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Ah, Twitter. Moms use it, dads use it, even Derek uses it, too. It has become an equivalent of the office water cooler on the internet. People fire it up to exchange ideas, discuss hot topics or enjoy small talk. Recently, in the ever-increasing real of tweets, a new trend has emerged. Devoted medics began using the #ShareAStoryInOneTweet hashtag to post touching work moments, and they remind us why we're incredibly blessed to have them.
Doctors, nurses, and other health professionals are flooding the social network, explaining their passion for saving lives, and it's clear that for every patient complaint they can provide countless examples of sacrifice. Scroll down to check out the soul-stirring tweet-stories and upvote your favorites. (Cover image source: Paul Broben)
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C Hendrix 1 month ago
Dear doctor: 55 years ago, a baby boy was born with a diaphragmatic hernia. You operated on him and saved his life, but in the process, we were told you'd accidentally paralyzed one of his vocal cords. Twenty-five years later, we learned his vocal cords were both fine -- he'd been born with a webbing over his airway that completely blocked it. When you punched the tube down his throat to help him breathe, you punched a hole in that webbing. He lived for 25 years with only a 30% airway -- but he lived, thanks to you. He had the webbing removed and has been thriving ever since.
C Hendrix 1 month ago
Dear doctor: 55 years ago, a baby boy was born with a diaphragmatic hernia. You operated on him and saved his life, but in the process, we were told you'd accidentally paralyzed one of his vocal cords. Twenty-five years later, we learned his vocal cords were both fine -- he'd been born with a webbing over his airway that completely blocked it. When you punched the tube down his throat to help him breathe, you punched a hole in that webbing. He lived for 25 years with only a 30% airway -- but he lived, thanks to you. He had the webbing removed and has been thriving ever since.
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