DOCTOR'S MOST SHOCKING STORY (Q&A)

[@RandyMullis1]

Fun to learn about you as a person, Siobhan. You make the world a better place!

[@ViolinMD]

Thanks Randy - I hope you like the video!

[@Jssielikestodraw]

True

[@sophiaterry5962]

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[@sophiaterry5962]

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[@sophiaterry5962]

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[@shauna4833]

I was so excited hearing you say “A 4th year Medical Resident, specializing in Rheumatology” 🌹 -I love your videos, as you can see I’ve been binge watching for a week, even re-watching them🦋

[@tinytiefling]

Yes! I squeaked in excitement!

[@DrAdamHotchkiss]

So cool :))

[@healthcorners1375]

@@DrAdamHotchkiss cool

[@evieday7737]

Same!! I have Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis and I love when people have an interest in Rheumatology. Especially because my doctors when I was looking for a diagnosis were not great..

[@DrAdamHotchkiss]

Evie Day rheumatology is so interesting! And obviously so important for helping people like yourself!! I’m sorry you had a bad time finding a good doctor originally, really hope you found a good one now! Wishing you the best

[@morganbozarth6361]

I’m just picturing every Canadian ICU with a glass case that says “break in case of emergency” and it contains a blakemore and a football helmet🤣

[@digitalsparky]

and the hammer has 'sorry' written on it :P.

[@elileit]

I am surprised it wasn't a hockey helmet :P

[@doctordarin]

Loved the imagery behind this story. best part. Sometimes simple function is way better then sophistication. Love the videos. keep adding positivity to the world

[@Morgan-iq8dg]

Heyyy now name

[@jellybean50]

“Hey guys! I’m Siobhan, a fourth year medical resident studying rheumatology.” The new intro is amazing! Couldn’t be happier for you Siobhan! All the best for the future :)

[@drcadence9313]

That's what she said

[@nayannesilva4425]

As a nurse, I'm happy to see a doctor that is so passionate about what she does and she smiles throughout the whole video. I'm glad the world has doctors like you! I just discovered your videos and I feel so proud of you! You definitely make the world better with your intelligence, skills and passion!

[@courtneyevrrlyn9644]

Siobhan gives total Winnie Cooper vibes. She is natural and beautiful but also the "girl next door"-completely approachable! She rocks it!

[@dresdners54]

The football helmet is common practice in almost every ICU and also is common in well equipped ER's, but in the case of our local hokey ER I don't believe they would have them available ever!! A must for ICU' s and ER's!!

[@ViolinMD]

Good to know! I had a feeling that must be the case - nice to have confirmation!

[@breebreeable]

We use a fluid bag on a pully system in our hospital in Australia. Those football helmets aren't part of our football so not readily available

[@mrsjaskel]

I’m a little late to the party here, this exact system saved my bro-in law. Using a Georgia bulldogs football helmet in his case.

[@merce.memorylog]

I can totally see you being an educator as well. I was in nursing school and majority of my professors were just reading off notes and never really explained things the way we would understand so majority of us had to relearn at home and in the library!

[@tayllor2]

My ICU has a hockey helmet in the storage room for blakemore tubes aswell!

[@Sr.ChilePepper]

This seems much more appropriately Canadian than a football helmet

[@mmc8539]

We had a football helmet too, but wasn’t as not as good as my colleague who went to school in Green Bay, WI. They had an Official” Green Bay Packer football helmet (unused). Nothing but the best when you live in Green Bay, WI!

[@isb1062]

Marisa Mary I live here GB and I was wondering if they did that. Not surprised it’s a packer helmet either 😃

[@nwat1993]

I work ICU at my hospital sometimes in housekeeping. Never found a hockey helmet yet in the ICU yet.

[@mwest5896]

The football helmet in the picture is the ticats, which is our Hamilton based NHL team. Hockey is more “Canadian” Hamilton doesn’t have national hockey team, so football is a bit more important to us in this city. This happened in the icu I work in

[@janetmeredith2667]

A football helmet was once used on a patient in the emergency. He needed this procedure done and he was a football player who collapsed on the field and was rushed into the casualty. There was no helmet available in casualty, just the tubing. Patients relative suggested he go to the car and get his helmet which was used exactly like you did. It has become the accepted alternative to use in an emergency. Keep up with the videos. Love them. Thanks from Janet in South Africa.

[@mirrrstery]

You’re so amazing. Very articulate, smart, CANADIAN, and just so beautiful. We love you Siobhan!

