It is the true teacher who leaves the class knowing they have learned the most.
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Prescribed benzos to control the tremors/seizure issues. They also put me on an anti-emetic anti-nausea drug that was also used to treat psychosis. I became sicker, #FEAR spread more, off of that I went. Sent home alone, my Mom in NJ said come. I was still under her insurance.
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As a very sensitive person who'd had plenty of trauma already as well as successes, #FEAR was not very frequent an emotion for me as I, as we can, somehow adapted to life and found focus in college, guitar, music, poetry, friendship and community. But the "virus" did not resolve.
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Thinking how I can be supportive, loving and kind at a time of great distress for all humanity. A memory of when in the 80s I was showing signs of serious medical illness after an acute "viral" infection which required hospitalization for treatment of tremors. But scarier? #FEAR
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Andy, You challenge an aging, high-risk medical patient's bladder. DAMN I Laughed at this. HARD.
And laughing still. Keep on keeping on you funny funny human!
#Humor #Borowitz #Narcissism newyorker.com/humor/borowitz… via @NewYorker
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To you as well. I fall under the Judaic "If necessary for life, fastinig and nutrition rules are suspendend." I am now receiving pre-made meals following the medical needs. I still can't eat much and I tend to avoid leavened foods. So no Matzo for me either. Grape juice I have! x
I believe this with all my intellect, heart and soul. It's happening to me and so many around the world. Proof? In the pudding, which is rich and sweet.
"[I]nfectious diseases across time have altered the outcomes of wars, inspired political reform, demolished revolutions, transformed entire societies’ relationships with God, and fundamentally changed the course of human history."
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Love to all, and if you find a frog in your soup - remember, it's the second plague of Egypt and as a Jew up out of Egypt during Passover, It seemed both relevant and to my deathbed humor, truly funny.
Be safe, be well, be healthy, be free.
#FridayMotivation #FridayThoughts ❤️
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Wonderful offerings for free learning via Class Central. Pushups for our brains help immunity! I'm interested in initiatives pandemic or not to offer free learning. A most empowering and honorable Web and App based ideas to have emerged in recent years!
classcentral.com/report/free…
Doctors are usually not medical scientists. They are often more lazy and stupid than patients and when face failure, run or blame. There is a belief here in the US that the patient has no authority when they work for us. They are also not in our beings. one size never fits all.
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OH no. I'm so sorry Chris. I have mourned more deeply for my dear anipals than some people. Loyalty and love and that joyous calm. . .I cry with you and send love xo/m
Preach it brother! Talk about fire in the hole... #GreedBreeds
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I love the grapefruit blossom specifically. But totally here for the sun and monsoons big-time too!
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I am in serious pain any day that isn't at leat 85F. How I tromped through Oslo was physical and light-related misery. I need sun, huge skies, dryer climates and when we do have storms, I hurt but nothing beats the smell of Arizona rain on creosote. And grapefruit blossoms. Ah!
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If u prefer FB, I enjoy socializing there myself. No love for them but that's the critical mass of lifelong fam and friends since childhood. Twitter was fun for me when 140 characters. It challenged my writing to be pointed and precise. Our Web community was focused herer too.
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I never hung out much there - some work related and social adventures in the metro area. Also, there's the ol' rivalry between our cities. Sports for one!
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