E.D., not E.D.
Well, what can I tell you… Most of my posts recently have been rather heavy, and personal. I thought I would trot out another attempt at medical humor that (actually!) happened to me on the job. Everyday, before a Medical Assistant begins seeing patients, there’s a litany of things to take care of. Some mornings … Continue reading E.D., not E.D.
SUICIDE IS SERIOUS (but my cat is immortalized)
Well, I haven’t written anything in a while. I’ve been busy repairing myself, and working on another writing project. It was just published in the Seattle Times today! https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/mental-health/i-felt-disillusioned-abandoned-and-alone-a-medical-worker-on-why-mental-health-care-is-needed-in-the-field/ My mental health has greatly improved. And my cat is a life-saver. I’ll write a post again soon. Take care of yourselves! Suicide Prevention Hotline: 800-273-8255 … Continue reading SUICIDE IS SERIOUS (but my cat is immortalized)
HOOTER TALK: WITH JAIMERS AND ANDRICK
The EKG, female patients, and a male MA Hey everybody, In healthcare, there are, of course, procedures that are gender specific. That is, a woman will get a breast exam, while a male will get a prostate exam. For the most part, as patient comfort is paramount, a practitioner of the same gender as the … Continue reading HOOTER TALK: WITH JAIMERS AND ANDRICK
BROKEN DING-DONGS, HEARING AIDS, AND ONE MORE REASON TO HATE OUR GOVERNMENT
Hey everybody! It’s been a while. I thought it would be good to post again. I’ve got a little time; I’m on a medical leave right now to take care of a sudden and troublesome condition. I’m hoping to return to work in January. So, I’m using the time for research and writing. Good time … Continue reading BROKEN DING-DONGS, HEARING AIDS, AND ONE MORE REASON TO HATE OUR GOVERNMENT
GOOD-BYE BROWN EYES; YOUR STORY IS NOT OVER
BROWN EYES – 1997 I first met in her in mid-May, both of us in a strange place in a strange state of mind. Neither of us could adequately explain what brought us to that place, but her company there in that isolated pocket of sadness was an unexpected source of happiness, of companionship, and, … Continue reading GOOD-BYE BROWN EYES; YOUR STORY IS NOT OVER
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