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Some things I learned from watching 911

(Medical stuff ((and yes some of this I already knew but the show reiterated it for me and is important to remember))) (damn look at all those parenthesis)

Calling 911 can be more helpful than just sending first responders to you; they talk you through how to handle the emergency and give advice if you’re in distress.

Start with your name and address and what the emergency is. (All those funny one liners the show uses are not actually helpful and waste time)

If you are in a situation where it isn’t safe for you to call 911 (stuck in a house with an abuser) you can call as though you are asking for something else. Say you’re ordering pizza, or getting reservations at a restaurant or hotel. The 911 caller will walk you through what to say and how they can help you. This goes for if you cannot speak as well, pushing buttons can also work as a yes and no.

Never EVER pull out something that’s stabbed inside you. Bleeding out is a much greater risk of killing you in the moment than something like organ failure.

Of course we’re all human and make mistakes in panic situations so if you do pull out the thing; cover the wound with gauze or cloth and put pressure strong enough to keep the blood in your body.

When someone is having a heart attack the best thing to do to help is to perform cpr (if their heart stops). (All this time I’ve known cpr and NOT known the best situation I should use it in. Really thought there was nothing you could do to help someone having a heart attack).

If you’re choking, drinking water can actually be dangerous and cause whatever you’re choking on to slip further into your esophagus and make the Heimlich less effective.

Sometimes when the building you’re in is on fire, especially in a tall building, going up is the better option than going down into the fire. HOWEVER, I wouldn’t recommend this unless you’ve been give some clear indication that that is safe (being told to by the 911 dispatcher, or on scene firefighters, or if the fire is blocking your path moving forward).

Keeping consciousness but losing control of your bladder or bowls is good indication of a spinal injury. Try not to move your head or neck at all (or the person who’s been injured’s head or neck).

If the person who is injured is not in immediate danger it’s best not to move them because that could make their injuries worse.

This one’s really specific, but don’t stand under the roots of a fallen down tree. That shit can flip back up and absolutely crush you.

Landfills are fucking dangerous, stay out of there.

If you’re stuck in the desert Bobby’s little hat cover thing is your best bet to keep the sun off your face and neck.

Heart attacks and strokes symptoms present differently in women than in men so it can save a life to be aware of all of these. (Not going to list them all here). I don’t know and I don’t believe scientists know if this is due to chromosomal differences or hormonal so if you’re trans I would recommend studying up on these differences just in case.

While the 911 operator will talk children through the information they need, talking your kids through how to call 911 can be life saving. Of course this only goes for children old enough to do so and should be done in a way that doesn’t scare the children. But just making sure your child knows your address and to trust someone on the other end of the 911 call can be immeasurable.

This is not from the show, it can be important, not all fires are created (or put out) equally. If it’s an oil/grease fire water probably won’t put it out, covering it with baking soda or a lid and cutting it off from an oxygen source is your best bet. Don’t EVER use flour, it is flammable and will cause an explosion of fire in your kitchen. If it’s an electrical fire, unplug the appliance if safe to do so. If still connected to the electricity source do not use water or foam extinguishers to put it out, as these can both conduct electricity.

More than anything else I’ve learned how much the human body can live through. Even if the situation seems dire; call 911, try and get help you may be surprised what someone can survive. (Thinking of the guy with a chainsaw in his throat). The things in other shows that show people dying instantly do not necessarily cause death. Keep fighting for life because the human body is incredible.

This list is not exhaustive, please add more if you think of them! I probably will on my future rewatches.

*edit: excuse me tumblr what exactly is mature about this post???

[aspiringhorrorauthor]

Just read a post about how you shouldn’t trust a doctor who rushes you and like, yes I fully understand the frustration, so here’s what you can do to stop yourself being rushed:

-ask for a double appointment

-ask for a triple appointment

-fuck it ask for an hour long appointment if you think it’ll help

-be outright about what you want/need from an appointment. If you need more time to process information, say that. If you need the doctor to write out all information, say that. If you have a complex case/long history, say that!

-list all the reasons why you want to see the doctor/vet that day and please don’t sugar coat it. “Been vomiting” is a ten minute fix. “Been vomiting after every meal for the past two years” is not. It needs a double appointment and possibly a referral too.

Doctors and vets are overworked to fuck and exploited to hell. Help us out a little, please

[thethingything]

okay so our mouth is still kinda sore but like... nowhere near as bad as it usually is after dentist appointments???

our jaw is kinda stiff and it's sore where the anaesthetic was injected but that's only really noticeable if we move our face a certain way, and the swelling and soreness on that one bit of gum is barely noticeable now.

