Ishigami Senkinny

I think we as people who have periods should be able to expel it rapidly all at once like peeing. There's a whole untapped potential out there. I'd let it all go in the back of a police cruiser

hey so it’s march now aka the beginning of endometriosis awareness month and i feel obligated to remind you that debilitatingly painful periods are not normal. if you or someone you know is ending up sick or bedridden every month, you are not crazy and deserve medical attention from someone who will take you seriously

hey it’s march again let’s get this post circulating again

Psst, not getting rid of Senkinny anytime soon but wanted to mention here that my second hyperfixation is coming in strong and I really enjoy writing for Jax from TADC. If you're into that, check it out! My health has improved and I'm slowly back to doing the things I enjoy again.

I hate how practically all medical drama shows (except for ER, I like Cook County General) are set in ultra fancy well-funded research hospitals with the newest tech and set in urban/suburban areas, there should be one set at an underfunded rural hospital. People should see what it’s like to work at one of the hospitals that will be forced to shut down due to Medicare cuts. Fighting for the lives of the patients and fighting the crumbling building. The ceiling was collapsing in the local hospital while my grandma was hospitalized and it was so surreal and sad to have to go around puddles of water and plaster to get to her. Rural medicine is a very interesting field and there are a lot of doctors who have to fight everyday to give their patients care.

i hate hate hate the way fandoms at large interpret the found family trope. so often people seem to think it means just recreating the nuclear family structure with characters who aren’t related to each other, and shoving those characters into either a mom role, a dad role, or a child role. when really it's supposed to be about finding/building a support system outside that traditional model, and illustrating that sometimes that isn’t always the best model....aka the exact opposite of what people do.

Physical therapy is wild because they're always like "hey do this weird little movement" and you're like "hmm my brain doesn't seem to know how to activate that movement" and then they'll like trick your brain into doing it by making you do other movements first or making you resist against them moving you or some shit and your brain is like oooooh ✅ new movement unlocked. And then they tell you to do that movement 20 times a day and you do and it makes some part of your body you didn't even know was related hurt less. What the fuck.