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Mashup Score: 61My Mother Was A Thief — Zed Zha, MD | Physician and Writer - 9 month(s) ago
Asa a newborn, I was misdiagnosed with brain damage at birth and put up for adoption. My mother climbed over the walls of the facility and stole me out. “Your only child will be stupid.” They said when they caught her. She signed the papers. My mother gave me life twice. I give her everything I am.
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RT @DrZedZha: For those who are interested in the longer version of the story, here it is. ❤️❤️❤️ https://t.co/U9qw2vkv9C
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Mashup Score: 3My Mother Was A Thief — Zed Zha, MD | Physician and Writer - 9 month(s) ago
Asa a newborn, I was misdiagnosed with brain damage at birth and put up for adoption. My mother climbed over the walls of the facility and stole me out. “Your only child will be stupid.” They said when they caught her. She signed the papers. My mother gave me life twice. I give her everything I am.
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My heart still dances to my mothers memory. Her love and suffering led me to where I am today. Follow @DrZedZha. Beautiful stories, insightful comments. My Mother Was A Thief — Zed Zha, MD | Physician and Writer https://t.co/QA6Cb3T4xL
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Mashup Score: 9“One More Thing” — Zed Zha, MD | Physician and Writer - 9 month(s) ago
“One more thing,” the patient says, right when I’m about to exit the exam room. I used to be annoyed by it. Until one day, a patient’s “one more thing” was actually “the” thing she wanted to say. But she needed to feel me out and make sure I was a safe person first
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A multiple times/day occurrence in oncology. Before I leave a pt room, I try to remember to say: do you have any other questions? Sometimes hard to remember amongst the dozen pages but so important. @OncoAlert “One More Thing” — Zed Zha, MD https://t.co/U1H5O4JArm
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RT @DrZedZha: Or just read it here 🥹🥹 https://t.co/U9qw2vkv9C