Replying to @clhubes
Yes! In my dreams I’m married to someone and they are fine but I have a nagging feeling there’s someone better out there, and then I wake up and remember my wife ❤️
Harriet Feldman
1,718 posts
Harriet Feldman
@HattyFeldman
Psychiatrist holidaying in the ivory tower. Moderately well kempt, killer of plants, good enough mother. South Eastern PTC rep.
Oxford
Joined October 2019
- Replying to @BadMedicalTakesThis is not entirely nonsense. People with 2 X chromosomes can sometimes carry two slightly different copies of one of the cone pigment genes, theoretically giving another dimension of colour perception. /1
- If anyone else is pretty horrified at what's happening to the doctor at the centre of the changing room row, please do send her a message of support here:
- Replying to @timricketts_ and @amateuradam25 minutes to log in to a computer
- Replying to @JuliaIsobelAMe: So your ‘lungs’ are in your chest and they get oxygen to your body in a process called ‘breathing’ My patient: I’m an ITU nurse
- Donations coming in steadily, presume the transphobic hate is actually spreading the word about the crowdfunder 😊If anyone else is pretty horrified at what's happening to the doctor at the centre of the changing room row, please do send her a message of support here: crowdfunder.co.uk/p/love-and-tre…
- As a medical profession, we are transphobic. We ignore the real harm done to trans people by care delayed and denied every day, because our systems cannot acknowledge that someone can be assuredly, happily trans.You’re unable to view this Post because this account owner limits who can view their Posts. Learn more
- Replying to @parthaskarSome of us got our PhDs pre med school and nonetheless managed to wait until the GMC number came through before calling ourselves ‘Dr’ in a medical setting
- Replying to @ProfRobHowardOur resident doctors, who have gone through considerable personal sacrifice to qualify to work in the NHS, deserve to have the prospect of career progression. In the absence of a massive increase in training numbers, this seems a necessary policy.
- I'm sure there are excellent private psychologists out there, but today I am furious for my not particularly weathly patient who used £1500 of inheritence money to pay for private therapy, in a modality which completely lacks an evidence base in the difficulties he is having.
- Replying to @mstotty88The difference is, if someone messes with your rota or placements, you go to the gym and see your friends less. If someone messes with mine, I can’t sort childcare and drop out of training. And the motherhood gap in pay and consultant numbers backs this up.
- Replying to @drphiliplee1 and @DrSdeGPREACH. My burnout was directly due to the amount of time I spent sorting out shit that someone without a professional registration had dumped on me.
- Replying to @DonnchadhaDYup because doctors are trained from day 1 to hold risk and live with uncertainty and the whole system collapses without that.
- Replying to @mevparekh"I want to work towards a system where the average doctor gives excellent care, and I think QI and governance are key to this."
