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The gay men of Edinburgh in the late 80s taught me some of the most important lessons I ever learned.
*Patients often know more than their Drs
*There are times when we need to accept we don’t have the answers
*One of the most important things we do is to treat people equally.
*Patients often know more than their Drs
*There are times when we need to accept we don’t have the answers
*One of the most important things we do is to treat people equally.
Those lovely men. They came to our clinic with reams of paper from Daisy Wheel printers, all taken from this thing called the “Internet”...
You won’t have heard of it yet, but it’s going to be big...
They weren’t wrong!
You won’t have heard of it yet, but it’s going to be big...
They weren’t wrong!
They asked me about new retroviral therapies that were being tried out in the US.
I didn’t know the answers, but I asked our (wonderful) consultant and we made a plan together. Patient, Dr, specialist. A trio.
And so we moved, from AZT to other therapies, over time.
I didn’t know the answers, but I asked our (wonderful) consultant and we made a plan together. Patient, Dr, specialist. A trio.
And so we moved, from AZT to other therapies, over time.
Feels like an opportune moment for an evergreen Police Brutality Thread Alert 🚨... #GeorgeFloyd #BLM #SayHisName #ICantBreatheAGAIN
Circa October 2014: Racism and Darren Wilson Supporters: Not a Coincidence. | via @docrocktex26 wakelet.com/wake/761418c2-…
Circa October 2014: "He Reached for My Gun," and Other Fantasies Invoked by Police Who Kill Unarmed Black Men | via @docrocktex26 wakelet.com/wake/a2026ce2-…
