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the american healthcare system is actually perfect if you’re a healthy person with no teeth or eyes
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What is it about depression that make showering such a chore.
The one thing that always makes you feel better is the one thing you can't be bothered with
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I didn't know Miss World was a thing still, but I've been watching how the French woman introduces herself for about half an hour
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Imagine a coworker/friend of yours needed CPR for 9 minutes in your office and then after your boss was like - take 5 minutes, everyone. and then get back to work.
That's basically what the NFL just tried to do. Total garbage.
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I took a month off med school for mental health
Took weeks off in residency for mental health
Took 2 months in fellowship for addiction tx
In 2019, I won Pediatric Faculty of the Year
We must stop conflating “taking time away from work” as a negative assessment of capability
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Hear me out:
An entire Disney+ show about Jimmy Woo just working weird cases in the MCU.
Like a fun X-Files.
Make it happen.
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you see, a hedge fund's job is to find something illegal, and do it at such a massive scale that it eventually becomes legal
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Gotta admit it’s really something to see Wall Streeters with a long history of treating our economy as a casino complain about a message board of posters also treating the market as a casino
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We still haven't grieved the pandemic. We just keep going and spiritually we are feeling the results of ignoring our trauma and disconnecting more and more.
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BPO Principal Cellist Roman Mekinulov and his daughter Talia are rooting for our @BuffaloBills today with their own rendition of “Shout!” 🎻
#GoBills! ❤️💙
#BillsMafia
I'm so nervous. I think I'm gonna puke. #BillsMafia #AFCChampionship #buffaLOVE #BuffaloBills #buffalovstheworld
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It makes them feel seen. I think there is something about having your hardship and suffering known by others – the sheer recognition of it – that alleviates, ever so slightly, the burden of carrying it alone.





















