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More Thoughts on American Healthcare Failures

I am becom­ing more and more dis­cour­aged about the cur­rent state and poten­tial for future improve­ment in the con­di­tion of the USA’s health­care sys­tem. At the cost of some­where between a decade and a half and two of my peak … Con­tinue read­ing

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Some of My Best Friends Are Vampires

More peo­ple than not really don’t like Phle­botomists. You know who they are, those peo­ple in white coats with the elas­tic bands and the trays of bot­tles that fit onto the back end of née­dles that they stick into veins, … Con­tinue read­ing

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Key Words and Emotional Response

I am nor­mally only a mod­er­ately emo­tional per­son with my reac­tions. That is not to say that I can­not get some­what seri­ously engaged in a dis­cus­sion on cer­tain top­ics. But gen­er­ally strong emo­tional response is not an imme­di­ate reac­tion to … Con­tinue read­ing

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Cock Rings — Should Be Taught In Med School

If you have been fol­low­ing this blog, you know that Is Still Here has been strug­gling (as dis­cussed here and here) with sex­ual func­tion. After find­ing a very sym­pa­thetic and appar­ently com­pe­tent physi­cian, and unfor­tu­nately some not so sym­pa­thetic sup­port … Con­tinue read­ing

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Accompanying Your Partner to Medical Appointments — Revisited

This is a follow-up to a recent post on our prac­tice of accom­pa­ny­ing each other when­ever pos­si­ble to our med­ical appoint­ments. I had another sched­uled med­ical pro­ce­dure. One that involved male gen­i­talia, née­dles, some rather exotic med­ica­tion (it would be … Con­tinue read­ing

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Accompanying Your Partner to Medical Appointments

Through our expe­ri­ences with var­i­ous med­ical chal­lenges, we have devel­oped a habit, which has become a gen­eral prac­tice that we wish we had prac­ticed from the very begin­ning of our rela­tion­ship. When­ever pos­si­ble, we accom­pany each other to our med­ical … Con­tinue read­ing

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Medical Fuck Ups

Being the recep­ta­cle of a fair num­ber of un-fried neu­rons and a sig­nif­i­cant num­ber of prop­erly trained synap­tic path­ways, yours truly is rea­son­able capa­ble of fol­low­ing the descrip­tion of tests that a physi­cian would like to per­form on the bio­log­i­cal … Con­tinue read­ing

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Sex Education: Beyond NO Agreement! Revisited

Please note: This is a com­bined post by Is Still Here of Sur­viv­ing Sur­vival and The Cura­tor of the Sex­hi­bi­tion A research study regard­ing the pos­i­tive mer­its of “abstinence-only” sex edu­ca­tion has been bogged down in blogged down mis­re­port­ing so … Con­tinue read­ing

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