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this is the most beautiful thing i've ever read. my mom sure was one amazing person #sunshallshine
i’m the proudest 2016 dunbar alum ever!!! so proud of these 2 women for the stage their careers have brought them to, love hearing them commentate at the NCAA championship tournament level @leahedmond13 @MaggieDavisTV
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“@WinsteadMadison: I just literally can't wait to follow in my moms footsteps and work at the UK hospital one day”. You make me very proud.
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Leave Lexington?!? 🤷♀️How about we keep Madison here (w)instead? 😏
Another WIN for the good guys! @UK_HealthCare @UKHC_Pharmacy
#RxMatchDay
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When Craig Skinner got to Kentucky in 2005, the volleyball team hadn’t been to an NCAA Tournament in a dozen years.
Now they haven’t missed one in 15 years and just won the national championship. Remarkable.
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A timely visual from the New England Journal on vaccine site reactions: "given that [such reactions] are not contraindications to subsequent vaccination, all patients were encouraged to receive their second dose": nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NE…
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Sir Ian McKellen has received the Covid vaccine. “Anyone who has lived as long as I have is alive because they have had previous vaccinations... you’re having it not just for yourself but for people who you are close to – you’re doing your bit for society.”
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It turns out that having pharmacy students/interns perform pre-admission medication histories may reduce burnout for the other clinicians involved in a patient's care. Not a revelation, but it's the first time it's been looked at.
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3272… @JournalGIM
working through a PDUR in lab today, how much do we think things have changed since ‘95. ps this book is older than I am but my ma had it in her office until 2016 #TwitterRx
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#sunshallshine Shane was my professor, APPE/PGY2 preceptor, & 1st boss post residency. But mostly my friend. She left an infinite imprint on my career & life. Shane gave & taught me so much during her battle w/“the C word”. Miss her > words can express.
🎥 when she was named HR2
11/11 i promise to keep your legacy. i promise to keep your teachings close. and i promise to never let anyone not know the amazing woman i come from. sunshallshine
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10/11 ma, i’ll never stop telling your story of the courage, compassion and grace you always displayed. i know in times of my own unhappiness you would’ve shown me the positive and the light.
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9/11 and although every single day is hard without her, there are some dates that just truly get me. i’ll probably post every year on this date, if you will allow me to share my grief this way.
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8/11 with that said, i miss her so much that sometimes i feel like my heart has fallen out of my chest. i have a hard time walking into the college of pharmacy some days because i want so badly to be able to tell her what i’m learning and what it’s like learning from her friends
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7/11 i am incredibly lucky to be this woman’s daughter. to learn about life in a deeper understanding than most 17/18 year olds. there is so much to be grateful for as her legacy continues to be the light that leads my ways.
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6/11 she lived deeper, in times of total unfairness. she was the one with cancer taking over her body yet she continued to be the matriarch of the family; the glue that held us together. can you imagine?
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5/11 but after her diagnosis, she changed the world, she moved mountains, she single handedly changed the outlook on hundreds of peoples’ life. i was lucky enough to have a platform to showcase her story
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4/11 i once found a pinterest board of hers called cancipiration (cancer inspiration) one of the pins said “if you can’t live longer, live deeper.” here’s the thing; my mom was an incredible person, colleague, boss, mom etc before her diagnosis
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3/11 yes, we knew she was terminally ill. but no, we did not think that september was it. and the worst part? she wasn’t ready. talk about a woman with plans, goals and dreams, 49 years was just not enough.
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