I'm used to our whole face being so painful we have to keep taking pain meds for days after and end up struggling to eat solid foods because of our jaw being so bad. I'm used to having to spend like a week recovering. I don't even feel that sick from the anaesthetic but I don't think she ended up having to use that much because it kicked in so fast which never fucking happens with us normally.

I'm kind of convinced our previous dentists really were just shit at their jobs and probably fucking up our teeth more while trying to treat them.

[zenathezee]

Me responding to an email at work: "Blah blah blah, yes, no, here's a line for filler that probably doesn't need to be mentioned at all but it's weird if the email is too short."

Response I get back: "Thank you for saying [line I threw in as filler], I didn't know that and it was very helpful!!"

[monsterfactoryfanfic]

if I've learned anything from grad school it's to check your sources, and this has proven invaluable in the dozens of instances when I've had an MBA-type try to tell me something about finances or leadership. Case in point:

Firefox serves me clickbaity articles through Pocket, which is fine because I like Firefox. But sometimes an article makes me curious. I'm pretty anal about my finances, and I wondered if this article was, as I suspected, total horseshit, or could potentially benefit me and help me get my spending under control. So let's check the article in question.

It mostly seems like common sense. "...track expenses and income for at least a month before setting a budget...How much money do I have or earn? How much do I want to save?" Basic shit like that. But then I get to this section:

This sounds fucking made up to me. And thankfully, they've provided a source to their claim that "research has repeatedly shown" that writing things down changes behavior. First mistake. What research is this?

Forbes, naturally, my #1 source for absolute dogshit fart-sniffing financial schlock. Forbes is the type of website that guy from high school who constantly posts on linkedin trawls daily for little articles like this that make him feel better about refusing to pay for a decent package for his employees' healthcare (I'm from the United States, a barbaric, conflict-ridden country in the throes of civil unrest, so obsessed with violence that its warlords prioritize weapons over universal medical coverage. I digress). Forbes constantly posts shit like this, and I constantly spend my time at leadership seminars debunking poor consultants who get paid to read these claims credulously. Look at this highlighted text. Does it make sense to you that simply writing your financial goals down would result in a 10x increase in your income? Because if it does, let me make you an offer on this sick ass bridge.

Thankfully, Forbes also makes the mistake of citing their sources. Let's check to see where this hyperlink goes:

SidSavara. I've never heard of this site, but the About section tells me that Sid is "a technology leader who empowers teams to grow into their best selves. He is a life-long learner enjoys developing software, leading teams in delivering mission critical projects, playing guitar and watching football and basketball."

That doesn't mean anything. What are his LinkedIn credentials? With the caveat that anyone can lie on Linkedin, Mr. Savara appears to be a Software Engineer. Which is fine! I'm glad software engineers exist! But Sid's got nothing in his professional history which suggests he knows shit about finance. So I'm already pretty skeptical of his website, which is increasingly looking like a personal fart-huffing blog.

The article itself repeats the credulous claim made in the Forbes story earlier, but this time, provides no link for the 3% story. Mr. Savara is smarter than his colleages at Forbes, it's much wiser to just make shit up.

HOWEVER. I am not the first person to have followed this rabbit hole. Because at the very top of this article, there is a disclaimer.

Uh oh!

Sid's been called out before, and in the follow up to this article, he reveals the truth.

You can guess where this is going.

So to go back to the VERY beginning of this post, both Pocket/Good Housekeeping and Forbes failed to do even the most basic of research, taking the wild claim that writing down your budget may increase your income by 10x on good faith and the word of a(n admittedly honest about his shortcomings) software engineer.

Why did I spend 30 minutes to make a tumblr post about this? Mostly to show off how smart I am, but also to remind folks of just how flimsy any claim on the internet can be. Click those links, follow those sources, and when the sources stop linking, ask why.

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What should men take care of when choosing online dating for doctors?

Dating apps are designed for dating and interacting with people, not just for getting more likes like on social media. To succeed on these apps, you need to develop your social skills. The same skills that help you meet and connect with people in person are crucial for finding your perfect match online. However, many people treat even the best dating app for women and men as a complete replacement for meeting people in person. This is understandable, as it seems like an ideal way to connect with many people quickly.

