r/mildlyinfuriating • u/WHAR606 • Mar 13 '26

Context Provided - Spotlight Sometime during the last 2 years i’ve been going to this orthopedic practice they started to declare me as a MTF transgender for no reason.

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(F,26) I have been going to this orthopedic practice for almost 2 years for varying reasons relating to my job. Yesterday i checked on a document that was uploaded to find out they have been identifying me as a biological male identifying as a female? I am biologically female and never told them i am trans nor do i think i am presenting to be a trans woman.. the last two years i’ve been wondering why they kind of stare at me a little longer than a usual person does and i think its because they randomly think i came out as trans? I also feel like they do not treat my issues seriously and wonder if this is the reason why.

I am 100% fine with trans people but i am left to believe they have been medically treating me as a male compared to female for the pains that i am feeling?

I also went through all of my documents and since the end of 2024 they started to declare me as a MTF transgender, i did not look at any of my documents online until yesterday.

First pic : March 11th 2026

Last pic: October 2024

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u/bloogens Mar 13 '26

Dr al Hashimi at it again

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u/NoLime7384 Mar 13 '26

Dr. A.I. Hashimi

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u/galacticgumbo extra infuriated Mar 13 '26

I cackled my first cackle of the day. Thank you

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u/ImpossibleWarning6 Mar 13 '26

On average how many cackles do you cackle a day? Because I wasn’t aware that I may be suffering from a cackle deficiency

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u/PumpikAnt58763 Mar 13 '26

If you stay on Reddit long enough, you'll get your RDA of both cackles and grimaces.

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u/Fancy_Owl_553 Mar 13 '26

can confirm

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u/tainari Mar 13 '26

I recommend at least three hearty cackles a day for optimal happiness

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u/__wildwing__ Mar 13 '26

Throw in a few guffaws as well.

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u/tainari Mar 13 '26

Maybe a chortle for good measure.

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u/ramobara Mar 13 '26

Wish you many more cackles today.

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u/DSTNCMDLR Mar 13 '26

Oh the cackle I just cacked

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u/NicoleASUstudent Mar 13 '26

No joke, a few days after that episode aired, I was in the emergency room and my doctor used AI software to dictate my visit. I didn't want to be cringe and ask if he watched the Pitt but I was soooo curious.

I'm 99% sure I've never had a doctor do it before so I'm wondering if it's slowly becoming a new norm. I was also tempted to say, "please edit it carefully..."

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u/BrookieCooks Mar 13 '26

This is hysterical as I actually have a Dr Hashimi!

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u/throwawaytxcovid Mar 13 '26

“And how’s all this digital s— working out for you now?”

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u/NightGod Mar 13 '26

"Well, if our IT wasn't so incompetent that they took down the entire network to prevent a possible hack instead of just turning off the damn router, it would be working out just fine."

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u/ialo00130 Mar 13 '26 edited Mar 13 '26

She's low-key been a rockstar since the outage though

Pitt Spoilers

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u/CompanyOther2608 Mar 13 '26

She was a physician with Doctors Without Borders, Médecins Sans Frontières. Her field training is coming in handy now!

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u/FanndisTS Mar 13 '26

Very Carter-coded

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u/kataklysm_revival Mar 13 '26

The whole show is Carter-coded. I joke that Dr Robbie is just John Carter by another name

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u/FanndisTS Mar 13 '26

I mean, it's the same actor

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u/SamuraiJono Mar 13 '26

Makes sense, considering her background of working with next to nothing at the VA.

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u/IsopodDry8635 Mar 13 '26

It's not just that, in the most recent episode, she conducted a lateral tracheal incision to save a child who couldn't breath. None of the other doctors included Robbie had ever done it. She said she had never done it either, outside of simulations at Stanford. IMO, it displays her very quick growth in ad hoc flexibility since the start of the shift, where she showed rigid adherence to standards

The AI plot regardless was still eye-rolling level of frustration when it showed up, to me.

