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My heart is breaking for the millions of Afghan women and girls who are watching their dreams of education and a better life collapse.
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Every @taylorswift13 lyric feels like a memory I had myself.
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3 years ago I almost slipped into a coma and died. I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes.
I paid $684 for my first 30-day supply of insulin. Some pay $1000+ a month. Many die without it.
Today I introduced legislation to cap the price of insulin at $50 a month. #txlege
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When you intubate the ICU charge nurse you’ve worked with since you were a medical student. Dark winter indeed.
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This is the text I just received after asking my best friend ( pulmonary and critical care doctor) how she was doing. #WearAMask #SocialDistance
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Normalize actually listening to healthcare workers if you’re going to keep calling them heroes and saying how much you admire them.
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Humalog insulin was $21/vial in 1996 when I was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at 14. In 2020, the same unchanged insulin is priced at $275/vial. I die in 48-72 hours without it.
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Ran into a guy I played football with in high school today. As he’s introducing me to his gf he says, “This is John he was the only popular kid in high school who didn’t bully me. He was actually my friend.”
Just a reminder that people never forget how you make them feel
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According to the NHS, among women who know they're pregnant, it's estimated about 1 in 8 pregnancies end in miscarriage. I know too many women who have gone through this pain at some point in their life. My heart is with Chrissy Teigen and all women who have felt the same loss.
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There is no need for me to watch the debate tonight. All of my friends on social media are political experts and they have been rigorously involved in government issues for decades. – at Alpharetta, GA

























