jmdmd
@jmdmd.bsky.social
Family Medicine doc, cat lady, insufferable tree hugger.
They were comprised of popular 70s pickled things likely gherkins, dill slices, pearl onions, olives, etc, with some cream cheese celery thrown in. Mostly consumed at the kids’ table with the deviled eggs. Deep South. Seems generational more than regional? 🤷♀️
November 27, 2025 at 2:32 PM
They were comprised of popular 70s pickled things likely gherkins, dill slices, pearl onions, olives, etc, with some cream cheese celery thrown in. Mostly consumed at the kids’ table with the deviled eggs. Deep South. Seems generational more than regional? 🤷♀️
😂. Really🤦♀️ because it’s even plausible, but 😂.
November 21, 2025 at 12:23 PM
😂. Really🤦♀️ because it’s even plausible, but 😂.
Art deco furniture salvage, carpet restoration, and the guy that does the giant chocolate sculptures. 🤷♀️
November 8, 2025 at 4:18 PM
Art deco furniture salvage, carpet restoration, and the guy that does the giant chocolate sculptures. 🤷♀️
2000+ blue dots in Augusta, GA
October 18, 2025 at 11:16 PM
2000+ blue dots in Augusta, GA
This and the marble race brought a little levity to the day. 🤗
October 2, 2025 at 12:51 AM
This and the marble race brought a little levity to the day. 🤗
🤦♀️ the GME stories we could tell…
September 16, 2025 at 6:16 PM
🤦♀️ the GME stories we could tell…
Ours were anonymized as well, however at the end of the year I learned he was a WW2 vet, survived a ship sinking in the Pacific, married, had a family and lived a full life until late-onset testicular cancer metastasized and ended his life. I am forever grateful.
August 15, 2025 at 6:04 PM
Ours were anonymized as well, however at the end of the year I learned he was a WW2 vet, survived a ship sinking in the Pacific, married, had a family and lived a full life until late-onset testicular cancer metastasized and ended his life. I am forever grateful.
Done, sent to both addresses. From the US.
August 7, 2025 at 2:13 PM
Done, sent to both addresses. From the US.
Apologies if my point wasn’t clear. Even with diligent screening some early cancers evade detection, or are so aggressive they develop and metastasize in the interval between screenings.
Way too early to speculate prognosis.
Way too early to speculate prognosis.
May 20, 2025 at 5:01 PM
Apologies if my point wasn’t clear. Even with diligent screening some early cancers evade detection, or are so aggressive they develop and metastasize in the interval between screenings.
Way too early to speculate prognosis.
Way too early to speculate prognosis.
Medical (yes medical) doctor here. My father, who marinated in Agent Orange when he was in Vietnam, had a normal PSA in March 2019. Aggressive prostate cancer killed him by the end of the year. It happens.
May 20, 2025 at 1:08 PM
Medical (yes medical) doctor here. My father, who marinated in Agent Orange when he was in Vietnam, had a normal PSA in March 2019. Aggressive prostate cancer killed him by the end of the year. It happens.
This☝️!! Some of our best and brightest are couch surfing, sleeping in a car/library/call room, hoping for a noon conference or attending invitation. You may never know how your small act of kindness could change things for them.
January 17, 2025 at 12:53 AM
This☝️!! Some of our best and brightest are couch surfing, sleeping in a car/library/call room, hoping for a noon conference or attending invitation. You may never know how your small act of kindness could change things for them.
Done! Thanks so much for this. It’s an unfortunate but necessary step for those of us providing gender-affirming care in red states. This made it so much easier. Will pass this along to my colleagues and students. 🙏
January 11, 2025 at 8:59 PM
Done! Thanks so much for this. It’s an unfortunate but necessary step for those of us providing gender-affirming care in red states. This made it so much easier. Will pass this along to my colleagues and students. 🙏
One of my favorite medical histories! Dr Gillies and his team were true heroes on so many levels. Thank you for bringing their incredible story to light.
January 6, 2025 at 11:26 AM
One of my favorite medical histories! Dr Gillies and his team were true heroes on so many levels. Thank you for bringing their incredible story to light.