If you feel anxious or awkward about approaching others, online dating for doctors can feel like a safe space where you can carefully plan your interactions. However, if you are not able to get the perfect partner then here are a few mistakes you need to avoid.

Know the issue before you sign up at doctor dating website

While doctor dating websites offer a convenient way to meet new people, it's crucial not to neglect in-person social skills. Despite the digital nature of these platforms, the fundamentals of socializing still apply. Humans have evolved to communicate face-to-face, and relying solely on text and screens can weaken these essential abilities. If all your interactions happen online, you might struggle to connect in real life.

Take a chance and be creative with your bio

Tell what makes you unique and different, and people can recognize your specialness through the virtual haze. Don't say you're witty, but try making a laugh. Remember, you're selling yourself, and your buyer is a woman.  Women are emotional buyers, and the real you will close the deal.

Avoid Overly Familiar Terms

When referring to someone you haven't met, avoid using terms like adorable, darling, baby, or honey. Most people find it off-putting, while some people could be okay with it.

Not keeping it Respectful

This should be obvious, but avoid sending any sexual messages before meeting in person. Even if someone's profile mentions they're not looking for anything serious or have specific interests, they still deserve respect and to be treated like a person. There's no need to introduce sexual content in the initial conversations once you sign up on best dating site for men.

Photo Guidelines

Avoid photos of yourself holding a beer. We don't care about your drink choice. Skip pictures where you're too far away, in shadow, or wearing a hat—we need to see you. Also, avoid looking ridiculous in your photos. We want to find a partner, not a party animal. Instead, post recent photos where you look happy and attractive.

Conclusion

Remember, the keyword in online dating is "dating." Meeting and building relationships still require effort and the same social skills you'd use in face-to-face interaction. Swiping right or left even on the best dating app for professionals like ForeveRx is just the beginning; making a meaningful connection involves putting your best self forward. You can avoid getting rejected the first time by avoiding these mistakes.

[vanity-breaking]

I am intrigued.

*This hypothetical person has no other mental disorders.

[snarltoothed]

i should probably be trying to identify which foods make my intestines unhappy but i’m gonna be honest i don’t think cutting out dairy and bread and added sugar will help with the anhedonia like am i happy when i’m bloated and my ass hurts? no! but i’m also not happy when my brain refuses to produce dopamine and i’m working with no “official” ADHD diagnosis and therefore no treatment so i’m stuck with an extremely dulled dopamine response and am therefore drawn to foods like cheese and bread and sweets because food and music are the only legal options for dopamine acquistion… well and weed but the weed is mostly to help me cope with the chronic digestive discomfort, joint pain, myalgia, TMJ tension headaches, and anxiety >.> and even IF i did get an “official” ADHD diagnosis (why is it even listed in my MEDICAL RECORDS if it doesn’t COUNT?) there is exactly 1 drug used (in the US, maybe somewhere else has other drugs similar to modafinil idk) to treat ADHD that doesn’t significantly increase serotonin or norepinephrine levels but it actually isn’t an ADHD drug it’s a narcolepsy drug and due to medical misogyny it likely isn’t an option for me because despite being CELIBATE i have female reproductive issues and the only treatment for THOSE is fucking oral contraceptives which modafinil conveniently counteracts and the norepinephrine from other stimulants wouldn’t matter that much even with the excess norepinephrine i was producing on account of having POTS… IF SOME DUMBASS DOCTOR DIDN’T TELL ME SNRIS WERE PERFECTLY SAFE FOR PEOPLE WITH POTS AND LESS LIKELY TO CAUSE ANXIETY AND OTHER NEGATIVE SIDE EFFECTS THAN ADHD MEDICATION… DESPITE SNRIS NOT BEING RECOMMENDED FOR POTS PATIENTS IN ANY CIRCUMSTANCE BECAUSE SHOCKINGLY, THEY INCREASE NOREPINEPHRINE LEVELS MORE THAN ADHD MEDS DO! BECAUSE ADHD MEDS DO NOT INHIBIT NOREPINEPHRINE REUPTAKE!NOR DO THEY INHIBIT SEROTONIN REUPTAKE, WHICH INCREASES SEROTONIN LEVELS! WHICH IN TURN INCREASES NOREPINEPHRINE LEVELS EVEN MORE!!!

