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[Emotional Interoperability]
A transgender woman \ud83d\udc78who's also a integration engineer\ud83d\udcbe, writer, poet, painter. Usually found making weird art or memes. Hopeful to make this a beacon for more writing and ramblings. \ud83c\udf08
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Rendering resources………
Sometimes you have to recognize that you can't solve every problem and balacing your personal hardships while trying to transistion, study, work, and everything else life jams throug...
A fun adventure in interoperability💾
On September 20th I descended to Rockville, Maryland for the 40th annual HL7 Working Group meeting.
This was my first opportunity to be part of one of these meetings.
These meetings are a critical part of the interoperability community, w...
Breaking the barriers ⚒️
I felt the need to write something today because it was definitely an intense introspection of my journey. I am currently in the process of pursuing orchiectomy. For those that don't know in that process, most insurances and or states requi...
When the elephant in the room starts to grow tired
Its been a while my friends since i did a article life as usual has been complex and emotional.
Lets start with the good.
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- We passed our HL7 Certified FHIR Implementer test this was hard as it covers a wid...
What it really takes
I often reflect about my life so I understand the past, present, and future better. I'm a 42 year old proud transgender woman who has gone to hell and back. I've been dirt broke, I've lost more friends then I've gained, I live in a country...
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