Repost to save a leg!

Sam always gives an excellent, easily understandable explanation. And his voice is easy on the ears.

Thank you so much for sharing and walking through as opposed to just sharing a static image with diagnosis!

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This is my favourite thread to read of twitter.

This is absolutely true. Ask any hospice nurse. I believe people who are going to pass are often met by loved ones, pets, etc. We are souls having a human experience, after all - then we go home. ♥️🙏

Responses to this tweet are fascinating.
Welcome to our #EoLCare world, Sam. Only difference is that our patients aren't going to 'code.' They are usually experiencing the process of ordinary dying. Their invisible visitors offer great consolation.
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If you are interested in what happens when you die, this is the most amazing comments section ever. Trust me.

Listennn.
The stories we ER, ICU, and Trauma providers can tell. Each of us has at least 10 books in us. The comments here are incredibly profound.

the comments in this thread are mind-blowing

Modern medicine is amazing.

Repost this great case to raise awareness, save a leg #MedEd #MedX

When the Morgan Freeman of ER medicine posts a mini lecture, you listen! Thanks Dr. Ghali!

To all my healthcare provider friends and anyone who is interested in emergency medicine, you should follow this man. His videos are fascinating and I learn so much every time!