[@laurenchmielewski7274]

It’s nice to be someone who’s a “high achiever” say you can’t do everything and you need to check in with yourself once in a while

[@doriswestfall7164]

You are absolutely delightful to watch. If I lived in Canada I would want you as my doctor-your compassion, caring, intelligence, and love for what you do shines through in every video. Thank you for being who you are.

[@lynnn7841]

You have a very positive and calming presence, I’d be thrilled if someone like you walked in the door to help me. Thank you for giving us peace during this scary time.

[@Mistyybear]

Crazy how you’re at your 4th YEAR now, I remember when you were still in your 2nd year.. gosh time really does fly by

[@juliherron8991]

I WAS AN critical care nurse and what you are sharing I have experienced many times. Scary the first time, but the need to stay very focused throughout focused my remembrance of horror are wiped away. You told us that action so clearly. Thank you.

[@lawrenceweinzimer]

A diversion here : The lead picture on this vid hits home for me. The last few minutes my Father, my age, threw up blood in the sink. He 🚬 and 🍸, always stressed. When Drs. Ask me what cause of death was I say, 'he threw up blood in the sink.' This is why I'm obsessed with sustenance. Never squared what the actual cause was. Thank you for the 'Ask the Doctor' presentation. Siobhan, be safe n' be well!

[@CricketsBay]

An aortic disection can be the cause of that. Or a GI bleed.

[@keishamurray2711]

I love your enthusiasm for rheumatology. I just pray you keep that spirit. Too many rheumatologists in the US are so jaded and don't listen to their patients. I have been battling an undiagnosed issue for years. I finally got a rheumatology referral and was excited to go. I have a family history of autoimmune disorders and have all the classic vague symptoms. I spent about 20 minutes giving a thorough patient history and list of symptoms. He did a cursory physical exam, and then proceeded to tell me it was not rheumatological because my ANA was negative. He then, with a straight face, told me I may just have to learn to live with my symptoms without a diagnosis. That was it. I was stunned and disappointed.

[@basundharamallik5326]

We hit 700k!! 🎊 ☺

[@ViolinMD]

woohoo!! thanks to all of you!!

[@lilyc.3724]

@@ViolinMD I'm subscribed!!

[@caitlincasner6945]

A rheumatologist and dermatologist saved my life by catching my juvenile dermatomyositis so young!! people like y'all are so critical and important!! we need you!!

[@79135clauds]

Oh my god she answered my question first!!!!!!

[@DrAdamHotchkiss]

Haha thats awesome! Congrats!!

[@xniapjustinx]

Hi Siobhan. I love that I came across your channel. I am pursuing med school and also graduated from IU as well. And the craziest thing about this video is I met Mauricio and his wife as I helped take care of him as a patient of mine in the ED. This kind of came full circle because his wife had asked me if I was a doctor or planned to go to medical school, and then said that I need to study with Mauricio because he has had many students of his go on to med school. What a small world this is and what a coincidence I came across both of you.

[@soledadfavela1754]

I could totally see you as a surgeon, but I’m so happy you found your dream specialty!

[@themurrrr]

I love the backpack idea! Thank you for being such an upbeat person, Siobhan. I have had several bad experiences with doctors, damaging my trust in them, eventho I know not all are the same: it’s hard to just ignore your own experiences.

[@imcodyjacob]

Bananas to think about how I started my time at college with you as a FIRST year resident with a boyfriend! Now youre here almost in fellowship with a HUSBAND! So fun to be on this journey with you Siobhan!

[@subbyh4443]

You are how I aspire to be- so sweet, always kind and composed

[@simarpreetkaur3190]

Hi Siobhan

[@ViolinMD]

Hi Simarpreet!

[@vinceghio]

Violin MD does your ID card ever not work and the door doesn’t open

[@ethanreece1452]

@@ViolinMD Yeah Siobhan Does that happen?

[@jasminekaur4766]

hello fellow indian. lmfaooo

[@simarpreetkaur3190]

@@jasminekaur4766 I know I'm replying after seven months but Heyy

[@Carpincho904]

she is glowing in every video

[@naomiw9978]

I was so happy to hear you say a 4th year medical resident! So happy for you, I love your channel! You have inspired me to pursue a career in medicine.

