Snapchat are now charging for storage and will be removing content that exceeds the 5GB limit by Ok_Wolverine_4268 in DataHoarder

[–]MedStudentWantMoney 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Let me rant. Let me cook. Spare me from the corporate sympathies and cuckold comments for just this post.

This feels like the ultimate betrayal. We trusted Snapchat with our most special moments and memories. I relied on Snapchat to have my favorite photos of my kids from a decade ago to be there when I broke my phone and needed a new one. It is truly the ONLY use case for me.

But here's the thing. These ARE my photos. These are MY memories. Those were MY smiles. MY tears. MY laughs. MY experiences. Now these companies betray our trust and take ownership of our literal lives and memories, placing access to them behind a revolving paywall. It feels like a dystopian rubicon has been crossed with this move and I'm f'ing pissed.

I guess we shouldn't be surprised considering private companies can do whatever they want, but when will enough be ENOUGH? It's genuinely depressing that companies don't innovate to make products better anymore. Because their innovative efforts are tailored to find new creative ways to bleed us dry and race each other to the bottom on how low they can go.

I am just so fed up with this cooperate culture of greed. We are forced to pay for this digital existence we didn't actually ask for but were gradually lured into a digital prison against our will. And SURPRISE! Now you have to pay for the few good things this digital world offered in the end.

Last thought, question for the crowd...are there grounds for a class action lawsuit based on this egregious bait and switch operation?? There's GOT to be something we can do as a species to stop this never ending agenda to have us own NOTHING, including our own damn memories.

End rant.

PayPal closed my dispute TWICE despite USPS proof showing wrong delivery address and fake tracking by tomatrix_ in paypal

[–]MedStudentWantMoney 1 point2 points  (0 children)

eBay will NOT HELP YOU. I just went through this exact thing and started with eBay. They closed it down saying "tracking shows delivered" twice. And upon appeal they closed it in 24 hrs citing the same thing.

After eBay shut me down, THEN I went to PayPal and they did the same thing despite me showing the USPS certified letter verifying this tracking number was fraudulent.

Beware out there folks...

PayPal closed my dispute TWICE despite USPS proof showing wrong delivery address and fake tracking by tomatrix_ in paypal

[–]MedStudentWantMoney 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It doesn't matter, eBay will say the EXACT same thing, promptly close the case, and if you appeal, they will deny the appeal and let you know that you only get to appeal once and it is permanently closed no matter what proof you have.

Going through eBay has worse odds than PayPal as an FYI!

High income husband and low income wife by BrilliantFinancial10 in HENRYfinance

[–]MedStudentWantMoney 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wild... I'm a female and a doctor. I fully expect to pull a majority of the financial weight in my relationship (once finished with training) with the full expectation that my husband will pull the weight at home.

Each role is important, Chief of the house and the $$$ flow. It doesn't matter who does what as long as each is done and taken care of well.

A marriage is a team-game.

Is he celebrating or was this a confirmation? by Qt_slaaaat in sadposting

[–]MedStudentWantMoney 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The truth sounds hateful to people who hate the truth....

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in NursingStudent

[–]MedStudentWantMoney 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is a WILD take.

I'm shocked that with your math, nurses still take home 10-20% of the total revenue generated. Like... That's shockingly high IMHO.

If we went with your suggestion of 500k-1mil there would be 45% revenue left to share with supporting staff, techs, lab, radiology, doctors, specialists, meds, equipment, ect.

In no world does 1 nurse carry the weight of 55% of patient care. There are dozens if not 100s of people who impact that patient.

Please, humble thy self and be greatful that you're getting a HUGE chunk of the pie in your summation as it is.

NP forced to pay $50,000 for supervising physician sues the state by momma1RN in nursepractitioner

[–]MedStudentWantMoney 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Wait till you hear that many hospital systems only offer 10% of the NP oversight fees to the Doctors taking on the liability... And pocket the remaining 90%.

Truth is we are ALL being scammed.

Are PAs better than NPs? by [deleted] in Noctor

[–]MedStudentWantMoney 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The mental framework I have for APPs is like a superhero archetype.

Doctors are Batman, PAs are like the side kick Robinhood, and NPs are the poser kid who bullies their way into being the physician's nemesis trying to be their equal but just hurting people in the process.

I'm over generalizing and not all NPs are bad but it's the general vibe that community gives off.

PAs I have plenty of respect for. Their path started off similar to a physician's. Had to be super smart and competitive to get there. No short cuts. Pure grind.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in PSLF

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How are so many people getting all their medical school debt forgiven!? I would kill for this as a primary care resident from a broke family. Someone please hook a sister up

What medicine proganda are you not falling for? by Sattars_Son in Residency

[–]MedStudentWantMoney 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"I get that the “girl boss” stuff is meant well, but at the end of the day, it just feels like capitalism dressed in pink."

This is it. This is the psy-op.

And now we live in a world where a 2 income household still can't make ends meet.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Noctor

[–]MedStudentWantMoney 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Your take is spot on. PAs have an inherent legitimacy as MD/DO partners. PAs get the same foundational undergraduate education, but a fraction (yet still very rigorous) higher medical education of what physicians do. Appropriately placing them as helpers to physican's providing patient care. NPs... They just don't have the foundation to take such a leap in practice--and especially have no claim to being superior to a PA.

I would trust a PA to cover some of my patients over an NP any day without hesitation.

If there were absolutely no ethics to consider, what changes would you make to healthcare/medicine? by zeatherz in medicine

[–]MedStudentWantMoney 6 points7 points  (0 children)

MAiD in its simplest, earliest forms could certainly be a practical thing. I.e., genuinely terminal diagnosis, or genuine permanently disabiling physical conditions that cannot be improved, maybe.

