Dr. Aimee (Amy) Nefcy

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So I'm an ER physician.

I'm actually, well, I'm double boarded.

I do toxicology as well, which is a common subspecialty for EM.

So I did my training in Detroit.

That was in the early 2000s.

And I

And I did med school there as well.

And then I have kind of hopped around with practicing since then.

My toxicology training was at the Detroit Poison Control Center and did that for a few years as well.

So I have a lot of nerdy trivia knowledge when it comes to medicine and a lot of pharmacology and things like that.

So I was working during the pandemic in an area outside of Lansing, Michigan, a small rural critical access hospital that had very few resources.

You know, we were overworked and understaffed, just like every other place during the height of the pandemic.

So when I started getting tired, I thought, you know, I work nights and there's a pandemic going on, you know, of course I'm tired.

And that was in early 2021.

But it just continued to progress and it got worse.

And I remember complaining to my PCP that year about just like a pressure issue.

right behind the middle of my forehead that was fogging my thoughts and making it difficult to concentrate.

And I was losing words in the middle of a conversation and forgetting what I was going to say and things like that.

And then I also developed not anhedonia per se, but just like I felt too tired to do any of the usual things that I would do in my spare time.

You know, I do arts and crafts and...

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