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The healthcare industry has been experiencing a transformation, with digitalization becoming a pivotal aspect of healthcare delivery and patient engagement. In this era, where the internet has permeated every facet of our lives, it is imperative for medical professionals to leverage digital marketing solutions. This article delves into the dynamic world of healthcare digital marketing, offering insights into why it’s essential and how it can be harnessed effectively.

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The impact of digitalization in healthcare cannot be overstated. Patients are no longer solely reliant on their local physicians for medical information. They turn to the internet to research symptoms, seek treatment options, and even find healthcare providers. Understanding this shift is crucial for medical professionals.

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The traditional patient journey, from symptom recognition to diagnosis and treatment, has evolved significantly. Patients now take an active role in their healthcare decisions, starting with online research. This shift necessitates a strong online presence for medical professionals.

Challenges in Healthcare Marketing

While the digital age offers numerous opportunities, it also presents challenges unique to the healthcare industry.

Regulatory Hurdles

The healthcare sector is subject to strict regulations, including the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). Navigating these regulations while conducting digital marketing can be a complex task.

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Competition among healthcare providers is fierce. Standing out in a crowded market requires a well-thought-out digital marketing strategy.

The Power of Online Presence

An online presence is the cornerstone of any digital marketing strategy for medical professionals.

Establishing a Professional Website

A professional website serves as a digital storefront, providing essential information about your practice, services, and expertise. It’s often the first point of contact for potential patients.

The Role of Social Media in Healthcare Marketing

Social media platforms offer an opportunity to engage with patients, share valuable healthcare information, and build a community. Utilizing these platforms effectively is key to success.

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https://goodlawproject.org/crowdfunder/nhs-cyp-guidance/?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAaadkVMoRUHpcFptnjlifnc1xJ0i7YGVi78tfv2vEXVaVIQDPTEp1-ozNcY_aem_AfqNP9xEERFn6GRCZCIP7B2RriLi8ZN7pVAFzmNwdvqIXW0nmc1mTe5Hq0UV3xC6VPWdYe1x64wHk7O6-HPOhIdf

Please share, tag someone who could bring this to a lot of people, and post to other platforms. Not originally mine, idk who is the source of the screenshots.

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In thick white text on black background-> NHS ENGLAND ARE PLANNING A HONEYPOT WHERE THEY SEND ALL KIDS ON GIDS WAITLIST TO CAHMS TO HAVE THEM BE ASKED IF THEY ARE TAKING BLOCKERS/HRT VIA PRIVATE OR DIY ROUTES

Text is broken and in the middle is an excerpt from a leaked nhs document-> a) For medication sourced directly (e.g via the internet), explain the increased risks of harm due to the unregulated nature of these medicines/products. These may include the use of counterfeit chemicals, unsafe/unknown ancilliary ingredients or variability of potency etc. More information can be found here (link to nhs website). // b) Do not initiate or continue prescribing puberty surpressing hormones or gender affirming hormones. The General Medical Council's guidance to medical professionals on 'bridging prescriptions (a course of endocrine intervention managed by a healthcare professional outside of the specialised gender service while an individual is waiting to be seen) does not apply to care offered to young people under 18 years of age. // c) If the child/young person or their carer disregards your advice and you consider that this puts the child/young person at increased risk, then a safeguarding referral might also be appropriate in line with standard safeguarding approaches. Discuss with your line manager and your organization's safeguarding team.

Thick white text on black background continues-> ANY WHO SAYS YES AND DO NOT DESIST FROM DOING SO WILL BE THREATENED WITH SAFEGUARDING REFERRAL (TAKEN INTO STATE CARE)

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In black text on white background, from the news article linked above-> It seems to us - and to those inside the NHS who have leaked the document to us - that what purports to be an "assessment" in fact an exercise in bringing very significant pressure to bear on trans youth and their families to cease private treatment, backed up with a threat of a safeguarding referral to social services if they do not. // We are concerned about what appears to be a misleading exercise in gathering data on which trans youth are obtaining private treatment from abroad, for the purposes of seeking to cause or compel them to stop treatment.

In the same thick white text on black background as previous image-> So an internal NHS document has been leaked basically asking trans kids on excruciatingly ling waiting lists to come to a 'mental health assessment' where the NHS will harvest their personal information & threaten their families with a social services referral if they're found to be on private blockers/hormones & refuse to come off them. // This country is for dogs i swear.

[215-luv]

here are links and websites that you can open to help palestine, sudan, congo, and more, may it be for donations, petitions, or what more do you need to know. i am open to adding more links from anyone, so please let me know what can i add. the more, the better.

also, let me know if there are links that are inaccessible.

