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I gotta tell you something. The other night at the Eastwood game, I was...struggling. And then, I heard someone singing. Elton John. I followed your voice through the tunnels. I saw you in the green room. Saying it out loud, I realize that sounds creepy, but...you were so, like, genuine, you know? Free. You centered me.
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Just ended my preclerk IM rotation yesterday and I had so much going on that I failed to keep tabs of my med school journaling.
Some of the stuff that happened:
learned how to enter census data
learned proper way of case reporting, ecg interpretation, radiograph and utz interpretation
witnessed my first code
did my first ever real patient chest compressions to help the nurses, supervised. 3-4 cycles and the pt's children decided to stop resus. i remember i was the one bagging. first time a patient expired in front of my eyes. actually, first time anyone ever expired in front of me.
cried
was able to see lesions of IE in real life
surprised myself by being able to come up with quick differentials based on PE which perceptor approved of
interviewed a pt with herpes zoster ophthalmicus and I'm not sure if i ever did get a varicella vax tho mom confirmed i did but was really scared? i never had chicken pox before 😬
saw the best of the best resident doctors and realized why they are the best
saw rude ones, can't fathom how they're in the same dept
apologized to pt for how the rude ones acted (bcs i was the one tagging along them when the 'rudeness' happened)
saw pts ho have almost all family members on bedside, taking care of them
saw pts who are alone for days already, some because their family couldn't afford to travel to where the provincial hospital is
interviewed married men who confirmed they had high risk sexual behaviors/affairs
saw a female stroke patient w/o verbal response who presented with right sided weakness (couldn't lift their arm), move their right hand slowly, scan her bedside, until she reached his husband's hand for him to hold hers.
there is actually still a loooot to unpack but i guess I'll do that when i have the time 💯🩺
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today will go down in gay cinema history
Cassie McKay, who thinks there is something wrong with herself because she can't remember the last time she cried.
Cassie McKay, who offered strength and comfort to a dying woman nearly her own age.
Cassie McKay, who went out of her way to share a vulnerable moment with Langdon when she saw he was struggling.
Cassie McKay, who dragged Ogilvie across the street so she could teach him a lesson about empathy, and who did it with respect, so that he could actually learn it.
Cassie McKay, who saw exactly what Robby was doing and called him on it in a gentle and kind way, despite the fact that he tried to humiliate her in front of her peers.
Cassie McKay, who never passes up an opportunity to learn, regardless of who it is from.
Cassie McKay, who was completely shocked by Santos's callous attitude towards their patients, but who saw this as the coping mechanism that it is, and decided to leave it alone.
Let's hear it for Cassie McKay.
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OMG! I just saw this in r/ThePitt on Reddit.
how i love the hyperfixation of this fandom. as someone who had wished someone had done this i can't express how happy i am!!!
+ i really wish i could learn how to code so i can do amazing stuff like this. ppl with creative tech skills are so so cool to me!
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04.05.26.
just before the holy week ends and after endless cursing why it has to and why i need to study for tomorrow's BLS & ACLS sims training during the holidays....
I needed to perform my first Heimlich maneuver today irl and saved my grandpa's life 😭😭😭
istg God has humor????
also, it felt great???? helpMmm
Let's play a game. In front of you are three characters, all whom have overlapping and comperable levels of trauma. All of these people are currently experiencing a very hard day, and their mental health is suffering. Read the charts below on how what their trauma is, and how they react to it.
One character(Robby) is taking out his trauma on the other two people who have similar trauma, unable to empathize with their experiences. He specifically directs his traumatic experiences towards them, women of colour who have been treated like this all their life, adding to their existing racial trauma. Whenever they react to their own trauma, they get yelled at, disrespected, undermined, and the behavior is used by Robby to prove that they don't belong in this workplace.
You, the viewer. Get to decide who's mental health you prioritise. Is it the women who are continuously mistreated and don't get to react to their trauma, always having to behave well because they -as women of colour- have internalised that they can never react to trauma in a substantial way. Or is it the white man, with a lot of power in this workplace, who reacts to his trauma by disrespecting the marginalised women around him?
Now that you have made your decision. What is you reaction when people, mostly made up of women(of colour)who can see themselves in these two female characters, empathise with Samira and Al Hashimi more than Robby. That they are angry at him for being able to direct his trauma in such a racist and misogynistic way, while their mental health is ignored? Do you support them, and try to understand their experiences? Or do you tell those viewers that they have no empathy for mental illness, simply because they hate the man who actively harms people that look just like them.
