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How The Good Doctor Changed My Perspective on Healthcare Providers and The Pandemic

Essential: How a Chronically Ill Patient is Combating the COVID Pandemic While Working In-Office

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80’s Zoom Meeting anyone?! — Being a #chronici

80’s Zoom Meeting anyone?! — Being a #chronicillness patient, working for / with chronic patients comes with unique perspectives and benefits.

✨: I find myself constantly inspired by the creativity and drive of my colleagues — Then I think about it:

✨: Could it be that we’re so creative because of the extended hospital stays? Forcing us to think outside of ourselves for entertainment or to simply be encouraged to push through to the next day?

✨: Could it be that we’re so driven because we know what it’s like to be stripped of the most basic need in life: health // a reliable body. — Let’s be real, many of us have faced the worst AND survived.

✨: Could it be that illness, trials and pain influenced the very qualities that make us who we are today? 🧐

Food for thought. | @savvy_coop

Im annoying but I’m also fully vaccinated 😜 #

Im annoying but I’m also fully vaccinated 😜 #fullyvacinnated #stopthespread

Why do people who live with (or have lived with) a

Why do people who live with (or have lived with) an #ostomybag have a special bond? 🤔

Living with an #ostomy is a different experience that can’t really be explained in words alone. It’s like either you know, or you don’t. People can empathize, but there’s nothing like first hand experience/s.

Living with #CrohnsDisease , I never thought I could meet people (especially so many) that just get it. That I don’t have to worry about over sharing or scaring away. People I can confide in without any judgement because they’ve been there. People that can guide me on which bags / appliances to use. Best brands. Go-tos. You name it.

When I was first diagnosed with #IBD over 10 years ago, an Ostomy was seen as something scary. Portrayed as a last resort. - Now, people still fear it for that very reason.

Having an Ostomy isn’t a “bad” thing. It shouldn’t been viewed as a last resort, but instead, a life saving decision! - For so many! I wish I’d had surgery sooner tbh.

Grateful for the community I’ve found and created living with this condition. Grateful for people that just get it. Grateful to be heard. Grateful to be seen and grateful for progress. 💪 #CrohnsandColitis

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