Ishaya @Sai_Ishaya_]

We really need to retire the habit of medics being condescending to patients online about healthcare-seeking behaviours, then instantly retreating to "it's just a joke" when they react. Clinical logic & triage protocols are essentially a foreign language to the general public; expecting them to perfectly navigate acuity is completely unreasonable.

There's a massive misconception that this is uniquely a Nigerian HMO issue. Even in the most heavily funded, advanced Western healthcare systems, non-urgent use of medical facilities is a constant, billion-dollar logistical challenge. It's a universal human behaviour, not some flaw in Akure.

The way to actually address resource strain is through systemic engagement: pushing hospital management for better triage pathways, renegotiating HMO structures, & driving public health education. Publicly humiliating paying adults does absolutely nothing to fix the infrastructure. What were you expecting?

Ultimately, the people walking through those doors are our colleagues, our neighbours, and our own relatives. If we want to improve medical literacy and properly manage resources, the biweekly HMO humiliation ritual is the last thing that will ever work. You also pay for services that you may be "misusing"; how do you want them to communicate this to you?

[Random Commento @randomcommento]

@ohremzel One comma separated love and violence😂

[Fæ4sho♡ @armageddon_luvr]

@ohremzel Did u by chance, ever trying to eat the kids? Her concern is concerning 😟🤣

[baby @babyrikss]

i just gbagaun-ed in front of my bf and he says “you know i’ve never asked to see your certificate before” 💀