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A poem. Teenage apathy versus cervical adenopathy
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Since my cycling accident in August, I’ve had to Since my cycling accident in August, I’ve had to slow down so much compared to my usual pace. Concussions are like a roller coaster. Though I’m improving overall there are lots of ups and downs as I experiment each day with how much I’m able to do. One thing that’s been really helpful in recovering from the concussion has been yoga. It helps me with getting back my balance and improving concentration. This morning is a great day for sun salutations 🌞
Spending the evening on Citadel Hill was a great w Spending the evening on Citadel Hill was a great way to finish off #halifaxpride. 🌈 Look at all the kites! I was working in the hospital today and I’m back at it again tomorrow. Sometimes after work I feel so tired afterward, like I want to just go directly to bed or watch Netflix. But lately, I’m pacing myself and making sure I don’t get burnt out. And when I do something fun in the evening after work, ideally outdoors, my life is more full. ❤️ In medicine, it is so easy for our field of work to be all-consuming. With the doctor shortage, there is always pressure to work more. And more. And more. But I have another goal with my work - I’m going for longevity. I don’t ever want to retire. I love my job and my patients, but I also love taking time for walks outside, watching kites 🙂 Here’s to never retiring because we’re doing what we enjoy!
Pandemic restrictions lifting slowing in Nova Scot Pandemic restrictions lifting slowing in Nova Scotia. There were just 14 cases in the province today. A good time for some fresh air. What are you most excited about for the summer?
I was so happy to have been a guest on The Superwo I was so happy to have been a guest on The Superwoman Code podcast with @drashleymargeson. Dr Mergeson is a naturopath in Nova Scotia. We talked about all things from vaccination to informed consent to implications of the vaccine for women’s health. Make sure to checkout this incredibly smart woman’s podcast!
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GP, Editorial Fellow @CFPJournal, Co-Director, Medical Humanities @DalhousieU, poet, blogger, tweets = my own, she/her. Coffee is my actual friend.

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sarahfrasermdSarah Fraser@sarahfrasermd·
26 Nov

Dr. @sdbaral suggests that #VaccinePassports as a #publichealth approach can further #marginalize those we're trying to help. Further, hesitant folks aren't "just a bunch of anti-vaxxers or Trump lovers" but people with "complex questions." @HealthyDebate https://bit.ly/3FTpoj9

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25 Nov

The #pandemic has taken a huge toll on #seniors, including on their #Mentalhealth. We "need to focus on poor seniors, those with multiple #health issues, and those who feel #lonely" says @globeandmail in order to mitigate poor health outcomes. https://tgam.ca/3FOyPjW

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25 Nov

Who's getting sick?

As Ontario tries to keep a resurgence of COVID-19 cases under control, new data from Public Health Ontario paints the most detailed picture yet of breakthrough cases. https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2021/11/25/whos-getting-sick-report-sheds-new-light-on-breakthrough-cases-and-vaccine-protection-against-hospitalization.html?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=SocialMedia&utm_campaign=GTA&utm_content=whosick

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24 Nov

There are a slew of benefits to having healthy, well-exercised employees. But how can we incentivize #exercise for workers? Hint: Employers must create work environments more conducive to #health behaviours @ConversationCA https://bit.ly/3oWdDSk

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