*My dad and I talking about my mom*
Dad: I’ve known her longer than you.
Me: Well I’ve known her my whole life.
Dad: I’ve known her for the best part of mine.
😭❤️😭❤️
A couple of weeks ago we had an icebreaker during my graduate seminar and the question was "What is your irrational fear?" My answer was "hammerhead sharks". And today in class I walked in and saw this:
florida high school class president zander moricz was told by his school that they would cut his microphone if he said “gay” in his grad speech, so he replaced gay with “having curly hair.” i am in awe
*me looking for the person who encouraged my husband to become a nuclear electrician on a submarine without knowing that they work literally all the time :')*
appointment assuming we know more about a patient's body than they do. Patients should be actively involved in their diagnosis and treatment, and "Dr. Google" can absolutely help them. An educated patient is an empowered patient and we should encourage that.
My unpopular healthcare opinion: there is value in patients using "Dr. Google." We should encourage patients to be curious about their symptoms and to have an idea about what is going on with them. The doctor-patient relationship is a partnership and we can't go into an 1/2
6 months from today I’m packing whatever fits in my car and moving to WA and I am so excited to finally live under the same roof as cade and go hiking in the mountains and not have to study :’)