by Matthew Rehrl MD, MS | Aug 29, 2022 | CoVid, Creativity
Propaganda: The systematic dissemination of information, esp. in a biased or misleading way, in order to promote a political cause or point of view.Oxford English Dictionary I recently watched The New Spirit, a 1942 animated short film (cartoon) starring Donald Duck...
by Matthew Rehrl MD, MS | Jul 22, 2022 | CoVid
Two and a half years ago (and a few months after our last cat, Olivier, died of nasal lymphoma) my wife and I adopted a little black kitten named Roo ( short for Rousseau). This was just before the COVID pandemic kicked in, and it meant that for the first year of...
by Matthew Rehrl MD, MS | Mar 30, 2022 | CoVid
My direct, personal Covid story is rather dull. I am vaccinated and boosted, and due to my age and weight, I am in a moderately high-risk group. Unfortunately, the night before an important (but non-urgent) hip replacement, I received the results of a pre-op Covid...
by Matthew Rehrl MD, MS | Mar 14, 2022 | CoVid
I have just been informed of another delay—thanks to Covid—in getting a much-needed surgery. The details aren’t important. What’s important is that if my personal Covid Pandemic Story turns out to be that I had a semi-elective surgery delayed by a month...
by Matthew Rehrl MD, MS | Aug 14, 2021 | CoVid
Whenever I fly from London to Seattle, I usually end up on a British Airways Boeing 777. The flights are for the most part uneventful, but invariably about three-quarters of the way over the Atlantic, we usually experiences some turbulence. I dislike turbulence, so...
by Matthew Rehrl MD, MS | Aug 11, 2021 | CoVid, Digital Trust Networks
Take a look at the Washington State maps above. The map on the left shows the total number of vaccines by county within Washington State. Note the high number of vaccinations in King County region (by far the most populous county) compared to Eastern Washington...
