#Illness

bouff dadDy

hideeholic

3. made out with the same gender 4. broken a bone Dumped someone 6. gone skinny dipping (jumped in the pool naked) 7. stole something tag 3 people to

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sunflowerfran_

men are oppressed by other men, not women, suicide rates are so high because of toxic masculinity, men aren’t favoured in courts because childcare is a ‘feminine’ thing, these are

joeyyy

joeywith3ys

while i would love to say i’m completely remorseful over my actions, i’m not. of course i’m sorry for the pain i’ve caused others. but you simply don’t understand my

Subhasree Ray

DrSubhasree

FAQs on 'Children and #COVID19', as children are falling sick more than before.1. Are children at risk of COVID 19?- Children are not at higher risk to the disease, however

The Slothmare Before Christmas

CaseyExplosion

Some years ago I contracted glandular fever. It was probably one of the sickest I've been in my life. The worst thing was my throat swelling to the point where

Medical Axioms 🇺🇸

medicalaxioms

You know those adult patients who get admitted “all the time” and “every resident knows them”?I will tell you something you don’t know. 1/ Most of those “frequent fliers” weren’t

Maaria Khan

MissKhan__

I cannot fathom the sacrifice that those working in the NHS are going through every day, they are the ones putting themselves in huge danger and doing it with a

Elanor

dania_elanor

Reading the replies they are so insensitive ohmaigawd. I got sick so I went to the unit kesihatan to see the doctor (for my fever that was up to a

D.A. Horton

da_horton

Pastors & Struggling w/ Mental Illness(es):Earlier I responded to a question regarding what nuances should be included in a sermon about depression/suicide. I didn't think my response would encourage as

Megan Ellis, Tech Harpy 🧙🏻‍♀️

Megg_Ellis

I hate that so much of workplace inclusion of those with disabilities are focused on upskilling or making disabled people 'more employable'. Many of us are employable AF. It's workplaces

Justin Silverman

inschool4life

We (@Alex_Washburne and I) recently wrote about using influenza surveillance networks (which report influenza-like illness -- ILI) to track and understand COVID-19 in the US. https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.04.01.20050542v1Below I share

Jill Promoli

jillpromoli

Four years ago we lost our son because of illness in the classroom. Living through a pandemic after losing so much to infectious disease is a special kind of hell,

Pheebs (your fav fat babe)

fatpheebs

to some people they probably think ‘what does she have to be sad about’ but i don’t go around with a label on my head about my traumas or mental

Khushboo Mattoo ghar par hai

MattLaemon

The Spanish Flu of 1918 : A thread The Influenza pandemic of 1918 was a serious pandemic of influenza. It lasted for three years, from January 1918 to December 1920. About 500 million people were infected across

sleepy ali

alisunnybeary

Having to read 6 pages about how my illness isn't severe enough and that I should be working is one of the biggest heart breaks of my entire life. I

Ben Collins

oneunderscore__

Just a story, no reason:I remember the first time I was prescribed steroids for a bad illness I had. I was 19. For a week, I felt superheroic, like I