[@kieleahar1012]

Oh, Siobhan. You are just gorgeous. Please don't ever lose your bubbly personality and spark! Thank you for giving us insight into your lives (you and your husband) and work And a MASSIVE thank you, and all drs, nurses and patient assistants and carers worldwide for dedicating your lives to help other people in the world. I spent a year in hospital after being given 0% of survival and going through absolute hell and back several times over and 99% of the people I had contact with were lovely. (I'm Australian 🇦🇺, just to randomly add). Never lose your shine. You have fans and distant friends you dont even know (lol) for life. Have a great day!

[@natalieholding649]

when you said listen to your inner voice, i closed my eyes and idk how to describe it but i directed my attention inwards and felt my inner self glow and so much anxiety that i've been carrying today went away. i appreciated that :)

[@deckard5558]

I just love your personality. I wish you were my doctor, every time!

[@itsnicole8995]

Wow🥰I found a doctor who’s vlogging in Canada ❤️I was actually hospitalized in Sick Kids for 3 Days because of Chest Pain. Just this Sunday, Monday and Tuesday....I AM VERY THANKFUL TO ALL MY NURSES, DOCTORS, PEDIATRICIAN AND MORE...ESPECIALLY MY NURSES❤️THEY WERE ALL CARING AND VERY NICE🥰BECAUSE OF THAT I WANTED TO GO BACK TO HOSPITAL😅I KNOW IT SOUNDS WRONG BUT I JUST MISS HOW CARING THEY WERE❤️😍ANYWAYS ALWAYS BE SAFE!?!?HOPE Y’ALL HAVE A NICE DAY

[@LeeAnneRMT]

Sick Kids is an amazing hospital. My son spent some quality time in the NICU there and still goes for outpatient follow up. They are the gold standard.

[@ohmeowzer1]

I am a RN I am a psoriatic arthritis and I love your channel..i work in a desk job now but I was a RN clinical supervisor in a busy hospital for 34 years and I love your energy...i miss being with the patients..i LOVED the GI bleed story...it was great...i miss those days,,, but I can't do that anymore because my arthritis and some other health issues but your stories are great..i love your energy it makes me happy

[@niewissen9912]

I remember being in the emergency room when I was a young fellow here in New Brunswick. I specifically remember seeing a football helmet in there. Just assumed a foot ball player was in there. Never guessed it would of possibly been for that

[@ling5977]

I am a nursing student from China working in Canada, and I am glad I found your channel and it is very informative. Thank you. I like your Violin playing.

[@DrKevynOliveira]

I love hearing you talk. Your voice makes me feel happy.

[@mommad9863]

She is possibly the brightest and softest soul on this planet!

[@rileyjohnson9745]

I have been watching your videos for a while now and I got so excited when you said 4th year medical resident specializing in rheumatology! So happy for you! Love your videos!

[@Purplepixie42]

I’ve been watching your channel since the beginning and to hear you say “4th year..” is just awesome! Also, the backpacks are an awesome thing to recognize fellow med students. Hope you and Mark are staying safe!

[@brittanysacco2335]

We all love you Siobhan! ❤️💜

[@xheartsandhoofbeatsx]

As a "zebra" (I have a form of Ehlers Danlos Syndrome) and premed student, I cannot help but feel excited about your choice of specialty. After years of chronic pain and other mysterious, seemingly unrelated symptoms (which were often dismissed stress-related, among other things), my rheumatologist was able to solve the mystery. Watching your content for the last few years has been so inspirational, and I am certain that you will be a force of good for so many patients.

[@worlddj1364]

I can't even say how delightful her video, her character and her career and hobbies are. Stay safe girl. And stay amazing.

[@dinez_]

I have watched SO MANY videos already, last video I watched she was on the 1st of residency, and now she's on the 4th.. time flies 🤪

[@analeecedurant3895]

My goodness you are one amazing human being! In every way possible. Just so humble and hard working! Well done! There needs to be more people like you in this world! 😊

[@Luckyduck82180]

You are always so cheerful, I can only imagine how amazing your bedside manner is. I bet all of your patients adore you

[@DrAdamHotchkiss]

Agreed!!

[@AskBobnFran]

We are both in our 80's and still believe in having a strong body and a calm mind. This was an excellent video and we learned a lot. We are doing research for our new YT channel that is all about healthy aging. Thank you so much and keep up the great work!

[@LunarAnimalRAWR]

I wondered what the football helmet in our surgical icu was for, and now I know!! I’m an icu pharmacy technician and have ALWAYS wondered but haven’t ever had the courage to ask!

[@DrAdamHotchkiss]

Hahaha I feel like there's so many of those moments in all medical education, that unknown thing that you just feel too afraid to ask about 😋 Thankfully theres youtube!