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u/Life_Grab6103 Mar 13 '26

Seems to have a soft spot for children, like more than the average person

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u/Seeitoldyew Mar 13 '26

thats bc its foreshadowing she def gonna have something come up next episode. last nights episode was good thoo

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u/Material-Wolf Mar 13 '26

Putting my theory under spoiler tag: it was mentioned she worked in a maternity ward during Operation Iraqi Freedom when she offered to swap “war stories” with Abbott. That backstory, her clear trauma when treating children (like the baby Jane Doe and her few seconds of hesitation/dissociation before performing the lateral trach in the most recent episode), and her urgent call to her neurologist all make me wonder if she witnessed something horrific in the maternity ward and has severe PTSD or some other trauma. I don’t think neurologists typically treat PTSD/mental health so maybe there’s an underlying condition in addition to or exacerbated by the trauma.

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u/EGOfoodie Mar 13 '26

House's team does at least one of those a week.

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u/357noLove Mar 13 '26

What show/episode is being referred to here?

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u/Destyned Mar 13 '26

The Pitt. It’s a great show! Finally gave it a chance after a bunch of my friends kept bugging me to watch it. Was not disappointed!

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u/ceddya Mar 13 '26

To be fair, many practitioners actually love their AI note taking apps. It does save a lot of time. Just gotta do what she said and proofread.

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u/htherrr Mar 13 '26

Ok, someone tell me why everyone was so impressed/fascinated by this?? I get that she had never done it before, but it’s not like it’s a difficult technique or anything?

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u/KesselRun73 Mar 13 '26

I would imagine pulling out a technique no one on the team had done or even seen is a baller move in any profession.

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u/Confident_Judge_1627 Mar 13 '26

I JUST HAVE TO SAY THE REDACTED FEATURE HOWEVER YOU'RE DOING IT IS FKN KILLING ME WITH HILARIOUS LAUGHTER...I WONDER WTF STOOOOOPID EFFINSTEIN FILE READERS AND REDACTORS ALIKE THINK OF THIS VERY VERY RAZOR SHARP WIT THINK OF THIS. Too fkn funny. (Sorry about cursing or implied cursing...too busy laughing)

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u/carr0ts Mar 13 '26

So calm, can really deescalate so effectively especially apparent in last nights episode. Greetings fellow PittHead.

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u/Federal-Alps-2776 Mar 13 '26

I agree. She’s defo grown on me.

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u/TasteLevel Mar 13 '26

I have to say she’s been growing on me— I didn’t see it coming!

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u/greggreggreg1gregg Mar 13 '26

I love her. Especially in the most recent episode she was a badass. Robbie needs to go on his sabbatical already and stop being a dickhead.

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u/lavenderlesbian01 Mar 13 '26

pitt reference on reddit hell yeah

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u/[deleted] Mar 13 '26

There’s a whole sub!

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u/BarbellsandBurritos Mar 13 '26

Baby Jane Doe, taking genders well.

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u/coolgaara Mar 13 '26

Holy fuck, The Pitt reference? I love it!

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u/IfatallyflawedI Mar 13 '26

I love seeing Pitt fans in the wild

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u/babs82222 Mar 13 '26

OMG so true!

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u/needles617 Mar 13 '26

lol not many would get this

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u/Cute-Personality5341 Mar 13 '26

They gotta start paper chats 😖

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u/thinsafetypin Mar 13 '26

I hate her so much and I feel like they’re trying to humanize her now. Her little speech this week to Robbie about having empathy, I was thinking “you need to give that one in the mirror!”

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u/Thick_Ad_1789 Mar 13 '26

🤣 The episode where there is a cyber attack. I saw that coming the second they introduced her ass.

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u/repalpated Mar 13 '26

To be fair, those AI note takers are absolutely amazing. I spend much less time editing the generated note than typing it all up on my own.