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“You know when certain groups talk about protecting the children…like that’s their ‘get out of jail’ free card….” 👇👇👇🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️video credit Lisab0923 👇👇🇨🇦#1MillionMarch4Chidren #NoSpaceForHate #TransRightsAreHumanRights DDDB Toronto District School Board OCDSB Peel District School Board KPRDSB Stephen Lecce Doug Ford Danielle Smith Scott Moe Blaine Higgs #canada #ontario #alberta #bcpoli #LGBTQIA
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@Lisab09231 @DDDB @tdsb @OCDSB @PeelSchools @kprschools @Sflecce She’s so damn smart.
@Lisab09231 @DDDB @tdsb @OCDSB @PeelSchools @kprschools @Sflecce Lisa is always on the money!
@Lisab09231 @DDDB @tdsb @OCDSB @PeelSchools @kprschools @Sflecce Thank you again Lisa. ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜 Everyone is going right? To the counter march tomorrow? These people have to see they are the minority…a small minority.
@Lisab09231 @DDDB @tdsb @OCDSB @PeelSchools @kprschools @Sflecce That truck - Jeebuzz on a pogo stick! Thank you for being aware, Lisa and to you too, Bev for keeping us informed about her Tik Tok.
@Lisab09231 @DDDB @tdsb @OCDSB @PeelSchools @kprschools @Sflecce If you need a TRUCK to protest, you are not a protester, your are A PUBLIC MENACE
@Lisab09231 @DDDB @tdsb @OCDSB @PeelSchools @kprschools @Sflecce WELL said Lisa! However, makes me SAD!!! I grew up in Calgary...this was NEVER AN ISSUE!!! I had gay friends...THEY WERE JUST FRIENDS TO ME! HOW did we turn back time to bigots & homophobes?!?!?
@Lisab09231 @DDDB @tdsb @OCDSB @PeelSchools @kprschools @Sflecce Does anyone know what Stephen Lecce’s position on the “hate march” planned against LGBTQIA2S+ students and families?
@Lisab09231 @DDDB @tdsb @OCDSB @PeelSchools @kprschools @Sflecce Literally replace everything you are saying with the opposite group and maybe you can see how this has been fabricated into a giant divisive wedge instead of discussed rationally.
@Lisab09231 @DDDB @tdsb @OCDSB @PeelSchools @kprschools @Sflecce Why is it almost always a black Dodge Ram?
@Lisab09231 @DDDB @tdsb @OCDSB @PeelSchools @kprschools @Sflecce excellent!
![“I hear way too many of these stories. […] We have to provide the care; I mean we actually have court judgments on this. […] Well, you know, you do the math on it, I’m, yes, there is 23,000 patients a year that get, uhm, diagnosed with cancer. We have 120 oncologists. That’s about 191 patients for each oncologist. So you would think that they should be able to treat 191 patients. That’s less than 1 patient a day.” - Danielle Smith (*) 😳 sounds like she wouldn’t be surprised if a lawsuit were to come. 2.Does Danielle Smith have any idea what fills an oncologist’s day? Maybe it’s time for Premier Smith to finish her Stampeding activities to flip flapjacks at each of AB’s cancer centres to meet with oncologists, their support team, pathologists and patients. In the meantime, maybe the oncologists I know could add to this list, giving our United Conservative Party of Alberta Alberta Government and Alberta Health a better picture of what actually happens behind the scenes when an you treat <1 patient per oncologist per day. Here is the list I have come up with so far: ⁃Review incoming referral ⁃Review incoming patient’s medical history ⁃Preliminary meeting with new patient: confirming diagnosis, discussing next steps, including treatment options, answering questions, condoling patient, agreeing on treatment and getting treatment consent ⁃Writing doctor’s notes for patient’s employer for medical leave ⁃Writing and sending requisitions for additional tests and/or scans ⁃Writing detailed notes of patients in patient’s file ⁃Reviewing results from requested tests and/or scans ⁃Filling out patient’s short-and/or long-term disability forms ⁃Coordinating treatment ⁃Coordinating bloodwork for every treatment cycle. For example, mine was initially 2 weeks, then moved to weekly, then moved to every 3 weeks + quarterly infusions ⁃Between cycle patient appointment to review bloodwork, assess patient. listen to patient’s side effects, adjust treatment as needed, send referrals for side effects management ⁃Write prescriptions for outpatient medication(s) ⁃Update patient’s file with summary of meeting ⁃Review updates from providers addressing patient’s side effects ⁃Attend Tumour Board meetings ⁃Conducting research, including meetings with with the research teams, testing, reading other studies, compiling and analyzing mounds and mounds of data, then writing so results can get the results/findings published… ⁃training residents (who often leave because they see the chaos and uncompetitiveness of the AB system and pay) ⁃teaching classes at amedical school (many, if not most are university medical professors), grading papers ⁃speaking or attending medical conferences to remain up-to-date on what’s new in their area of oncology ⁃returning patient and other medical professionals’ phone calls. I didn’t factor in any time they may use running to the bathroom, having a quick bite to eat, or grieving when one of their patients take a turn for the worst, or dies. This just goes to show how much Danielle Smith is out of touch with how it works. This is only my view as a patient of my oncologists’ workload, and I only see a part of what they do. Alberta Medical Association (AMA) David Shepherd Dr. Luanne Metz AHS_CancerCare Alberta Health Services The Breakdown (*) Global News. (2024, June 1). Your Province. Your Premier. Edmonton, AB. Accessed: July 8, 2024. (around the ½ way mark of the show)](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1810538163678617746/amplify_video_thumb/1810537986632855552/img/4kdK6pFCOyX-1tKL.jpg)