THE LEAST THAT YOU CAN DO:

do not forget your daily clicks!

DONATIONS:

Fundraisers for Gaza, Sudan, Congo, and more

Random Generator that shows you the most in-need fundraiser at the moment in time

donate to local relief groups/kitchens so they can alleviate the hunger of 1,000+ people in their area

medical aid for palestinians

urgent support for medical professionals in gaza

emergency relief for gaza

emergency appeal to support gaza emergency medical relief

help support families in sudan impacted by war

Help Asjad and her Family Escape War in Sudan

Help Tala make a future after losing all family

please help noor and her family by donating in to their gfm

please help rawan ahmed and her family escape the war in gaza

CareForGaza: Supporting Displaced Families in Gaza

Help buy eSims for people in Gaza

Provide resources for Congo people

PETITIONS:

petition to investigate war crimes committed by the israeli military

demand ceasefire

open call for immediate ceasefire

urge the american government to stop funding israeli military

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW:

a collection of credible sources for anyone who wants to know more about palestine and its history

list of companies that support israel

here is a spreadsheet containing fundraising platforms that help palestine escape the violence of genocide

spreadsheet of more than 500 funding links for supporting families in gaza

FicsForGaza: donate vetted fundraisers who help palestinian people by sponsoring some of tumblr writers’ fics/wips or vice versa! (more details in the link)

[libraford]

Here's what's going on in Ohio right now. Heavy stuff ahead.

First, I want to apologize for the misinformation in my original post. I am still learning about legislative processes. To correct: the changes to ODH and OMHAS in regards to gender therapy are not a bill, they are changes in regulations.

This is important because citizens CAN affect rule changes. There is an open commentary period where your submissions get counted and can affect how they write new regulations.

Disclaimer: I am not a lawyer, legal advocate, or medical professional. I'm just a dude who had to have it all explained to me.

The first one is Ohio Mental Health and Addiction Services. The rules proposed would make the already prohibitive process of gender transition even harder. In order to diagnose and treat gender dysphoria, a hospital needs to have a board certified psychologist per patient, a board certified endocrinologist familiar with the age group being diagnosed per patient, and a medical ethicist overseeing the hospital's plan for transition. 'Board certified' does not guarantee that the specialist is trans-friendly. It must include a detransition plan. Hospitals would have to report compliance annually. The professionals must have a contractual relationship with the patient, but do not need to offer in-person care. (In this instance, I'll get to that in the next rule change.)

This rule also deems it impermissible to prescribe gender transition care (this includes hormones, puberty blockers, or drugs) for anyone under the age of 21 without the approval of the professionals mentioned and 6 months of therapy.

There is an exception for intersex people, who may have their sex assigned to them without their consent.

The open comment period for this ends January 19 at 5pm.

Send an email to MH-SOT-rules@mha.ohio.gov with the subject title: "Comments on Gender Transition Care Rules."

The second one is Ohio Department of Health and it repeats a lot of the same as the first one. However, the focus is more on the regulation of doctors and paperwork. Anyone seeking transition will be put into a registry with their name redacted, but demographics like age, agab, specific diagnosis (difficult to achieve with the new regulations mentioned above), and any medications (not just related to gender transition, but any medications at all). Any cessation of care must be reported within 30 days.

This is a lot of paperwork and can overburden hospitals.

That 30 days cessation is important because if a person transfers doctors or if a clinic closes and the paperwork isn't filed, it may count as a 'detransition' when tallying demographics, even if that is not the case.

But what's curious is that the ODH regulations DO require in-person care. The rules are contradictory and vague.

The comment period for this ends Feb 5th.

Send a comment through the ODH website

Here are some important things that were mentioned at the meeting:

This is a good time to be personal with your statements. If this would disrupt your life in any way, please say so. "I fear that" "I believe this" "I worry that"- these are great ways to start your comment. An example one person gave is "I worry that this change in regulations would force me and my daughter to move out of state.'

With that being said, anything that you send to these sites will be public record, so be cautious about what you reveal about yourself in your comment.

If you are in need of help, please reach out to one of these resources:

Trans Ohio Emergency Fund Resource Page

Kaleidoscope Youth Center

If you are in need of legal advice on how to navigate all this, please call

888-LGBT-LAW

This is not everything. There is unfortunately more because Ohio decided to break a record this month with anti-trans motions. But today I'm focusing on things that we can take action on.