[@medicineessentialssimplifi2034]

I am so touched when you mention ” Follow your inner voice” - yes indeed it’s a best advice!

[@nettiecombs8508]

I am so glad I found this vlog. Seeing someone so dedicated to the medical profession and such a caring, positive person makes me hopeful for the future. Being in the USA means we are not very aware of what differences exist between US & Canada re: medical training. I spent 47 years in a hospital Lab with specialty in Blood Banking and we had very little actual interaction with the physicians. I have always thought that patients would be better off if all departments worked as more of a team. Thanks again for your awesome videos.

[@Threektwookonk]

Your videos have kept me sane through a lot. I decided to accept the call of being a surgeon a little over a year ago and I didn’t have an overwhelmingly supportive group surrounding me. Your videos have kept my hopes alive and I really appreciate you showing what your path in medicine has looked like. Thank you.

[@DrAdamHotchkiss]

Loved rheum! One of my favorite rotations. Had to learn sooo much. Definitely solving mysteries! It was so fun incorporating so many organ systems, studies, imaging all for one diagnosis. Glad you found what you love!

[@gigisoglamorousipeeglitter7466]

You’re so fun to listen to and watch! To call you smart is a huge understatement. We need more physicians just like you!

[@amymcgraw6938]

You are so calming. I came across your videos while I was fighting covid and they were such a Good source of info and much needed distraction❤️thanks so much and I too will be listening for my inner voice!

[@DrAdamHotchkiss]

I hope you recovered ok! Glad you had something to bring you some ease. Stay strong!

[@vanessahinds8320]

I am so proud of you Siobhan!!!! I feel like a proud Mom watching you achieve all of your dreams. I still say you need to move to Oklahoma so you can be my Rheumatologist.....You can bring Mark. There are plenty of Obstetric patients here too.

[@onkyomitsu4765]

i love your personality so much. Siobhan u are so amazing, thank u for keeping spirits high in a crazy world!

[@sandraross529]

Thank you so much. You really touch my life in many ways. Listening to our inner voice is so important. You are such an inspiration. Thank you!! I got my TKR knee replacement surgery. The LONG road to recovery. Much love Cheers.

[@peachcakesanimations]

I’m so happy to see your smiling face, Dr Siobhan! Say hi to Dr Mark and have a wonderful day!

[@isamash112]

Hey, I saw the violin piece that you and Mark did together. I can't believe that he also plays violin.

[@bethanykuo4132]

So proud to hear you say 4th year medical resident! Been with you since the 1st year. The ICU at the hospital I precepted at also used a football helmet for securing the blakemore tube.

[@alpacawhisperer]

Like, I teared up when I heard how you and Mark met. It's like it's out of a movie but, it was REALITY for you! :')

[@abbygiss2584]

I hope this doesn't get lost in the comments but it might. When you were talking about the best piece of advice, I instantly thought of my grandfather (May be rest in piece) who said, very similarly: your inner voice is God whispering to you. You just have to listen.

[@grahampost7416]

stay safe Doc !

[@sarahsherrod2012]

I’ve said this before...you’re so sweet and so bubbly. I wish every dr I met had your temperament. Thanks for sharing Mark with us!

[@kykesheats7887]

I so admire your smile and how you always seem so happy! It’s nice to know that you have chosen the field of Rheumatology. I live in the USA and unfortunately it’s very difficult to find someone in that field that seems Confident and knowledgeable. I suffer with an autoimmune Disease called Sjogren’s and very few rheumatologist in my area seem to have an understanding of what that all involves. I wish you the best of luck. I’m sure you will bless many Patients along your journey. Much love, Tracy

[@rachelschuller6647]

Hey Siobhan, since you have had time in internal medicine I was curious if you've ever had a patient with Dysautonomia? I have "general Dysautonomia"; POTS, IST, OI, NCS. Here in the US there are only a few medical schools that teach about this autonomic disorder so finding a doctor who has ever heard about it is like finding a needle in a haystack. I have found the only doctors that have heard of it tend to be in internal medicine. Thank you for the life saving work you do! Stay safe on the front lines.

[@crispycat4852]

How amazing does that sound! Remember when it was I"m a first year resident' ? You've worked so hard and shared your long journey so well that it doesn't actually seem that long, it's flown by It's been a privilege to share it with you, I'm sure we would all agree and are very proud of you Siobhan.

