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[spence922]

Hey fucktard. Yeah you. The one that decided to drink and drive. The one that forced me to tell a woman and her two young children that we did everything we could, but there was too much damage and their husband and father did not survive the surgery. Hope those after work cocktails were worth it you absolute douche.

I just...I hate everything right now. It has been an absolute shitfest of a shift, and we’ve lost 3 people so far in this shift and I’m just...I’m done. Except I can’t be done. So right now I’m sitting up on the roof on the helipad, trying to breathe. Waiting for my pager to go off, waiting for the next battle. Send me some good thoughts guys. Cause honestly I need them right now.

[lifes123]

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Welcome to Black Cloud Cases: Crazy Stories from my First Days as an Attending

It’s been about 8 months now of doing this on my own, and I’ve been employed in several different environments since then. The first place I got hired was with a locums group, and I travelled out to the middle of rural Appalachia to this little hospital group in an underserved area. The hospital was built by a surgeon back in the 70’s who brought all his buddies out to the middle of nowhere with…

Welcome to Black Cloud Cases: Crazy Stories from my First Days as an Attending

[thetinydocter]

First post! Getting ready for night shift with miss Mittens

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Emergency room doctors in the thick of the pandemic at Brown University use FITLY Towel to keep the cooties out when returning from work. We gave them 50% off to help and are extending the same to all for a limited time. Use code: TOW50% (valid on fitlyrun.com only - all but the blue model). We hope you’r all safe out there! . . . . . . . #cooties #waterprooftowel #emergencymedicine #erdoctor #brownuniversity #carseatprotector #carseattowel #covid_19 #bestdoctor #loveyourneighbor https://www.instagram.com/p/CFhjNqunMGq/?igshid=10ooflnqynvyp

[scientistdidwhat]

E.R. Doctor Frustrated By Family’s Request That He Enter the Home Nude During Coronavirus

The 70-year-old physician was heard in the hospital hallway complaining about his wife’s reaction to the global coronavirus pandemic. “And I said, “What if the guys see me?” and she was all like, “What guys?” First of all, Neighborhood Watch. Never understood that, and never seen them, so they must be good. Number two, people at Google Home. And besides, I like to keep a certain “je ne sais quoi,” around the missus. And that includes rarely taking off my scrub pants. She’s telling me she’s a vulnerable population because she has asthma. Come on! Everyone has asthma in this toxic shithole! Long story short, I’ve been sleeping in the garage.”

[1229journal]

Our first delivery of candles going to the Hackensack Meridian Medical Center’s ER Team. Thank you to our community for buying candles so we could gift these frontline workers. A very special thank you to our favorite ER doctor @mrsgoldworm for making this possible. . . . #staysafe #stayhealthy #healthcareworkers #erdoctor #onlyscentremains #scentforgood https://www.instagram.com/p/CAWHIAVATsZ/?igshid=1t33t5phrou08