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Husband & Dad. ICU Doctor @ Vanderbilt & VA. Our studies COVID19 & Long Covid, Delirium, Dementia, PTSD, ICU Recovery, & End-of-Life. Tweets my own.

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    4 janv.

    1/🧵🎥 A young mom suffering . Her husband is scared. We need to prevent serious long-term complications. Her new normal will likely include PTSD, Dementia, Depression & severe physical disability. (shown w Perm) Not so “mild” ➡️ Do you want this?

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    il y a 17 heures

    Regulatory action for physicians who spread : Maine is right! This needs to become standard. We witness the routine ruining of lives & families that occurs when people are victims of misinformation and scientific untruths. Boundaries must protect.

    Maine’s Board of Licensure in Medicine voted unanimously Tuesday to temporarily suspend the license of Dr. Meryl Nass, accused of spreading COVID-19 misinformation. She will also undergo a psychological examination at the request of the licensing board.
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  3. il y a 40 minutes

    A fatal does of fentanyl is only this many specks👇. Prison yards & streets are full of it. 👎 Not detected on many drug screens. My last several pts who died of respiratory arrest & anoxic brain injury were in their 20s. So sad. Teach our kids the dangers of street drugs.

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  4. il y a 2 heures

    And notice the sequence all starts with our thoughts. Thoughts toward goodness, truth & love VS thoughts toward frustration, anger & harm. We have choices

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  5. il y a 2 heures

    Amid nuttiness, I’m sticking to words of wisdom (source unknown): Watch your THOUGHTS; they become words. Watch your WORDS; they become actions. Watch your ACTIONS; they become habits. Watch your HABITS; they become character. Watch your CHARACTER; it becomes your destiny

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  6. il y a 6 heures

    Poet (2019 Nat 📕 Award) takes everyday things & transmogrifies them into phantasmagorical imagery… “Swimming backstroke toward the far end of a pool in sunlight— yellow flares in the nearby aspens— in the predawn sky, Mars and Venus glimmered”

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  7. a retweeté
    13 janv.

    This is PTSD. “I would make detours while travelling to avoid the sight of a hospital. . I hid all my medical textbooks . . I still cannot bear a shower curtain to be drawn as it reminds me of closed hospital curtains and hidden death.” Dr. Sarah Wake, BMJ 2013 346:f3232

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  8. il y a 16 heures

    2/fin 🎥 Here she wants you to know what it’s like for her to be recognized as an entire human being & granted 3 wishes in her dying days. Find a person in your life today at a coffee shop or in front of you in the hospital whom you can fully see and do the same for…

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  9. il y a 16 heures

    1/🧵🎥 “He DIED ALONE of 😤 Listen to her testimonial about brother’s death. Is it OK to restrict visitation? NO, yet 1,000s of hospitals are still doing this. . 👁 see Tw #2 as she describes . We heal even when cure isn’t possible?

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  10. a retweeté
    13 janv.

    This disease can take so much from people even when it’s “mild” on the front end. Meaning that even if you don’t get really sick initially, you could end up with the burden of . That’s a steep price to pay.

    📌 Remember... She had an ASYMPTOMATIC case! This is why there is *no* such thing as a "mild" case of COVID.
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  11. il y a 17 heures

    In severe , we give w Steroids👇 What about pts w ⬇️ platelets? Our COVBARRIER protocol had no exclusion or risk found re platelet count. Low plts are a possible effect of COVID & in chronic autoimmune conditions, bari ⬆️ platelets. So it’s RISK vs. BENEFIT.

    1/🧵💥 NEW COVID THERAPY SAVES LIVES Adding baricitinib to steroids will save 1,000s of hospitalized pts. Our COV-Barrier study is FREE. I explain👇why it’s such a great discovery story: a new way to ⬇️ COVID19 deaths.
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  12. il y a 17 heures

    By simply CARING about the person in front of you today in the COVID ICU or in a coffee shop, you can make a difference to help that person deal. . I get messages about sadness...the way forward is ONE day at a time. ONE person at a time. Find that first person...now.

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  13. il y a 17 heures

    Regulatory action for physicians who spread : Maine is right! This needs to become standard. We witness the routine ruining of lives & families that occurs when people are victims of misinformation and scientific untruths. Boundaries must protect.

    Maine’s Board of Licensure in Medicine voted unanimously Tuesday to temporarily suspend the license of Dr. Meryl Nass, accused of spreading COVID-19 misinformation. She will also undergo a psychological examination at the request of the licensing board.
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  14. a retweeté
    13 janv.

    I really don’t have words at this point. I really just don’t understand. This is a failure of science. This will result in more needless death and suffering, It is also a failure of protecting the people more vulnerable than ourselves. 💔

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  15. a retweeté
    10 janv.

    "One-Way Masking Works. If you’re vaccinated, boosted, and wearing an N95, you’re protected—no matter what others are doing."

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  16. a retweeté
    12 janv.

    The American Rescue Plan allocated $130 billion to keep schools safe in this pandemic. Illinois alone received $5 billion. Where did billions of dollars go to? There needs to be a public accounting state-by-state on how these funds were utilized.

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    12 janv.

    Yesterday a sniffling & sneezing doctor walked by me on the street outside at a park. He was wearing scrubs. I asked, “What did your test show?” He said, “ Oh I didn’t bother. Too busy. I’ve probably had it a couple of times anyway. Why test?” Wrong answer. Protect others.

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  18. 13 janv.

    This disease can take so much from people even when it’s “mild” on the front end. Meaning that even if you don’t get really sick initially, you could end up with the burden of . That’s a steep price to pay.

    📌 Remember... She had an ASYMPTOMATIC case! This is why there is *no* such thing as a "mild" case of COVID.
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  19. a retweeté
    11 janv.

    This chart says it all. If u got double vaccinated early on & are not yet boosted, ur effectively unvaccinated against Omicron infection. Thus, many adults & teens are effectively unvaccinated against infection. Kids got vaccinated recently & thus may be in a safer position. 1/

    4) And as much as boosters are good—they too wane. I’ve held off sharing this for a week—but I think the public needs to know that booster isn’t = invulnerability. Booster of Wuhan 1.0 virus wane too. We need newer variant adapted multivalent vaccines & need ⬆️indoor air quality.
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  20. a retweeté
    12 janv.

    " is so mild" 🇺🇸 Americans hospitalized 🏥 7 Jan: 125,000 8 Jan: 130,000 9 Jan: 135,000 ⚠️(highest since pandemic began) 10 Jan: 140,000 ⚠️(highest since pandemic began) 11 Jan: 145,000 ⚠️(highest since pandemic began)

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  21. a retweeté
    11 janv.

    TEACHERS ARE QUITTING IN DROVES. WILL ANYONE HEAR US? Never cared about followers or getting the message out there until now. Please. Someone see this. Send it to someone with a bigger account who might be heard.

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