that he would feast on it and grow

anna. 20s. she/her or they/them or other gender neutral pronouns. not gonna list a whole list of personal details just so you can find a way to be bigoted.

[psikonauti]

Diane Hoeptner (American,b.1965)

Black Kitten and WIldflowers

oil on panel

[unfamiliarsculptures]

Another shop update is in the works! Here’s a preview of a little blue dragon. It’ll be available Friday, May 22nd.

[tvarchive]

WIDOW'S BAY 1.07 → "Seasickness"

[jojordan-art-deactivated2025120]

[bebs-art-gallery]

The Swan (1915)

— by Hilma Af Klint

[accarol]

​the natural history museum in London.

[taiturner]

Stop making this about you. It's not about you! I'm sorry, but I am not the reason that you don't have any friends. It's because you're fucking insane. Okay? Your little party? It almost killed everyone. And now you've ruined book club.

WIDOW'S BAY, 1x08 "Your Baggage"

[sunshinevettel]

I told one person, they told everyone, and… and then I had to double down.But I swear to God,he came to my house that night, and I swear he's back.

[goodsirs]

Widow's Bay 1.08 "Your Baggage"

[lakeofsilverpike]

Just got to the episode with Santos and Langdon and the seizure patient. First, Langdon’s recommended is wrong. They’re at four minutes of seizure activity and have already given eight of lorazepam. Santos is right that at five minutes when you call this status epilepticus you need to give the anti-seizure medication. She suggests levetiracetam which is one of the first line options. She is completely correct in her knowledge of how to manage status, which is impressive for a new intern.

Langdon wants to keep giving benzos we assume because he knows that what the patient got was actually saline. Putting that horror aside for one second, his suggestion that they repeatedly give benzos and even intubate a patient in status prior to giving an anti-seizure medication is just wildly incorrect management.

Robby lets Langdon get away with continuing this incorrect management but another attending might not have and then the patient what, would never have gotten benzos at all? That’s insane to think about.

Which brings me to how shocking this is on a rewatch. Langdon is taking an action that could have killed or caused serious permanent cognitive impairment to this patient. Who knows how many patients have been harmed. The ED treats a whole lot of alcohol withdrawal which is treated with benzos and is potentially lethal if not treated correctly.

It’s completely understandable that Santos feels like she’s being gaslit when he’s welcomed back warmly. The problem isn’t the substance use disorder. The problem is his utter disregard for taking an action that might have killed patients. Robby too gets a lot of pushback for not welcoming Langdon warmly, but again he knows that Langdon stole drugs and could have harmed patients. And Langdon’s many apologies seem never to wrestle with the real moral failing of his, forever hiding behind addiction to not take responsibility for having possibly done real harm to numerous patients.

Side note that what happens to Langdon after season one wasn’t up to Robby but up to the residency program. And having seen many residents be allowed to graduate who truly should not practice medicine, it’s unsurprising that no serious action was taken.

[floweryttale]

Havana Rose Liu photographed by Chad Meyer.

[lizlemondyke]

it’s funny cuz it’s true

[twucknuts]

DabuQlu’DI’ yISuv!

“When threatened, fight!”

[frankiethebaron]

[kateammann]

Happy Pride Month!!! 🌈💕🌼✨

[minotauri]

nothing makes me go "ooooh we are NOT the same" quite like reading some post about how people talk with their parents about their interests. what do you mean you told your father about stevebucky. what do you mean he asked further questions

[minotauri]

"i sent this article to my relative" "mom & i were discussing dialectical materialism" you navigate the world with such a different set of parameters than i

[sluttynurse]

i do get the annoyance of everyone hyping up 6/10 horror movies but the truth is they have always been there and they are needed for the cinematic ecosystem