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I had time to doodle in class.
So I deci-
Brain: ba birdie doc
The wh-
Brain: BIRDIE DOC
I love bsd sm it ain't even a joke anymore
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i n t r o d u c t i o n
I AM THE BIGGEST RYUUNOSUKE WORSHIPPER 😤😤😡😡🤬
(they're sooo cute omfg omfg 💞🎀✨)
My name is Ethereal and I LOOOVEEE bsd ♡
Im sooooo obsessed with this frickin show, it's not even a joke anymore (it was never a joke to even start with lmao)
Pls worship Ryuunosuke he deserves it .·´¯`(>▂<)´¯`·.
Btw, love y'all <3
♡ 𝓔𝓽𝓱𝓮𝓻𝓮𝓪𝓵 𝓗𝓮𝓻 ♡
💗💗💗
RYUUNOSUKE AKUTAGAWA, MY GOODNESS.
Just girly stuff... ♡
Dr. Smile a character for a horror novel I’m gonna do as practice for the big one.
Writing Prompt #19
After a long night of patrol, the Hero goes to see their Doctor to be patched up. However, by the time they arrive, Doc has not answered their text, nor is waiting for them as usual. But the door is unlocked.
As silently as possible, the Hero sneaks into the office, waiting for an attack. None happens.
Searching around, the Hero finds the Doc's office with the door closed, yet light illuminating from it and silent murmuring coming from inside
In true savior nature, the Hero bursts into the room, ready to attack. But instead of a scene where Doc has been held against their will, they are instead met with Doc tending to Villains wounds and making light banter.
Writing Prompt #5
The Hero of the story is near-constantly injured thanks to frequent attacks by villains, hence why they require two doctors to take care of them.
The doctors, A and B, tend to not get along very well, but are willing to take a bullet for the Hero at any time.
However, this time around they couldn't, and now they face the struggle of having to work together to save the Hero's life.
The question is: do A and B grit their teeth and get through it, or does their pride get in the way at the cost of Hero's life?
And so.... This morning I went to the ophthalmologist so that she could finally remove my eye patch and finally give me a course of treatment. But when I came to her, I found out that part of the fragment was still left in my eye... To say that I am in shock is an understatement... In general, the issue of re-examination is now being resolved and I’m really scared.. ...
Listen I know the only way to figure out what’s making me sick is to wait for my lab tests to come back and see what the doctor says.
And I know that panic googling autoimmune diseases that I MIGHT have is 1. Not productive and 2. Not healthy.
…………………but I read this article about LUPUS last night, and I—
Me: I mean I just told you I have a family history of autoimmune disorders and joint problems, don’t you think we should at least look into—
Dr: You know what else you have a family history of?
Me: …………….dude I swear to god—
Dr:
💖💕Mental Illness💕💖
Me: Yeah so I’ve been having horrible joint pain, muscle weakness, and fatigue for the past several years that’s worsened dramatically in the last 2 months.
Dr: Hmmm…. Fatigue, you say? Do you happen to have any…… mental health issues??
Me: …..I mean I have an anxiety disorder, but I really doubt that—
Dr: That’s the reason, that’s why you’re fatigued. It is your ✨mental illness✨
Me: Okay but I’ve had anxiety since I was a kid and the fatigue is a recent issue, so—
Dr: So sorry to hear about how ✨MENTALLY ILL✨ you are and how it is causing literally ALL of your health issues😢☹️
Me: But my anxiety is way better than it used to be, plus like I said I’m having joint pain as well I really don’t see how that could be caused by—
Dr:
✨💫Mentally Ill✨💫
Me: Yeah so I’ve been having horrible joint pain, muscle weakness, and fatigue for the past several years that’s worsened dramatically in the last 2 months.
Dr: Hmmm…. Fatigue, you say? Do you happen to have any…… mental health issues??
Me: …..I mean I have an anxiety disorder, but I really doubt that—
Dr: That’s the reason, that’s why you’re fatigued. It is your ✨mental illness✨
Me: Okay but I’ve had anxiety since I was a kid and the fatigue is a recent issue, so—
Dr: So sorry to hear about how ✨MENTALLY ILL✨ you are and how it is causing literally ALL of your health issues😢☹️
Me: But my anxiety is way better than it used to be, plus like I said I’m having joint pain as well I really don’t see how that could be caused by—
Dr:
✨💫Mentally Ill✨💫
went to the doctor today and was called “well-appearing” in my notes like stopppppp 🤭🤭you think I appear well??😳🤭
I’m really happy with how this one turned out. Her name is Rosa and she’s a feild medic. Her idea came from one of those theme generators.
Modern AU
It’s a “what if Kenyan and Sylris were from Earth”.
It’s canon they are very smart and know a lot about chemistry and medicine. Canonically, Kenyan uses this knowledge to make drugs/medicines and Sylris uses his knowledge to shapeshift.
Now in this AU, they got very famous with their discoveries, working together for the improvement of world health. They’re obviously rich, and have anything they want.
