@rshawnm@nytimes If the NYTimes is reporting about the situation in Austria, it should be known that “osteopaths” there are not the same as “osteopathic physicians” in the US. I do agree, however, that distinction should have been made clear.
-a DO in rural Family Medicine/OB
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@DrSandman11 As a healthcare worker... once. I had mild symptoms start the day before I was supposed to fly out for a board exam. It was positive and I had to defer the test. 😢Then once when having a baby and once because I was going to visit my grandmother in the nursing home.
The #FridaMom ad got it right. Natural ≠ Easy. Every nursing/pumping mom has some of these same thoughts. The struggle is real. I cried literal tears. So good. Thank you. #normalizebreastfeeding
Second airplane trip with a nursing infant. First time using a #mamava pod. We enjoyed the relaxing privacy. Thank you @iah for providing this space for breastfeeding mamas.
@iLemmon I got married after I graduated and got my medical license. Therefore I am Dr. [maiden name]. However, I did change my name socially and legally so am also Mrs. [married name]. It’s a little confusing, but people in this day and age don’t have any problem understanding why.
Remember this: Your circumstances have changed but God’s character has not. He is still exactly who He has always been. And He will still do everything that He said He would! 🙌🏽
Right now over 80 doctors at Hopkins and at hospitals in China just finished a meeting via videoconferencing. The doctors in China taught us from their recent experience. They finished by praying for us.