How does anyone survive the time between medical school and residency financially lmao??? Why does everyone say just take out a relocation loan, etc??? That’s not the answer to this recurrent problem in the medical field
Also in the Alabama ruling on frozen embryos is this:
“Doctors must create just one embryo at a time. Each embryo, no matter how poor its quality, must be transferred. Only one embryo may be transferred at a time. If the cycle fails, the whole process must start all over again.
IVF patients would have to accept the transfer of a single low-quality embryo that is certain to fail—and to do so one embryo at a time. Each transfer requires months’ worth of expensive medication, including injectable, both before and after the procedure. And each failed cycle requires the patient to start all over again. Most states (including Alabama) do not require insurance to cover IVF, and each cycle can cost up to $30,000. This would force patients—the ones who can afford it—to undergo doomed, single-embryo transfers, one by one.”
If you know ANYONE who has been through IVF, you know exactly how fucking cruel this is.
Tell me you’re an immigrant without saying it 😂:
When I tell my parents that I’m interviewing this week at one of my dream programs and their response is: 🙏🏼👍🏼
@HouPublicWorks Looks like it just came back on! Hope the next time this happens, we can get a warning/ a better way to know when it will resolve. Thanks for your quick response, though! Much appreciated 😊
@HouPublicWorks our building in Montrose has had no running water for almost 24 hours now. Would appreciate some communication from the City of Houston on when we can expect this to resolve. We also couldn’t prepare for this because there was no warning. Please help!
@HouPublicWorks Yes, it has. They said that the only way to get updates would be to call them every 30 minutes. The last time I called, they said they didn’t have an estimate.
As #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth comes to a close, I am reminded of my mother’s work as a breast cancer researcher and that awareness must continue beyond October. Get screened and spread the word. Early detection can save lives.