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Penn State Pediatrics PGY-2! Moonlights as a pun factory, cat parent, and poetry aficionado! All tweets are my own! he/him/his
Katılım Ekim 2017
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Surgery attending keyboard.
Out of Context Human Race@NoContextHumans
Dad’s keyboard
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I tweeted this 8 years ago
“In 10 or so years” alright LOL
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Honestly Travis is me. He also has multiple tweets about loving naps and same.
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taylor swift in 2011: from when your brooklyn broke my skin and bones i’m a soldier who’s returning half her weight, and did the twin flame bruise paint you blue? just between us, did the love affair maim you too? travis kelce in 2011: i just gave a squirle a peice of bread
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I get so proud of my nicu babies when they PO instead of using their NG tube. Like go little rockstar!!!
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Presenting adult patients: “this is a 54y male presenting with shortness of breath”
Presenting peds patients: “this adorable little nugget is a 7 month old chonker. Poor buddy, his lungs got the zoomies, but he feels a little better after I gave him a sticker.”
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“Sometimes you need to love them from a distance.” - me online at 2 in the morning looking at lego sets
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A lot of ICU medicine is “don’t just do something, stand there” and I sometimes find that more fun than “don’t just stand there, do something”
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as a premed: cried with patients
as a med student: cried with patients
as a doctor: cried with patients
& always share & check in with my team. being human is a gift, a skill, and a necessity.
Laura Vater, MD, MPH@doclauravater
This work we do is not normal. It is not “normal” to tell a person they have a life-ending condition then walk into the next room as if all is fine. What are the aspects of your job that aren’t “normal”?
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I have a few tips for residency survival.
1) radical empathy
2) cognitive reframing
3) radical empathy for yourself
4) venting *privately* PRN when the above fails
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