Didn't know this was even a thing

Sorry to hear that. If you want some advice, let me know. Best of luck.

I got asked about an app. That's not really my thing. That said, the simple powerpoint template seems to help folks.

Unfortunately the mods pulled this off the sub again. Not sure which rule I broke this time, but when I mention mental health, chronic illness or LGBT, things disappear here.

If I find out, I'll let you know, I appreciate your feedback.

They stop in the US and don't leave

Thank you, the mods pulled it again. I think the mental health / chronic illness / LGBT stuff is too much for "data is beautiful" really makes me sad. I've had this happen over the years on this particular sub.

I think someone needs to create an app that PTs can choose to use to share info. I think the HIPPA protections providers have on our data makes it hard to make easily accessible.

For the graphic, I think it should be flipped and consider that people read top to bottom, left to right.

maybe age bars on both sides so information is closer together.

Scales for weight, scalpel or surgeon for surgical procedures. I thought you got stabbed several times.

Regardless, I think this is a cool way of displaying medical history

1968 babies unite!

This is great work. I’m glad to hear it has helped your doc visits go more smoothly. This would also really help caregivers like me when taking their loved ones to the doc. Food for thought: post this on r/dementia, r/caregivers, and r/Alzheimers

Thank you for your hard work on this

Well the mods just pulled it. It seems like when ever I post anything that deals with disability, mental illness or being gay it gets pulled. Very odd.

Looks like my post has been pulled down again.

It's really strange. This keeps happening.
As someone who has struggled with disabilities, who followed the rules and identifies as non-binary, it seems strange that my posts are targeted.

I imagine both happened at 40, it was just moved upwards due to lack of space

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Yes. Very true.

I quit drinking almost 18 months ago. Best decision I ever made (so far) for myself. It truly ruins people inside and out.

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This guy has had fewer surgeries than I had by age 21.

I will admit that I have 0 clue who you are and still find it strange to provide your medicinal health information on Reddit. But looks like you are doing a good job at reducing the stigma - cheers!

It's so wild. My life before with drugs, booze, cigarettes and all sorts of associated behaviors doesn't even seem real.

I remember it, but almost as a third part participant.

I don't even understand how I got there or how I got out, it just all happened one day at a time.

Very proud of you for stopping drinking and smoking.

They are Hard life habits/routines to break. It’s amazing what changes happen in your life without alcohol! Right!?

Impressive. My goal is 5 books lol. You read on average a book every 5 days?

Yeah it's easier to buy a gun than have a beer here in the US.

Rotator cuff surgery so good he felt 40 again

As a European it sounds kinda weird to start drinking at 21

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Sounds like the USA, except for the last sentence.

Are you reading in English, French and Portuguese? Where in the world are you and how do you get books?