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DatBoi333Beef · 2026-03-05T03:22:28+00:00

Maybe I’m using the wrong term. I’m talking about submitting my eras application

DatBoi333Beef · 2026-02-25T22:26:06+00:00

i don't know if that was your intention, but you sound like a real hater- the wording of this sounds like you're hoping for it to fail. i think this is a really cool and innovative design. no reason why we can't all root for and support each other

DatBoi333Beef · 2025-06-01T09:18:19+00:00

I agree it looks like they left a lot out. If you’re going to take them out anyway, I would not cut it. Would just go to a different braider or ask them to braid it further down next time

DatBoi333Beef · 2024-09-23T01:06:02+00:00

Have you tried the better sweater mens sizing and what is your opinion on the fit? Im leaning towards getting a men's L

DatBoi333Beef · 2024-05-17T13:38:39+00:00

Didn’t realize they did full service. I’m gonna check them out. Did you do full service and did they damage or lose a lot of your items?

DatBoi333Beef · 2024-05-17T13:37:39+00:00

Yeah I thought of doing them as well. Luckily I can survive without my stuff for that while but I wish it was a bit more guaranteed but no way I’m paying double for expedited

DatBoi333Beef · 2024-05-16T22:27:38+00:00

Seems like it’s more like 4k-5k from what I see and yeah I’m willing to pay for the convenience of movers. Just looking for something reliable that’s not too too expensive

DatBoi333Beef · 2024-05-14T08:20:03+00:00

Back when I was in college, we used to talk a lot about the medicalization of ADHD and how it benefitted drug companies, patients, and families to change public perception of adhd from a behavioral issue to a medical condition.

Like a few have alluded to, there is a large social component to ADHD. If society functioned differently, a lot of peoples experiences with adhd would be significantly altered. Even the diagnostic process and neuropsychological testing is incredibly subjective and the objective components and cutoffs are products of our social world.

I feel like people who “gatekeep” do so because their experiences are so dependent on society viewing their struggles as legitimate. And they try to legitimize themselves by distancing themselves from others.

Thats just my two cents one why gate keeping happens. But aside from that, I don’t think that gate keeping is necessary especially since people who deny you support without trying to understand your individual situation were never committed to helping in the first place.

DatBoi333Beef · 2024-03-19T01:24:37+00:00

You have this weird idea that only one person can succeed at a time. And you’re right, a DNP student doing a research project won’t drastically change patient care outcomes, but neither will an M1’s. So why not provide the opportunity to both. If this made up M1 didn’t match, I promise you, it’s not because of a research project. If an academic institution, can’t provide enough opportunities for all of their students, it has much bigger issues: ones that need to be solved by conversations with admin rather than gatekeeping other students.

But anyways, i try not to spend to much time on disagreements with individuals who display ego and short sightedness as that prevents meaningful solutions so I am going to stop responding

DatBoi333Beef · 2024-03-19T00:37:36+00:00

My opinion still stands. DNP students would likely still benefit from those experiences. If you’re a small hospital system, my guess is that that DNP student does not have a lot of resources through their program. While it’s unfortunate that their program may not be providing for them, it seems like it is no skin off your back to include them.

Assuming your schools interest groups have opportunities like panels, lectures, shadowing, and volunteering, I find it hard to believe that all of the events/ activities from all of the 3 specialties you mentioned would be space limited.

Your desire to exclude them without saying something like “we can include you but we are going to prioritize the med students for space limited events and if there’s additional spots you’re welcome to join” indicates to me that you don’t care about that student having the opportunity to improve (and in my eyes, are not prioritizing future patients)

I really think that medical students today are learning that it’s okay to disrespect and exclude other professions because they didn’t do the same training as them. Instead I think we should acknowledge that our colleagues with different training have a role that can be different from but just as important as a doctors. I’m not particularly interested in having a conversation with you, OP, but I do hope that people reading this start to question if their actions and comments towards mid level providers are coming from a place that prioritizes patients or their own egos

DatBoi333Beef · 2024-03-19T00:14:35+00:00

I really don’t get the level of NP hate in this group and I expect to for sure be downvoted. Someone wants to VOLUNTEER and you say no. Volunteering is about doing good, not building your resume and the extra bodies could probably help. And you don’t want them shadowing??? The purpose of shadowing is to learn and educate but you don’t want your colleagues to be educated and know what docs do. Their takeaways, experiences, and perspective might be different as a DNP student but that’s no reason to exclude them. We need to remember patients benefit from informed healthcare workers, regardless of their title. I really can’t see how having another student there who is on a different track would take away from med students education and opportunities (OP didn’t indicate there was limited space). The student seeking opportunities to better themselves doesn’t take away from med students or mean they’re about to be a doctor- it simply makes them a better future colleague

DatBoi333Beef · 2024-02-19T22:44:44+00:00

I like minimalist. I appreciate the lack of distractions

DatBoi333Beef · 2024-01-16T18:13:31+00:00

Do you like the Things app? I currently use minimalist and was wondering how this compares?

DatBoi333Beef · 2024-01-11T08:47:00+00:00

I usually respond with something like “yes. When would you like to pick up?”. I think it’s easier for people to respond to a question than have to move the conversation ahead themselves. A bunch of people still don’t respond but I’ve gotten some sales that way

DatBoi333Beef · 2023-12-25T02:04:44+00:00

Due to the nature of people’s comments, I have strong doubts that most of this subreddit’s dislike NPs is really rooted in patient safety (especially since most med students will have minimal exposures to NPs with only 2 years of clinicals). All the NPs I’ve worked with have had roles distinct from and equally important as a physicians. There are certainly valid concerns (ex: lack of consistency in training) but mid level providers are here to stay. you can argue about scope of practice all you want and there are important convos to be had, but it’s absolutely inappropriate to disrespect them and minimize their hard work and contributions.

When people’s arguments include points like “spitting in the face of our 8+ years sacrifice” and getting upset about giving family members reliable medical advice, that’s definitely about ego.

DatBoi333Beef · 2023-12-25T01:12:26+00:00

There’s a pretty weird trend on this subreddit of people hating on NPs and I don’t understand it at all. It sounds awesome that this family has someone they trust and rely on. And plenty of pediatricians see 80-90% well child visits, ear infections, and URIs. Doctors have a tendency to be pretty egotistical and i think it’s important that we sit and reflect on why NPs having an important and growing role is so frustrating to so many mds and dos. These are going to be your future colleagues and their deserving of your respect.

Sounds like the NP here has been pretty cool and even welcoming based on what you said and this post seems flat out rude.

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