I'm excited to jump into the Wellness Zone next with Dahlia El Gazzar (@DahliaElGazzar) speaking on "Practicing Gratitude for the Present: The Power of Gratitude." #CHEST2021 1/
We want to optimize our energy. Block out time to replenish your energy. #CHEST2021 3/
Gratitude comes from different sources, and movement and exercise can be an excellent source of energy. You have to make sure you prioritize yourself in your schedule instead of just others. #CHEST2021 4/
Make sure you are thankful for the little things in life that can ground you. Life happens while you're waiting for the big things to happen. #CHEST2021 5/
Consider adding one of these gratitude practices to your day. #CHEST2021 6/
The 10% Happier app has guided medications and practical teachings. #CHEST2021 7/
The Five Minute Journal can help you do quick gratitude journaling. #CHEST2021 8/
Do you! Find what works for you. This is YOUR life, so live it! #CHEST2021 9/
The sustainability of gratitude practices will depend on you exploring and finding what you enjoy. #CHEST2021 10/
Stop focusing on putting out fires and focus on preventing them in your life. #CHEST2021 11/
A focus on gratitude and empathy and mindfulness will create a ripple effect in your life, your relationship with others, and your environment. #CHEST2021 12/
Thanks for joining us for this important topic! #CHEST2021
After attending a couple of these wellness zone sessions, I have to say that I do appreciate the effort, and they are very good, but I'm not sure they're really a match for puppies. I will admit these will probably be cheaper for me in the long run... @accpchest#CHEST2021 14/14
• • •
Missing some Tweet in this thread? You can try to
force a refresh
Today I took a Freedom Trail tour in Boston and learned a lot. Read on to brush up on some history!
William Blackstone signed up for an expedition to come from England to North America in the mid-1620s. He sets up a farm in what is now Boston.
The king of England and the church were not getting along in 1630, so people came over because they wanted a more strict church (puritans) and landed in Charleston, which is marshland.
Here’s something I don’t understand. If I had $10 million invested with a 4% return, I would have $400,000 in interest every year. Even with my mortgage and taxes and a new car every year, I could still buy all the books, take incredible care of my pets, and travel the world. 1/
This amount would also be more than enough to completely retire and open my animal sanctuary which would be self-sustaining (I have it all planned out). And of course this would be without even touching the principal balance. 2/
Don’t get me wrong, I have absolutely no intent of ever having this kind of money. But here’s what I don’t understand - why in the world are we giving all these tax breaks to people with millions and millions of dollars. There are 759 BILLIONAIRES in the U.S. alone! 3/
Many of you have reached out, asking me what company I used to plan my trips. I actually plan the vast majority entirely myself. So since so many of you seem curious, here’s how I do it: 1/
Disclaimer 1: For certain polar locations I have booked cruises through Quark Expeditions. These include my trip to Antarctica, as well as upcoming trips to Greenland and Svalbard. I particularly like this company due to their focus on environmental protection and education. 2/
Disclaimer 2: I did use a travel agency for my most recent trip to Africa, because it is very difficult to book, safari and transfers there without someone with expert knowledge of the area. 3/
My final #SCCM2023 tweetucation session for today is “Late-Breaking Studies Affecting Patient Outcomes”!
First we have “Continued Enteral Nutrition Until Extubation Compared to Fasting Prior to Extubation in the Intensive Care Unit: A Clustered Randomized Trial” with Stephan Ehrmann (@stephanehrmann)! #SCCM2023
Nearly all ICUs impose some form of fasting before extubation, but this time seems to be decreasing. #SCCM2023