[@eshavipin1665]

It's nice to see such a beautiful smile on your face. Keep smiling dear Lot's of love

[@joeb2487]

This channel has changed my life. Siobhan, you are the most positive person! Your enthusiasm for life and your profession is inspiring and I strive to emulate that in my life and career. Also, congratulations on entering your 4th year! 😁

[@Ntakhar12]

Working on a team alongside medical students, residents and fellows- I can say you seem like a truly wonderful doctor. The Canadian medical system is lucky to have you.

[@DrAdamHotchkiss]

Agreed! What do you do Nisha?

[@krislygarcia9496]

So much love for you Siobhan from THE PHILIPPINES!!! CLS graduate here!

[@octretta8132]

Looking forward to this! Congratulations on hitting 700K subscribers Doctor!

[@recordlabeldao7820]

Holy molly fourth year medical resident holy molly good work thank you for keeping our family and all we love healthy @Violin MD

[@guineapiggies9040]

One of my seniors from my school managed to get into medical school, so I recommended your channel to her!

[@aliciagraceofficial]

Hi Siobhan just wanted to say I have been watching since the start of your channel. It warms my heart to see how much you love your work in the medical field but also how much you care for your patients. Keep up the great work!

[@jennysjourney02]

Thank you for going into Rheumatology. I've been seeing one every since I was a year old. It's a doctor that most patients have to drive far to see, either because of insurance or because there just isn't one near by. I know that Pediatric Rheumatologist are really needed and often even harder to see because of distance and there's not alot of them. When I was diagnosed with Juvenile Rheumatold Arthritis at the age of 18 months back in 1977, my parents drove and an hour to the biggest city for treatment. I also remember getting blood work and x-rays there as well. I've heard of kids who have had to drive a couple hours one way if they lived really far from a big city, We didn't get a local Rheumatologist who would see a child until 10 years later. Even till this day there's only one Rheumatologists in a town of 96,000 people but she is out of network, my in network doctor is an hour away. I would say out of the many Rheumatologists that I've seen through out my life about three of them I've felt really happy with and they've all been women, again that's just my experience. I've have awful experiences with male Rheumatologists, don't know why. Again, thank you going into this specialty. I would love to have you as my doctor. Any child would too.

[@DrAdamHotchkiss]

So important to have a great physician with your diagnosis! Of note... my rheumatology attending was a woman too.. come to think of it all of our rheum docs are women at my hospital! And an amazing bunch!

[@momof4kids735]

I wish I had you as a teacher when I was in my graduate program. You are so descriptive and exciting to listen to! ❤️

[@stephw6046]

I love this Q&A video. :) Your voice has a soothing, story-teller quality to it that I find very comfortable and comforting. You actually made me tear up with that last answer; never lose your love for your passions! ❤🎻

[@sofiasousapires]

Hi Siobhan! Finally the new intro I love it and been waiting for it! Purple is my favorite color too! Stay safe! 💜

[@reallycaptainmorgan]

4th year! That's so exciting, I've been watching since you started! Congratulations!!!

[@DrAdamHotchkiss]

Definitely so cool

[@quella9089]

I am currently a Nursing Student. Atm doing pre reqs. Hoping to become a ICU or ER nurse. And maybe in the future a Nurse Practitioner. Your passion for medicine has made mine grow founder. And get more and more excited to hopefully start nursing school soon. You literally are a idol of mine.

[@gmailaccount4108]

We need you. I am glad when people go into nursing or doctoring

[@RosieMason]

I’d love a podcast on internal medicine! Like ward rounds: presentations and treatments

[@hsg2422]

I really liked the way you did this q&a with you taping the people asking the questions. Can you do more like this please

[@MeganWhamGMfan]

Honestly can’t believe it’s been 4 YEARS since you started medical school Keep it up

[@gingerbreadman1217]

It's actually been seven years since she started medical school, assuming medical school is four years long in Canada 4 years of medical school 3 years of internal medical residency And now she is in her 1st year of a two year long rheumatology fellowship

[@krabbypatty1962]

@@gingerbreadman1217 Do they have to study premed in Canada as well?

[@gingerbreadman1217]

@@krabbypatty1962 I guess they do... I am not from Canada, therefore I am not sure

[@hissibling933]

@@krabbypatty1962 You require an undergraduate degree before attending grad school - medicine, dentistry, law are all grad schools. Most students who are considering a health related career take a pre-med science degree. There are also a few students who took arts related courses and graduated with a BA that decide they wish to pursue a medical degree. If you had great grades and did well in the MCAT (or whatever course the various schools require) your chances are just as good as the science grads.

[@krabbypatty1962]

@@hissibling933 thanks for answering! , im not from Canada and where im from the admission is a lot different.

