Why I’m not as crazy as I thought.
The following is a blog entry written by a patient at MCFS. Later this week we will post another entry by the same patient, reporting
Bat Sheva Marcus, LMSW, MPH, PhD
April 5, 2010
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The following is a blog entry written by a patient at MCFS. Later this week we will post another entry by the same patient, reporting
Dear Vibrator, I am so sorry. I placed you in a drawer months ago and have not sought you out since. Please understand, though I
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This past week, the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey held its 37th annual human sexuality program for second year medical students. This
I’m often struck, when first meeting with patients, how much help they get just by talking. During the first appointment, when I get a history
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Guilt is feeling bad for what we did, i.e., “I had unprotected sex.” Shame is feeling bad for who we are, i.e., “I’m a slut.”
Do you recycle? Well now you can recycle your used dildos and vibrators and get paid $10. The next time you have an old sex
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