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Sitting Down
The story, as told by my grandmother, was that her younger brother Dick drove home from the swimming hole at dusk in an open buggy, wearing a wet wool bathing suit. He caught a cold that turned into pneumonia, and died … Continue reading
Posted in American medical industry, Death, Depression, drugs, God, Health Care, Medical care, Pharmaceuticals, physician, Spirituality
Tagged allergies, antidepressants, Conditions and Diseases, Dale Avers, death, depression, diagnosis, diet, Diet (nutrition), doctors, Drug, drugs, end-of-life, Faith, Ghaly, God, Health, hypersensitivity, immune system, insulin, Medicine, modern medicine, patients, penecillin, pharmaceuticals, Physician, pneumonia, sleep, stress
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Case Study of Confusion
This morning in the hospital around 11:00 a.m. I met with the physician assistant, a rather pleasant, intelligent young woman who was working as a fund raiser for an out-of-state nonprofit, then she changed her focus, came to a New York … Continue reading
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Tagged antibiotic, Conditions and Diseases, diabetes, diagnosis, doctors, drugs, Emergency department, glucose, Health, health care, hospital, hospitalist, insulin, Medicine, Nurse, Onondaga County New York, PA, Patient, patients, pharmaceuticals, Physician, physician assistant, pneumonia
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Is Not the Morning Near?
When my mother was six years old her uncle, Richard Hope, went swimming and road home at sunset in an open buggy and a wet bathing suit. He caught a cold that turned into pneumonia and three days later he … Continue reading
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Tagged Addison's disease, Alexander Fleming, Ativan, autoimmune, Bipolar disorder, chronic renal failure, diabetes mellitus, drugs, Elizabeth Woodlen, FDA, juvenile diabetes, lithium, Macrobid, medication, penicillin, pharmaceuticals, Physician, pneumonia, pulmonary fibrosis, Richard Hope, Sleep apnea
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