[@pamelanurse2024]

I just found you and enjoy your videos. I'm a retired nurse practitioner and also play the violin. It's good to know a young person like you is going into medicine in Canada. Greetings from South Carolina!

[@tekvax01]

Siobhan! Been watching from the early beginnings! Congratulations on breaking 700 thousand subs!

[@ViolinMD]

Thanks Dan - all because of you guys! great to meet you 😁

[@tekvax01]

@@ViolinMD I've posted a bunch of times, about my late father, and our ordeals at the area hospitals! I only wish you had been one of our doctors!

[@halsaleh]

Your videos are so enjoyable they fly away I felt like it’s a 3 minute video. Great content and I am love your inspirational stories Siobhan 💐

[@kenaditrammell1468]

I can’t wait for the video when you give tips for someone that wants to go into the medical field!!!

[@Conanap]

Hi Siobhan! I'm studying for the MCAT and I come from a Computer Science background. Sometimes it feels very dejected and overwhelmed by the materials, but watching your videos always helped remind what I'm working towards. I always get a little bit more motivated after watching your videos, so thank you! Whether I become a doctor or not, I'm still thankful!

[@TheChefSteph8]

Having Lupus myself, it’s refreshing to see someone so excited about rheumatology 🖤 i sure wish I lived closer to you!

[@becauseisaidso6417]

I feel the same about her. I have Lupus as well.

[@kathyhattrick9072]

Me too!

[@FrozenRose816]

Fibro here, but same!

[@DrAdamHotchkiss]

It’s such an interesting speciality, and so cool to help people like yourselves!

[@TheChefSteph8]

Dr. Adam Hotchkiss I love that! I wish I had a great rheumatologist near me in the Bay Area. Haven’t had much luck finding one that seems to actually care about me 😭

[@SarahCunningham71]

New intro! Fourth year resident, and rheumatologist specialty! Exciting to follow your path!

[@annhanna1185]

When I worked in the ICU 25 years ago we used a football helmet with the Blakemore catheter. Thanks for another great video!

[@Wavepush]

"HI, I'm Siobhan, a 3rd year medical resident" *meme of the person laughing* "HI, I'm Siobhan, a 4th year medical resident" *lasers come out of his eyes*

[@juliamurray5828]

Yay! Love your videos. I start medical school Monday! I started my channel because I loved seeing your content and wanted to be able to look back on my journey in a similar way. Great video as always!!!

[@chroniclesofashlee951]

Well I didn't come here expecting to cry listening to your professors advice about listening to your inner voice but here I am... I guess it struck a chord. 😭💖

[@zorabw8948]

I really love this video. That is super great that you and your husband both love playing the violin. It also touched my heart to hear when you told about your former professor.

[@captainwilliam6442]

I'm so glad to hear you say a 4th year medical resident great job keep it up you've made it so far

[@MARINA-ze1fe]

Waiting for that violin duet with Mark 😊❤️

[@victoire-theodorapruvost1361]

No way!! You studied with Mauricio ! I am a pianist but I remember accompanying and meeting a lot of his students when he was doing masterclasses in France. We must know so many musicians in common. He is the most delightful man and I learnt so much from him not only about violin but about great musicianship ❤️ !

[@lindsayissorad]

"rheumatology is all about medical mysteries" i went through months of testing to get a fibro diagnosis, couldn't agree more. also, i would like to move to canada and have you as my rheumatologist k thanks

[@DrAdamHotchkiss]

It’s difficult to be on the receiving end of the mystery I’m sure :/ hope you found an awesome rheumatologist like her! :)

[@DrAdamHotchkiss]

@Asherah wait what?? I’m so confused by your comment here. I said I hope you found a good rheumatologist.. what about my terminology is wrong there?? 🤔🤔 Also I didn’t like that comment, though sometimes I certainly do like my own comments haha. Anyway, I’m very confused about your animosity toward me.

[@DrAdamHotchkiss]

@Asherah ohh wait I see.. I found the comment you’re talking about. So I did this thing called residency that all doctors do.. and in it I did a rotation in rheumatology. I didn’t “visit an office” or whatever you’re talking about 🤔 Go ahead and Google me, I’m a foot and ankle surgeon in Troy Michigan. You’ll be able to find my NPI number pretty easily and my office. If you’re ever in Michigan come on in! Until then I hope the best for you.

[@apun_korg]

Iam moved with your answer 'listen to your inner voice',the way you presented it, so meaningful advice