Ethan grew up in this great environment, but he feels lonely ‘cause his parents don’t have time for him, so he spends more time at Sam’s house than at his own.
Kenyan still has addiction issues; she works more than she should to don’t worry about her problems. Sylris keeps complaining that she should be an example instead of destroying her life like that, but she doesn’t care at all 💞
I don’t know about Oscar’s categories and medical stuff, but I guess they would find a cure for something rare and important, like something in the brain.
(They’re very gorgeous omg. IOMK)
My fantasy
Examine me doctor
No, it’s okay, I’m a doctor, I can do this to you
A charming flash fiction from certainwaters; all the various voices performed by Russil Tamsen. Original text here.
It sounds like a medieval Persian fairy tale with a bit of Doctor Who stirred in (minus the time travel). The gal at the center of it all is like Merida from Pixar's Brave, except she escapes not into the forest but into a bizarre solitary sickness...
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So sexy in a classy way
Let’s play doctor 😍
NASA Spotlight: Astronaut Jonny Kim
Dr. Jonny Kim was selected by NASA to join the 2017 Astronaut Candidate Class. He reported for duty in August 2017 and having completed the initial astronaut candidate training is now eligible for mission assignments to the International Space Station, the Moon and eventually Mars. A U.S. Navy SEAL, Kim completed more than 100 combat operations. Kim was commissioned as a naval officer through an enlisted-to-officer program and earned his degree in mathematics at the University of San Diego and a doctorate of medicine at Harvard Medical School. Born and raised in Los Angeles, California to Korean-American immigrants, he enjoys spending time with his family, outdoor activities, academic and professional mentoring, strength training and lifelong learning.
Dr. Kim took some time from his job as a NASA astronaut to answer questions about his life and career! Enjoy:
Why did you apply to be an astronaut?
For many reasons. I think that humans are natural explorers. There is a calling in all of us to explore the unknown, push the boundaries and redefine what is possible. I’m drawn to the physical and mental challenges of space exploration and the teamwork required to complete such an objective. And finally, the opportunity to do something good for our country, for humanity, and to inspire the next generation of thinkers, leaders, explorers and scientists.
What was your favorite memory from astronaut training?
I’m a big believer that people can grow stronger bonds with each other when they succeed through shared hardship. And I think that developing relationships with one another is one of the best ways to forge successful team skills to be successful in any endeavor. With that context, I can tell you that my favorite memory from astronaut training was traversing the deep canyon slots of the Utah Canyon Lands for almost 2 weeks with my classmates. We hiked trails, climbed canyons, swam through deep, dark, cold and murky waters and forged through uncertainty, all while being together. This shared hardship was not only fun, but it helped us grow closer to one another. It’s one of the fondest memories I have when I think about my amazing classmates, and through that shared hardship, I know I can count on any one of my fellow astronauts when the going gets tough.
If you could play any song during launch, what would it be?
Don’t Stop Believin’ by Journey.
What advice would you give to your younger self?
I would tell myself to always follow your passion, never stature or money, because following a life of passion is long-term, sustainable and usually helps others. Be accountable for your mistakes and failures, and maintain the humility to learn from those mistakes and failures. And finally, I would caution myself that all worthwhile goals are difficult to obtain, but with the right attitude and hard work, you can accomplish anything.
How did your time as a Navy Seal impact your astronaut training?
Being a Naval Special Warfare Operator taught me that humans are capable of accomplishing ten times what their bodies and mind tell them. I learned there are no limits in life, and the biggest setback one can have is a poor attitude. I learned the value of strong leadership and accountability. I also learned the meaning of sacrifice, hardship, teamwork, love and compassion. All these traits helped me to develop the hard and soft skills required to be an astronaut.
How do we prepare medically for long duration missions? What tools, resources, medications do we anticipate needing, and how do we figure that out?
This is a great question and the answer is evolving. The way we answer this question is by being thoughtful and consulting the medical communities to weigh the pros and cons of every single decision we make regarding this. Mass plays an important factor, so we have to be mindful of everything we bring and how we train for it.
Who was the first person you called after being selected to be an astronaut?
It would have been my wife but she was with me when I heard the news. The first person I called was my mom.
What is one item from home that you would bring to space?
A picture of my wife and kids.
What does it mean to you to be part of the Artemis generation of astronauts?
It means that I have a duty and obligation to serve humanity’s best interests. To explore the unknown, push boundaries and redefine what’s possible. It means I have an immense opportunity to serve as an example and inspiration to our next generation of leaders and explorers. It also means there is a hard road ahead, and when the mission calls for us, we will be ready.
What are three personal items, besides photos of family and friends, that you would bring with you on your first spaceflight?
An automatic watch, because the engineering behind a timepiece is a beautiful thing. An American flag, because I proudly believe and uphold the principles and ideals our country stands for. And finally, a nice journal that I can put handwritten thoughts on.
Thank you for your time, and good luck on your first spaceflight assignment!
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