Tag: treatment regimes

• Trolling for a Cause

  Okay, full disclosure: in my day, ‘trolling’ was either dropping a baited fishing line in the water behind the boat as you cruised, or watching out for Billy Goat Gruff villains under the next bridge. I didn’t realize just how much I was in need of a more recent update. I mean why does everything […]

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  May 24, 2017

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  BBC news, blogging, connotative, Dami Olonisakin, denotative, denotatives, diktat, endometrial ablation, endometrial biopsy, heavy periods, hysterectomy, internet bullying, internet shell, menorrhagia, metaphors, online anonymity, sex and relationship blog, side effects, treatment regimes, trolling, Twitter, women’s health

• Early Morning Musings

  There are times -often early in the morning after just getting to bed and then being awakened again to go to the Operating Room for some emergency, or more commonly, the Case Room for a delivery- when I wonder why I chose the field I did. After all, I could have gone into Pathology where […]

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  October 19, 2012

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  medical opinions, pregnancy complications, treatment options, treatment regimes, vexing questions, wellness, women’s health

• Victim

  One of the things about illness is that it seems unfair -especially if it involves pain or limitation. To some degree, I suspect we all give in to self-pity in the throes of the process; maybe it’s a coping mechanism: a world view that allows us center stage for a while, an excuse to treat ourselves […]

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  July 13, 2012

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  chronic pain, health, medicine, treatment regimes, vexing questions, victims, women’s health