Honestly upset they still don’t include an “I Voted 🇺🇸” sticker with my absentee ballot 😭 I voted for integrity, respect, women’s rights, hope for those the other side considers unworthy, the team whose goals most align with what I want for my family’s future.
@LindaDultz@UTSW_Surgery@ParklandTrauma Congrats! I tried to message you privately but can’t because of this silly app restrictions. I respectfully encourage you to reconsider sharing these fellows’ personal email and cell numbers. It feels ripe for future harassment and/or inappropriate means of communication.
@jeremyfaust As a self own, my fingers always, always, always type “eyebrown” instead of eyebrow and I know I do it and still have to go back and delete the n
@RodGerardo I’m so sorry, Rod. I cannot think of anyone more hard working and deserving of that shot than you. I trust you on my team and I’d trust you with my kid. I hope whatever is next brings peace and joy.
#WhereIsKate is alive, @hannahcrileyy got Hazel back, 10/10 wrap up to the stressful sagas of This Week on Twitter. Excellent work everyone except the scumbags at Nickelodeon who turned a blind eye to child abuse.
I’m just a parent trying to protect my infant from a debilitating, deadly, vaccine-preventable disease. The CDC has guidance 6mo+ in an area of active outbreak can get MMR <1y = MY KID. But county health won’t give it and the highest person I can talk to is a nursing supervisor.
@DrDmart120 @OUEmergencyMed @jgentgesdo @BoBurnsDO@drjeffgoodloe @ljanneck Sorry, I tried to message you privately but can’t. I’m so happy for you and your success. Respectfully, my concern is for the patient information on the screen in the background. For their sake, I hope you’ll crop/edit/reconsider the picture.
@RNSuperHero I think a lot of times, parents are just trying to lull them back to sleep with every intention to put them back in their own bed and they both fall asleep. Bad things happen. It’s not always parent thought they knew best. As both an ER resident and new mom x22 days, I get it.
I know pediatricians already do SO much and are vastly underpaid. I appreciate it would be another thing on their overflowing plate. I just see an existing point of contact that could save lives with a few more screening questions.
TW: postpartum depression
Possibly unpopular opinion: pediatricians should start asking parents about postpartum depression symptoms and concerns. They commonly see birthing parents twice before the standard 6w obgyn follow-up which could be too late.