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@thisthingwithfeathers
Each one of these women has an amazing story to tell, but we know nothing about them. This history is hidden from us, because they are women of color.Â
Their names are Dr Anandibai Joshi, class of 1886; Dr Kei Okami, class of 1889; and Dr Sabat Islambooly, class of 1890.Â
Dr Joshi was the first Indian woman to earn an MD; her Wikipedia page has the broad details of her life story. She argued that she should go to medical school due to âa growing need for Hindu lady doctors in Indiaâ, and was apparently the only student with the stomach to last through a demonstration autopsy of an infant. She died of tuberculosis in 1887, aged just 21 years old, but was such a remarkable figure that her first biography was published in 1888; since then there have been multiple biographies, a novel, a play, and a Hindi serial about her life. Drexel University has quite a few more documents about her in their archives.
Dr Okami was the first Japanese woman to earn a degree in Western medicine from a Western university; she also has a Wikipedia page which gives an overview of her life. Among other things she was appointed to head the gynaecology unit at Jikei Hospital in Tokyo, but resigned after Emperor Meiji visited the hospital and refused to receive her because she was a woman.
Dr Islambooly is the least well-known; her life was mostly undocumented after she returned home to Syria as the countryâs first female physician. She was apparently a Kurdish Jewish woman who later moved to Cairo, where she died in 1941.
Hereâs an article about their medical school, mentioning some of the other pioneering women who attended it.
this is exactly the type of news i need in my life
McArthur-Burney Falls 9.1.17
I literally canât get myself to sit through movies that donât have women. Iâm like where the fuck are the women? Why are there so many men? This is boring as fuck goodbye
Even if itâs historically accurate?
as everyone knows, women were invented in 1990
So, here's my story and why we need you to help us save our relationship and possibly my partner's sanity and life My partner suffers from PTSD from a bad train accident when she was a child. After lots of therapy and healing, she had it under control, always was the best at school and went to m...
Hey guys,Â
I know I haven't been on for a while but things have been pretty hectic. Â One of the reasons why is stated above in this GoFundMe fundraising. My mother finally found out about me being LGBT and has basically thrown me out of my flat.
My partner is trying to help me but we can't make ends meet. I am currently on medical leave from med school and living with my wheelchair-bound father but I am having a really hard time coping with all the emotional and financial strains.Â
Please spread the word, and if you can give anything, anything at all, we're grateful for every minuscule bit.
Thank you so much!
Hiking is always the answer. Unless you have a knee injury. (at Golden British Columbia)
Michal Karcz Photography
The Polish artist Michal Karcz uses wonderfully photographic retouching to divert, change and transform his shots in landscapes from imaginary worlds. With a high quality, a broad selection of images is to be found in the following article.
Source:fubiz, pologne
My solitude doesnât depend on the presence or absence of people; on the contrary, I hate who steals my solitude without, in exchange, offering me true company.
Friedrich Nietzsche (via fyp-philosophy)
I learned this song (âDonât Let Us Get Sickâ by Warren Zevon) and am calling it my ode to night float.
Dear patients and staff,
Donât let us get sick.
Just make us play nice.
You maketh my spirit to shine.
Sincerely,
Monica
(Please excuse my leaving-for-work-in-10-mins garbage appearance. Just trying to keep it real.)
Neonatal blood pressure cuffs
So tiny! My best friend from nursing school is a NICU nurse and I have so much respect for those in that specialty.
My nicu let me keep mine from my son, itâs soooo tiny! I canât believe it ever fit him!
Omg what a cute idea! I should start giving them to families too!
I was a NICU baby and I have mine buried somewhere!
I feel like the actual size on these is lost in the original picture. So hereâs Barbie sporting a size two neonatal blood pressure cuff.Â
¥Feliz Cumpleaños, amiga!  @thisthingwithfeathers!
Youâre the sweetest @gedachtenextracten. Thank you so much, my friend!
This is so so cool. Pandas AND penguins? Day = made. =)
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Watch: When Mitt Romney makes the same points as John Oliver, you know shitâs gone south.
this is âthe villain helps the heroes take down a more evil villainâ trope come to life
*looks outside to see if pigs are flying*
if you told me a few years ago that Iâd be reblogging a gifset of Mitt Romney, agreeing with every word he said, I would NOT have believed you.
Fucking drag him Mitt