I’m currently interning in Hayward memorial hospital as a Clinical Research Assistant with the Pediatric Endocrinology Unit. I am a mom of two teenagers (ages 11 and 13) and an adult with a history of Type 2 diabetes. I have a B.S. in Biology from the University of Illinois and an M.S. in Clinical Pharmacology and Toxicology from the University of Michigan.
I have a lot of time on my hands, and this is the perfect job for me: I get to help kids cope with life, help them deal with the problems that come with having diabetes, and maybe learn something new, too.
There are two reasons that I can see for this job. One is that as a parent with a teenager, I like the idea of being in a position where I can give them the resources they need. There are a ton of resources that would be helpful here – diabetes supplies, diabetes equipment, diabetes education, etc.
That’s not to say these kids won’t have many problems – they have diabetes, that’s a fact. They get all the equipment they need through their parents, but they still have a lot of problems, and it’s likely that a lot of it will be a result of them having diabetes. However, it’s not really my place to tell them to go to a hospital if they want to eat their dinner.
I think it is a shame that so many of these kids have diabetes. I know that they live every day with diabetes, but I also know that I couldn’t survive without it and I think it would be a shame to keep a kid with it from having the best chance at life. This isn’t the only thing I think is a shame though. The fact that they do have diabetes is also a shame, because it’s a huge hurdle to overcome for them.
I have a friend whose son had to have his left foot amputated after he broke his leg in half and it needed a titanium plate and screws to be put in for sure. They had this doctor who would take a picture of the area and the plates would be removed and sent to a lab for the surgery. This doctor would have to be paid for the surgeries and the hospital. This is a shame because he is probably the best doctor in Texas at what he does.
But if you think about it, it makes perfect sense. If a doctor is a good doctor at what he does, then a doctor is a good doctor at anything. And if a doctor is a good doctor at anything, then a doctor is probably a good doctor at anything.
If the hospitals are all good, then a doctor would have to be a good doctor at anything, right? Well, this doctor is not a good doctor at anything, so he would be fired from the hospital. But this is probably the only way to keep this doctor from being fired. This doctor would likely sue the hospital and his former employers to get what he wants, which would be his own personal medical marijuana plantation.
This little bit of medical pot-dealing is part of a larger scheme by the hospital to blackmail doctor John Hayward to get the names of his patients. Hayward is a smart, sharp, and compassionate doctor who was recently fired due to the fact that he couldn’t find a cure for the disease that killed his patients. But Hayward’s biggest problem was that he was too busy trying to get his patients to take his medicine.
Haywards name is a good example of a disease where a person is unable to self-medicate any other way. Haywards disease is a genetic disorder which affects the cells that live in the brain, causing them to grow in an uncontrollable and dangerous manner. It is passed on from parent to son, and is also a deadly disease to those with the disease. Haywards father, a retired navy corpsman, was forced to retire because he couldnt find a cure for his son.
