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The real lives of businessmen, professionals, the everyday man, stay at home parent, healthy lifestyle influencers, and general feel good human stories.
4 Ways You Can Make Sure Patients Will Memorize and Follow Your Instructions
Too often, a patient leaving a hospital or clinic immediately forgets many of the doctor's advice and instructions. This can be true for both personal visits and telemedicine or telephone conversations, in many medical matters, from a mild virus to life-threatening conditions.
By Sid Bradford4 years ago in Journal
5 Steps to Calm a Difficult Patient in the Pharmacy
Patient: "What does it mean that it is not covered? The doctor wrote this medicine in the prescription, I need it and you have to give it to me! " This phrase is most likely familiar to you, and many other situations like this that you have encountered during your career as an assistant pharmacist or pharmacist come to mind.
By Paul Wilks4 years ago in Journal
Just Because She's Online, It Doesn't Give You the Right to Harass Her
I realize that this is a conversation many people don’t want to have, but for fuck’s sake, can we please stop harassing women online? Yes, we should stop harassing them in person, too, but sweet, merciful Lord, the verbal sewage that many women endure online is stomach churning.
By Matthew B. Johnson4 years ago in Journal
The Road to E 911 Dispatch..
In 2012 I resigned after almost 8 years as a Juvenile Probation Officer in Pima County. It broke my heart to turn in my badge and kevlar. I still remember turning it in a month before I left, and going back to my office with tears in my eyes. I loved my coworkers, my job but it was something I had to do for me. I will never forget Teri Franco's words "You need to go to law school."
By Justice for All4 years ago in Journal
Self Reflection
*warning of triggering topics So, you are me? Very interesting. You are not what I would expect us to look like. And how shall I address this - you, me, I? We? Us? Your appearance is forcing you versus I scenario. At 14, about to be a freshman, I find that I have my life planned out, and I understand how life works.
By Aura of Viv4 years ago in Journal
It's Not Always About the Grind
I’ve never prioritized rest or sleep. It’s all about the grind, as they say. You won’t get far in life if you don’t work hard, you’ll get no where in life. Sleep is for the weak, if you rest, you won’t accomplish your goals… who decided to fill our minds with such nonsense?
By Lindsay Dewolfe4 years ago in Journal
