Trivial thoughts after a day in the maw of the healthcare system:
• I had a doctor use the "Can I still play the piano?" joke on us – instantly won my respect and admiration. All I need now is "Oh, nurse!" and "Doctor, it hurts when I do this" to complete the trifecta.
• The second most famous patient of the guy who set Amina's splint: Joeclyn Thibault. Happened, he says, at a Habs-Bruins game, which gives me the excuse to show this gem of a commercial.
• The most famous, of course, is Amina.
• It's amazing how many times we've had to repeat the story – at least five times in the ER, once to each nurse who saw Amina in the hospital, and now to two doctors today as well. I need to go to Cafepress and make up a t-shirt with the story on it.
• I'm proud of how well she's holding up through all this. It's exhausting – and tomorrow, with three separate doctor's visits in three separate parts of town, will be a marathon. I don't think she'll get out of bed on Wednesday.
"And by the way, everything in life is writable about if you have the outgoing guts to do it, and the imagination to improvise. The worst enemy to creativity is self-doubt." – Sylvia Plath
7.20.2009
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