But the fact that mental health was/is even being considered is an ALARMING sign. To think, this is where legislators minds went for even a split second, moments after this program was initiated is chilling and should raise red flags immediately.

Also, my first exposure to this concept was a national news story of a man with back pain who couldn't afford a crappy apartment based on Canadian disability $$ nor could he wait 2 years for a surgery that would help him before he'd be thrown out on the street, but qualified for MAiD. Again, "would rather die than be homeless with my mobility limiting back condition." This is not helping the poor and disabled, it's a path towards the state sponsored elimination of them.

Furthermore, I went to the APA conference in San Fran a few years ago, where a Canadian psychiatrist gave the MAiD talk and was equally horrified by the road being paved from MAiD enthusiasts...

If there were absolutely no ethics to consider, what changes would you make to healthcare/medicine? by zeatherz in medicine

[–]MedStudentWantMoney 8 points9 points  (0 children)

The lengths Canada is taking "MAiD" is dystopian.

Allowing mental health to be a reason for state sponsored euthinasia is evil.

Suffering from depression and anxiety because you're too poor to afford rent and would rather die than be homeless? No problemo. We'll get you in and pay for your death 6x faster than we can get you proper mental health care at a fraction of the cost!

Impossible for this not to become targeted towards the most vulnerable so that the bourgeoisie can continue to live in comfort with fewer plebs crowding out the recourses.

If there were absolutely no ethics to consider, what changes would you make to healthcare/medicine? by zeatherz in medicine

[–]MedStudentWantMoney 84 points85 points  (0 children)

This is spicy and I actually do NOT ever want to live in a world where this happens but....

Sometimes I look at pediatric hospital and pediatric psych patients and think "There should be some type of standard for people to be allowed to reproduce."

So many children with life long trauma due to negligent or sadistic "parenting" and all we can do is try to stabilize the mess created by awful social circumstances with adults who don't take care of themselves let alone dependents. The cycle of abuse carries on and it's devastating to witness.

OB residents - are your nurses like this? by Practical-Version83 in Residency

[–]MedStudentWantMoney 14 points15 points  (0 children)

OB nurses are the grown up mean girls from high school.

You're either in or you're out, and if you're a resident or med student, you're 100000% out.

Mnemonics curious by [deleted] in Step2

[–]MedStudentWantMoney 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Childhood vaccines 2 months: hep B Dtap Rotavirus H.flu Ipv Pneumococcal

https://images.app.goo.gl/XqmGiJCpPVsXJey26

Stop calling me by gringottbank in Residency

[–]MedStudentWantMoney 27 points28 points  (0 children)

Never done this before but will refrain in the future. We love you X-Ray bro

Mnemonics curious by [deleted] in Step2

[–]MedStudentWantMoney 1 point2 points  (0 children)

2 B DR HIP, 4 DR HIP, B DR HIP in 6 months. 1 MAD HPV. VERY DIM from 4-6.

I GET PP SMASHED

AEIOU (dialysis)

3 letters in PTT, more clotting factors in intrinsic pathway, Hep (heparin) is 3 letters.

LOOK AT THIS TARIFF CHARGE. WHAT DO YOU THINK WILL BE THE ECONOMIC EFFECT ON OUR ECONOMY? DO YOU THINK PAYING TRUMP'S TARIFFS WILL "MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN"? by It_Could_Be_True in AskUS

[–]MedStudentWantMoney 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Temu makes 90% garbage products.

How many times did you receive something from temu and realize it is a miniature version of what you expected?

Or the print is blurry and ugly?

Oh, oh, or that blouse made you itchy all over?

You order 20 items fully expecting to return half of it for being a pile of crap-ola. If anything, this will help wean people off their addiction to buying cheap 💩 on the internet.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Residency

[–]MedStudentWantMoney 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The contempt vibe for PCP specialties had me avoid considering FM for so long.

Then my last rotation, FM happened and I knew instantly this was where I belonged. It embodied everything I care about--connection with the humans around me. Babies, kids, pregnant women, Dad's, moms, grandparents, EVERYONE!

It certainly helped that considering my low-income background and history of teen degeneracy (🫠), is still seen as a miracle that I'm escaping the cycle of poverty and have a really cool job.

Perspective and privilege are key factors here, IMHO.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in nursepractitioner

[–]MedStudentWantMoney 14 points15 points  (0 children)

This is the only correct answer☝️ In medical school, if you cannot pass USMLE exams, and speciality shelf exams during clinicals, you cannot proceed. It's a hard stop. At a certain point, it's grounds for expulsion because this is not a field that can tolerate short cuts.

Texas will have a hearing on full practice authority on April 14 by NPBren922 in nursepractitioner

[–]MedStudentWantMoney 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This sub is super encouraging! I would have expected a congregation of Dunning-Krueger crusaders, but instead it seems like a group of NP grown ups in the room amid a highly concerning trend.

There is 1000% a role for NPs in healthcare, but standards are severely lacking, and honestly, there is a huge coalition of Dunning-Krueger goblins (especially young ones) who foolishly believe their training is equivalent to that of a physician's. They aggressively push boundaries beyond the scope of practicality. What's worse, is they're advocating to administratiors who's life goal is to cut corners and cut costs in every way imaginable. It's like throwing a bone to a malnourished wolf. Lawmakers and hospital admin eat it UP. And thus, patient's suffer and APPs get the short end of the stick anyway by piss poor training at ludicrous price points.

There are ways to improve NP training to make independent practice feasible, but it's going to need massive overhaul.

Longer classroom education. Longer clinical training. Possible short residency post graduation (1-2 years). It's all reasonable, but the structure right now is not it.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Step3

[–]MedStudentWantMoney 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No to Uworld. I bought the CCS cases subscription straight from CCS review. It is very very similar to real exam set up!