Jen McGillivray

Column | Pelvic pain isn’t normal. Many women have this illness but don’t know it. Endometriosis affects about 1 in 10 women. But women see seven physicians on average before they get diagnosed.

Pelvic pain isn’t normal. Many women have this illness but don’t know it. #Endometriosis affects about 1 in 10 women. But women see seven physicians on average before being correctly diagnosed, by Trisha Pasricha www.washingtonpost.com/wellness/202... via @washingtonpost.com

These are the ravings of a lunatic

If you don't mind going old school? Red Dead Redemption 1 and 2 are both great

I'm a public servant because I believe, powerfully, in the value of higher education for all and in the incredible research and knowledge translation that public universities do. I'm sharing to stand in solidarity with US Public Servants in this trying time. #publicservantandproud

I was raised to believe that if you see a Nazi? You punch a Nazi, but I guess that's old fashioned.

It comes for us all. Remember saving documents and then like, just, having them? Heady days

I'm far from a Dr. But I do work in a health focused field as a development director. My measure of my health team is whether or not they listen to and explicitly answer my questions. Always so much more confident in the quality of my care if my queries as a patient are being heard.

Been thinking about lot about anticipatory obedience and the banality of evil these days. What are folks doing to turn thoughts into positive action?

Having spines of steel affords us the opportunity to be nice. Mostly. That said? F**k around and find out.

This is how we roll. Next weekend the nephew is visiting so pulling l
Out all the stops with more Opera, some museums and a Raptors game!

YUP

Eeeee!!! Can't wait for my first game!!!

In the past eight days we've seen 2 plays and an opera. Time for HOCKEY

The social determinates of health are important and far reaching. Have had to loan my phone 3x already this morning as the only clinic check in is by cell. Which they don't have

So...a nice winter day then...

Finally (embarrassingly finally) treated myself to my first watching of Citzen Kane. Incredible, 84 years on and still powerful and relevant (and kind of shocking that that brilliance came from a 26yrold) anyway, here's Siggy giving his best Orson Welles Impression just because.