Last question. If you specifically relate to Robby for displaying mental health in an unpleasant manner, because you have displayed that behavior before and have received scrutiny for it. Do you agree that overexplaining and justifying this behavior to make it look more acceptable is not at all productive to the recovery of a severely mentally ill person? Do you agree that allowing and justifying it just furthers it? Do you agree that the mental health of the people around him, especially those with comperable trauma, should be held in the same regard as his?
If you agree, can you accept that the marginalised women who have been disrespected by white men all their lives, who are watching this show and get reminded of that trauma, get to be angry and hate Robby? Can you accept that mental illness in women (of colour) gets ignored and scrutinized, while white men get to react however they want to their trauma? And that it hurts to see the fandom adopt these same patterns; furthering these viewers' hate towards Robby and the people who overexplain and try to justify his actions? Can you accept that Robby is fictional, but your polarising treatment of mental illness in white men/brown women is glaringly real?
This is what I was getting at yesterday when I said that, to me, the show structurally not showing empathy to Samira undermines their message about Robby needing empathy. I wanted to feel like the show was asking us to empathize with all three of these characters, was trying to say something about the different ways trauma can present. I felt like we got a little of that for Al-Hashimi in the later episodes I watched, but none for Samira, and that for me is what makes the overall message that comes through one about race and gender rather than one about empathy and understanding for traumatized and mentally ill people broadly. And the narrative problem isn't actually Robby's behavior, at least not at this point—it's about how the rest of the show frames Robby's behavior, which is another reason I'm so upset about Samira being written off.
I actually like that they showed us Langdon coming back, having made some progress but still having a lot of work to do re: taking responsibility for his own past behavior. I feel like if they're going to tell a story about addiction, that's more interesting and meaningful than just having him gone, and us only having seen him at his worst. But we can't have the equivalent of that for Robby if Samira's gone and he's neither required nor given the opportunity to try to make amends and grow from it. It's unfair to Samira, and it diminishes Robby and the show as a whole for me.
(And I know I have mutuals here who identify strongly with Robby's struggles this season, so I want to be really clear: I have been the person struggling, and I have been the person who got lashed out at when someone else was struggling. It has always been very clear to me that if I hurt someone while struggling, I'm still responsible for making amends as best I can and taking steps to avoid hurting people in those same ways in the future—the hurt I cause doesn't magically not count because I was also hurting. Robby's mom, presumably, was hurting, but her choices still had tangible, harmful impacts. And I've been able to take a step back and hold space for friends who've hurt me in their own struggling because I knew what it came from but also because I knew those friends would take responsibility and apologize sincerely once the crisis had passed. That's the faith that I've lost from the show as a whole, and that's what makes me feel like characters like Samira and Al-Hashimi are being treated as punching bags rather than characters also deserving of care.)
notice how they wrote mel missing the social cue.
when someone asks if they took someone else’s spot, and they get the response that whitaker gave (the polite midwestern denial), you are supposed to stand up and offer the seat back. mel doesn’t do this. she just accepts what is verbally said, ignoring the body language and subtext.
they are writing her so well. they are conveying her as someone who doesn’t pick up on tone and doesn’t recognize unspoken implications. she is autistic. she is intentionally written as having the same social difficulties as her sister who is out right confirmed as autistic. it is not a headcanon, it is explicitly what they are trying to communicate to us in their classic show-don’t-tell way.
watched s2e13 of the pitt earlier and i can really feel for dr. mohan and it made me realize how at the end of the day, being confident of your own capabilities will ground you. right now, i don't really feel confident of my own clinical reasoning, the way i perform my exams, and how i do procedures. i don't even know which specialization i would like to do, or at least deserve to be in.
god. i hope i do better. i really want to be a javadi (in terms of wit, opportunities, minus the nepotism), no sht
+ fuck men who make us believe we're never enough, that we were never suited for where we are
i love samira so much, because she's also who i want to be as a doctor. an empath, an advocate, someone who takes time to listen to patients, and addresses not just the physical illness but all domains of care. she's being written badly this season and what??? just so we can justify a man's mommy issues? lol jk ½
+ robby pls get checked
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