Knock Knock Eye: The Four Times I Cried As A Doctor (So Far) Knock Knock, Hi! With The Glaucomfleckens podcast

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Knock Knock Eye: The Four Times I Cried As A Doctor (So Far)

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I don’t cry often. Not because I’m especially tough—more because medicine does a pretty good job training that out of you. But sometimes? It happens. In this episode, I walk through four times I cried as a doctor (yes, one of them involves Rugrats), what led up to those moments, and what came after. There’s also a side quest into diagnosing The Sandlot’s Mr. Myrtle, a few shoutouts to comment-section philosophers, and some thoughts on whether it’s even worth debating people who think vaccines contain nanobots. So yeah, a little bit of everything.

Takeaways:

Some Stories Stay with You. Some Break You Open.

A patient. A family. A sound you can’t unhear. It was week two of med school rotations, and I still think about it 15 years later.

Residency Will Humble You—Sometimes Publicly.

One attending. Two missed steps. Twenty minutes of educational humiliation in front of the entire department. I held it together… until I didn’t.

What’s Worse Than Getting Diagnosed with Cancer Again?

Getting that news and then getting paged for a bilateral open globe trauma five minutes later. Yep, that happened.

The Rugrats Made Me Cry. Between Patients. In Clinic.

If you don’t tear up when Chucky says, “She’s in the flowers,” you might already be in the flowers. I'm just saying.

I Diagnosed the Blind Guy in The Sandlot. Of Course I Did.

Was it glaucoma? Optic nerve trauma? A bizarre case of Hollywood medicine? Yes. Also: yes, my children left the room.

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