She walks out after our visit. She leaves, turns back around, comes back.
“Pardon me,” she says, “I just need to thank you for making me comfortable to talk about my background. I feel like I’ve avoided sharing it with people. Thank you”.
We hug. She leaves.
This is why medicine.
@atatatstat@nephondemand@Gabby_Brauner27 And telling them that they can ask their nurse knows how to get ahold of the doctor if they have any other questions not connective?
At the very least, it takes 11 years of post-secondary education to become a physician. Wanting to be called Dr. isn't a ridiculous request (2/2)
@atatatstat@nephondemand@Gabby_Brauner27 It's a respect thing. My doctor is a friend, but when I'm seeing her as as a patient, I always use her title.
And patients expect to see the doctor every day when they're hospitalized. How is me introducing myself as Dr. Mburu, sitting down with them to give them an update (1/2)
@toughdog18 @Gabby_Brauner27 Because even after correcting them and making it clear I'm the doctor taking care of them, they won't use the correct name/title. But as others have said, that title and respect is automatically given to male physicians.
@SupernovaMomma The chills aren't as intense, but they're still there. Every time I see the clip. And then again when Cap says avengers assemble.
And like someone else said, it's mixed with sadness when I see Chadwick
@adhd_beans I'm likely not visualizing anything but the words while I'm reading.
But i would still rather read the book before the movie. Sometimes it feels like the visualization is a distraction from actually focusing on the book. (3/3)
@adhd_beans Will just "visualize' the words against nothingness/a black background. Sometimes I'll picture a faceless form doing the actions, but unless i assign a character a face (like if i saw the movie before reading the book, or a character reminds me of someone i know, (2/3)
Once it warmed up, i went for a walk around my neighborhood. Kept my head on a swivel when i realized how many Trump support signs and American flags there were.
I woke up yesterday morning, looked out my window and saw the neighbors had hung this flag on their children’s playground.
Pull up a seat, and join me, friends, for The Chronicles of Being Black in a Rich, White suburb
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@fambaam1@Emaperidol Most laymen think a resident isn't actually a physician, so I'll just keeping saying I'm that until I'm sure there isn't a more doctor-y doctor on the plane.
Idk where OP's confidence comes from, because med school beat that shit right out of me.
Looking up how to mute people/conversations/posts on twitter again because I can only read so many iterations of "doctors suck" when I come here to doom scroll.
It's like I'm coming to twitter to be kicked when I'm already down
@Korrinie @morganworker@adhdjesse Giving stimulants to someone with GAD causing symptoms of ADHD without ADHD can cause worsening anxiety and/or panic attacks.
It's def frustrating, but it's done for a reason. You go to the doctor to figure out what's wrong and treat the underlying issue, not just the symptoms.
@hearth_taro@adhdjesse It takes a couple to ruin it for everyone else. And its a government body that determines what is a controlled substance and what isn't. So some of this is because doctors have been burned trying to help a patient, and some of this is just the result of federal regulation.
@hearth_taro@adhdjesse Unfortunately, it's not imagined. In general,, a lot of rules are in place because someone tried to do the thing. I remember in gen chem, we weren't allowed to have water bottles or coffee mugs during tests because people were writing notes in the lids. (1/2)
@RozaRebelRouser @Pat_from_scarb @adhdjesse That's not something we choose not to do; I don't think we're allowed to prescribe nor than 1 months worth of a controlled substance. And you need to be evaluated every 3 months by your doctor, your doctor has to run a check to make sure you haven't gotten another prescription...
@StrategicResrch @adhdjesse And I think most studies just show more improvement in performance and mood/self-esteem with stimulants. But after doing some reading, I think Strattera may now be another first-line option? I'll have to look into that further. (3/3)
@StrategicResrch @adhdjesse Besides that, SSRI/SNRIs have a black box warning of increasing risk of suicidal ideation in people under 25. If someone has tried an SSRI/SNRI in the past and had that result, I'm not comfortable prescribing another med in those classes. I'm not sure what Psychiatrists do