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I am just a bear living in the frozen tundra of the midwest. I also play Doctor in the Emergency Department from time to time. This blog is not meant for people under the age of 18 since material discussed here may be of an adult or graphic nature and you may see things that will require therapy.

And now for your daily dose of anti-depressant.

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kevindrakewriter:

ly0nheart1:

She does the strangest but most interesting photo shoots.

Clenches fist and whispers “SWINTON”

One of the many many reasons I want her for the first Female Doctor.

Awwwwwwwww!!

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colecubbed:

If i go to Disneyland, I’m trying this

Chester, I have something new to add to our “To-Do” list.

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where-the-wild-derps-go:

YES! They added the butt scratch for the cat! NOW that is accurate.

tastefullyoffensive:

Petting Charts for Cats and Dogs

Having both animals in my home, I can confirm the accuracy of this chart.

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cranquis Asks:

At least according to the DMV website in my state, the DMV is considered a public health entity by HIPAA, and providers are not liable under HIPAA for reporting patients to the DMV.

docbear Said:

Are you talking about long-term impairment (such as seizures, nacrolepsy, recurring syncope) or short-term impairment (intoxication, post-sedation, etc)? We are not able to report long term impairment, however, if for some reason the DMV finds out and revokes their license, we have to get the patient’s authorization to recertify them for driving (not that I do that).