#Essential Prescriptions

[berlinpharmacy]

Picture this: you’re in the midst of a hectic week, and suddenly, you realize your essential prescription is running out. Life’s demands often cause us to overlook the simple yet critical task of refilling prescriptions. Most people live a bustling life, where healthcare services are integral but are often only remembered when things don’t go right. This is exactly why as consumers and individuals, it’s important to have reliable healthcare support.

[columboscreens]

[carnivalcarriondiscarded]

the high prices of fucking Everything is so exhausting i stg

[byler-alarmist]

Hate when traditional gender roles are pushed on me by otherwise nice little diners and cafés.

The Chef Salad -full of protein! Piled high!

The Waitress Salad- half size, just some greens, maybe a tomato

The Big Papa- two mouth-watering beef patties and two slices of the best cheese this side of the Rockies!! Comes with fries!

The Li'l Mama- half of a chicken patty in a lettuce wrap. Comes with guilt and sadness

[dustywave]

got dumped by my doctor :/

[dragonatthedinnertable]

Fuck's sake.

My current GP is on maternity leave, and for the last 6 months I've had an interrim doctor who has been proactive & responsive. She was just managing my prescriptions, blood tests, and referrals; I never actually met her, but I trusted her.

Today I finally worked up the courage to make an appointment (at the end of next month) to review my HRT (because I want another go at getting prog, and/or increasing my E). Only to be told that the previous doctor is leaving this week, and my new interrim GP is my old one.

The one who:

changed my antidepressants within 5 minutes of knowing me, on the assumption that it would fix my chronic fatigue;

only agreed to reduce my cypro dose on the assumption that it would fix my chronic fatigue;

only referred me to Gen Med for chronic fatigue because I had a nurse as my Support Person, and the nurse bullied her into it;

failed to prescribe me my antidepressants one time, right before the weekend, meaning I had to go to After Hours to get like 5 days' worth to cover me;

generally never listened to me at all.

The receptionist did offer me a chance to speak to the practice manager about it. But, like, I already did that 2 years ago, when I moved to my new GP (the one with a new baby). I shouldn't have to go through this again, and I certainly don't have the emotional budget for it.

[agp]

good luck tracing that history with confidence but in my experience there were quite a few people, myself included, that preferred using 'transmisogyny-adjacent' as opposed to 'affected' when the terms tma and tme first became concepts used in my circles a few years ago. specifically because it is ridiculous to assert that transmisogyny only affects those primarily targeted by it. not just for reasons we constantly have to hear about now that 'affected' has become the term of the day, but simply because exemption from transmisogyny is a privilege, not an immunity and irrelevance to its structures.

other white people citing racism as the prime example of something that doesnt 'affect' us and framing this as a concluded debate and universally agreed upon position that would be absurd to contradict furthers my frustration with this language. structural violence involves everyone. you are not immune to it. you may be protected and made exempt from particular aspects by means we call privilege. the people that complain about being confused with a truer victim of transmisogyny do it that way for a reason: protection and exemption from transmisogyny by claiming in various ways not to be a real (or fake) tranny

[x-unnamedgraves-x]

finally donwvwith symptoms of medicine withdrawal now I am at symptoms of not having medicine

[dr2bthincom]

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[gtgbye]

my dad is getting divorced for the second time and he will once again be trying to lean on his children for support and also its september 11th ergo this really is my 9/11

[fugglecases]

the amount of medical stress a bitch can be under is astounding

[fleshmaid]

dead ass i hope i never have to use IHS ever again.

[porciaenjoyer]

thinking about university makes me want to tear my hair out and thrash around violently i am extremely stressed!!!!!!!

[neptunedada]

Caregiver bag essentials

Toys (rattle, tiny blocks, mini magnetic tiles)

Pacifier’s + clips (and pacifier wipes!)

Teether toys

Sensory toys (tangle, nee-doh, fidget cube)

Sippy cup/Cute water bottle

Snacks (puffs, yogurt bites, graham cookies)

Diapers/pull ups and wipes (if your tiny needs them)

A change of clothes/Comfy clothes

A bib

Sensory aids (ear defenders/loops)

A little friend (plushie, small toy/doll)

Medicines baby might need (tylenol, any prescription)

Wipes (baby wipes, antibacterial wipes)

A small treat (incase baby gets fussy)

Feel free to comment anything you think I might have missed! :)

[crimsonblackrose]

Doctors appointment went fine. I didn’t really get answers to any of my questions or how anything was doing that she did check and instead just a stack of business cards for specialists. 😅 It’s like wait a second where’s my new prescriptions? Ah a fun new reverse culture shock.

[dominateeye]

...In the suit, Faren asserts that she signed a severance agreement with ZeniMax, which stipulated that they’d provide her COBRA coverage (18 months of healthcare coverage after leaving the job) on the condition that she not file a discrimination lawsuit. This was allegedly after a year of transphobic aggressions in her workplace after she came out (which the company seems to admit, if they’ve asked her not to file a discrimination suit). Oh, and she says she was pressured to come out because her supervisor outed her on Slack during a meeting before she could talk to the team herself. Faren documented all of this through screenshots, recorded phone calls, and more. However, all of that isn’t even what the lawsuit is about. The suit is about what came next. ...

“In mid-June, Ms. Faren confirmed with Blue Cross and Blue Shield that she was still covered under the plan and scheduled her surgeries to take place in July. However, the coverage was retroactively terminated after the surgeries took place, leaving Plaintiff with hospital and doctor’s bills. Ms. Faren continued to be without health insurance until September 25, 2022, resulting in high priced prescription drug payments, as well as physician and hospital bills, many of which she was not aware of for months following services. ..." Even the most well-intentioned human resources departments don’t actually exist to help employees. They exist to protect the company from getting sued. That’s their main function. In Faren’s case, that happened in a straightforward way when her health coverage was held hostage so she wouldn’t file a discrimination lawsuit. But HR departments do this in more subtle ways, too. ...