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@ripleyesque Omg you people need to get off your phone when you watch the show Whitaker is a resident. They made multiple mentions and jokes about his new badge being late because he is a resident now

can we stop all this langdon vs santos bs and someone tell me how was javadi presenting to whitaker? he’s an intern and “interns always present first” so… huh?

@AlmtyChcknPoo @rrriot_kitty @JennaFights4You It literally is what you said though

@rrriot_kitty @JennaFights4You Yup that's EXACTLY what I said 💀

🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍⚧️ My OB/GYN was kind enough to list out her reasons as to why a trans woman should see an OB/GYN. This is for the numerous transphobes and TERFs who say we are "stealing appointment time from REAL women" or "why not see a urologist?" Here's what she gave me, 1. Neovaginal care is real medical care. Doctors monitor tissue health, healing, scarring, and issues like narrowing or irritation over time. 2. Infections Trans women can experience bacterial or yeast infections, along with general irritation or discharge that needs evaluation. 3. STI Screening HIV, HPV, gonorrhea, chlamydia, etc, are still risks for trans women just as they are for anyone else who is sexually active. 4. Cancer screening Although there is no cervix, the tissue used to create a neovagina can still develop abnormalities and, in rare cases, cancer. 5. Pelvic Floor Health Surgery changes anatomy, and that can affect muscles, urinary function, and comfort during sex. 6. Sexual Health and Comfort Pain, dryness, and changes in sensation are all valid medical concerns, not just "something to live with." 7. Long-Term Surgical Follow-Up Even years later, things like scarring, structural changes, or rare complications can come up. 8. Hormones Hormones affect genital tissue. And OB/GYNs can often help monitor how estrogen affects tissue health. Additionally, they can prescribe hormone replacement therapy. The point is really simple. A trans woman doesn't require a uterus in order to see an OB/GYN. She benefits from seeing one because she has a body that deserves competent, specialized medical care. This isn't complicated. It's just healthcare.

@thesunbutch She's a good doctor, but would clearly do better in a different area or specialty where she can dedicate higher levels of time and attention on patients

@thesunbutch And in terms of her teaching role as a resident, she's nowhere near the level of Langdon or McKay. She failed to monitor Ogalvie, and in S1 made a bad patient call and then stood by silently while Langdon screamed at Santos, letting her take the blame for it

samira struggling to get a letter of recommendation for her fellowship in s2 while robby wrote one for langdon in s1 without him even asking for it… instead he’s belittling her as if she doesn’t belong here, just bec she had ONE panic attack despite having proven herself already

@DaltonHotTakes @Ferd_Turgeson Real ID also isn't sufficient to prove citizenship under the SAVE Act, only Enhanced Real ID, which is only available in five states, and even in those states most people getting their Real ID didn't opt for the enhanced version because it cost more money

@Ferd_Turgeson I literally voted with my drivers license last year. Plus with Real ID being required to fly now more people have them. The only reason you wouldn’t want this is because your voter base isn’t legally allowed to vote.

incredible

@alibrooke4ever I thought that at first, but that wouldn't explain why he would refuse even a local lidocaine injection

i mean i didn’t catch the bracelet but i assumed he was in recovery cause why else would you turn down pain meds for something that painful lol

@lukeisamazing @mustachetoilet That was a reference to his addiction, not stealing medication. They don't know about him stealing medication

@mustachetoilet Whitaker says something along the lines of “I’d better get those meds out of the locked cabinet” instead of Langdon then looks at Perlah who gives him the stink eye to chill. if the nurses know, everyone knows. and Garcia absolutely does given how often Santos brings it up

it wouldn’t end his career, oh my god! it’s also clear that a lot more than 3 ppl know about him stealing meds bc Whitaker made an offhand comment about it and Perlah knew, which means Princess does too, not to mention Garcia who doesn’t care (which is how most docs would react)

@0laribiwa *Loud incorrect buzzer* There was no concept of "divorce" in this society. Tyrion and Sansa never consummated their marriage, so it was never legally a valid marriage. And they did specifically mention this when she married Ramsay.

Scriptwriters kind of forgot there was no divorce so Tyrion is now (also) King in the North

@hcap07 @musings_blonde There absolutely is a reason, and the reason is that he's a parent too

@musings_blonde There is absolutely NO reason for a man who works full time to get up in the night disrupting his sleep. If you need help at night, call your mom to stay with you!

Every time my sister’s baby woke at night, her husband got up, changed the diaper, and handed the baby to her to nurse. It worked for them. After my son was born, it became clear my husband was not built for middle-of-the-night duty. From 12–5:30 a.m., I was on my own. But every morning he took the baby, let me sleep, and had hot coffee waiting when I woke up. That worked for us. There’s no one-size-fits-all in parenting, despite what 𝕏 discourse would have you believe.

@sp4rkl3jumpr0p3 Bad news babe...it's still you bbc.com/news/world-eur…

When you’re British and on holiday abroad and you hear an American it’s jarring but it also fills you with a sense of relief because you know on this occasion you aren’t the most hated tourist in the room

Against Iranian schoolgirls?

@AllyJKiss New York is projected to get a record setting blizzard. Trust me, the sanitation workers will be able to get all the overtime they want

🚨What I believe Zohran Mamdani’s really doing is robbing current hardworking sanitation employees from receiving overtime/snow duty pay by hiring per diem “Emergency Snow Shovelers.”

@beabrinabluu @waveys2007 @guaxikeenan Probably because you're falling for propaganda that is completely false. Next time you read something about the US that sounds bizarre, try doing a quick fact check before just believing it without question

@waveys2007 @guaxikeenan Tudo que vejo desse país é completamente bizarro

Para quem não sabe, Alysa, assim como seus cinco irmãos, são frutos da barriga de aluguel. O pai dela acreditava a que a mistura entre caucasianos (brancos) e asiáticos daria a ele uma genética superior. Alysa nunca estudou em uma escola presencial, ela passou toda a vida focada+

@waveys2007 @guaxikeenan This is not true. The "specific characteristics" they screen embryos for are genetic disorders. People in the US do not pick the height and eye color of children born through IVF.

@guaxikeenan Cara, isso existe muito nos EUA. Aqui temos lei que impeça os pais de escolherem um embrião que corresponda alguma característica específica, mas no EUA não. É muito comum os casais escolherem cor de pele, olhos, e até mesmo altura. Para você ter uma ideia,+

@fejloves This isn't something new though. That's exactly what they did in the first season. There were multiple patient arcs that lasted multiple episodes. The teen that OD'ed lasted pretty much the entire season, as did the mom with the son they thought was the active shooter.

they keep dragging out these cases is it a production budget thing or…

@transgreghouse He deserves a redemption, but he hasn't done or earned the redemption yet lol. It takes time and work to rebuild broken trust and repair relationships. I'm so confused as to why people are acting like just going to rehab should have fixed everything

like yes he deserves redemption but he also acted way out of line both things are true

as someone who used to steal opioids, I can tell you y'all are babying langdon way too much

@HotelRaleigh3 Saying "I'm glad you got the help you needed but I don't know if I trust you as a doctor" isn't unprofessional, it's honest and direct. Langdon responding emotionally and struggling focus/provide treatment to a patient is kind of proving that Robby's mistrust is well founded

@HotelRaleigh3 He did remain professional. Professionalism doesn't mean coddling or hand-holding. If anything, Langdon was unprofessional. Robby was clear with him that he didn't want to have a conversation or for Langdon to do his making amends and Langdon did it anyway.

quite a delicious undercurrent of hypocrisy flowing through............ #thepitt