Yes/no Sir/Miss Mensah, etc ✅
Dr. Michael 🙄❌
Dr. Mensah/ Michael ✅
Please thank you ❌
Thank you Sir/Miss Mensah, etc ✅
I will kindly revert ❌
I will revert Sir/Miss Mensah, etc ✅
Please I am fine ❌
I an fine Sir/Miss Mensah, etc ✅
Oversabi respect vrs correct English grammar
Please good morning❌
Good morning Sir/Miss Mensah,etc ✅
Kindly noted ❌
Well noted Sir/Mad/Miss Mensah, etc✅
Yes pls, no pls❌❌(this is actually rude)
It’s sad a Nigerian Doctor was murdered whiles performing his duties by patient relatives and it’s not even trending, if he had done something unethical or had been negligent it would have been news. I remember as a house officer when a patient’s relative brought a gun to the ER
Yes. It’s called takotsubo cardiomyopathy. An enlargement of the heart with chest pain caused by a sudden physical or emotional stress resulting in a rapid weakening of your heart muscle.
I’m watching sex education and I have a question,
When you get your heart broken you actually feel the pains in your chest? Your heart actually hurts? Literally hurts?
When I said my class, I meant my graduating class of medical doctors in the country- across universities. I don’t have specialist class mate is what I’m saying. My shakarra is tight like that 🤣
Cheers to being the youngest Psychiatrist in Ghana and the first specialist from my class. Being the first born means learning to set the pace. I’ve set the pace. Now u may follow 🙃
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He walked into the Psychiatric clinic alone, looking well. Worried, anxious but physically well.
He was a young man who was single, had been in final year in the University for 2 years and spent 2 years in third year. He was a Muslim who lived alone in a suburb of Accra.
I saw a ghost today.
It was unbelievable but real.
I hate to tell the story because it scared me to the marrow.
It scared me when the old man called me by a name which wasn't mine.
But I answered him anyways because something told me the call was for me.
So painful how many lives we lose everyday because there’s no structure in our health system. Polyclinic is there but people will go to the main hospital for care. Eventually, there’s a shortage in amenities for emergencies that need them. A man died on my watch a few days ago...