#yumiko kadota

[the-bibliophiles-bookshelf]

Emotional Female // Yumiko Kadota Hello sunshine, I’ve missed you! One of my favourite ways to start the day is reading in the sunshine with a coffee. Where I live is absolutely freezing atm so I’m very grateful to have been able to trot up north to feel the sun on my skin bookstagram // goodreads // pinterest

#book #books #read #reader #reading #tbr #book rec #book review #bokstagram #booklr #coffee #plants #emotional female #yumiko kadota #study #studyblr #studygram #bookstagram #goodreads #bookish #library #libraries

[setouchi-hime]

Showroom Sousenkyo （5/26 00:00） [STU48 Version]

02. Fukuda Akari 2,065,718 pt (↑ 3) 06. Ishida Chiho 1,232,494 pt (↑ 1) 07. Mori Kaho 1,103,980 pt (↓ 1) 08. Imamura Mitsuki 1,075,333 pt (↑ 2) 09. Sano Haruka 879,333 pt (↓ 1) 10. Nakamura Mai 771,425 pt (↑ 7) 12. Isogai Kanon 705,148 pt ( = ) 17. Oki Yuka 556,372 pt (↑ 7) 19. Kadowaki Miyuna 526,756 pt (↑ 2) 21. Iwata Hina 491,313 pt (↑ 6) 23. Torobu Yuri 455,134 pt (↓ 1) 32. Hyodo Aoi 288,771 pt (↑ 13) 33. Yabushita Fu 282,119 pt (↑ 46) 34. Ishida Minami 273,957 pt (↑ 50) 37. Sugahara Saki 255,853 pt (↑ 5) 38. Takino Yumiko 253,017 pt (NEW) 44. Yura Akari 219,208 pt (↑ 4) 48. Sakaki Miyu 204,429 pt (↓ 4) 53. Kadota Momona 189,682 pt (↑ 13) 55. Ichioka Ayumi 174,953 pt (↓ 14) 58. Tanaka Kouko 160,258 pt (↑ 14) 66. Shintani Nonoka 140,816 pt (↓ 15) 79. Mineyoshi Arisa 107,184 pt (↓ 16) 97. Taniguchi Mahina 76,076 pt (NEW)

#STU48 #Fukuda Akari #Ishida Chiho #Mori Kaho #Imamura Mitsuki #Sano Haruka #Nakamura Mai #Isogai Kanon #Oki Yuka #Kadowaki Miyuna #Iwata Hina #Torobu Yuri #Hyodo Aoi #Yabushita Fu #Ishida Minami #Sugahara Saki #Takino Yumiko #Yura Akari #Sakaki Miyu #Kadota Momona #Ichioka Ayumi #Tanaka Kouko #Shintani Nonoka #Mineyoshi Arisa #Taniguchi Mahina

[ot9000]

石田みなみ・門田桃奈・瀧野由美子・田中皓子・土路生優里・藤原あずさ・矢野帆夏 広島県選挙管理委員会

#広島県選挙管理委員会 #石田みなみ #門田桃奈 #瀧野由美子 #田中皓子 #土路生優里 #藤原あずさ #矢野帆夏 #poster #stu48 #minami ishida #momona kadota #yumiko takino #kouko tanaka #yuri torobu #azusa fujiwara #honoka yano

[mikkaeus]

4, 9, 13, 19 for the book ask <3

hel yes ty

4. Did you discover any new authors that you love this year?

hmm i don't really do a lot of author-based reading so i guess not? though i am planning on checking out more of kj charles' stuff

9. Did you get into any new genres?

ROMANCE! (of the queer variety). for some reason i never read romance like. at all. even though i read so many fics. probably because of the bias against it as a 'trashy' genre but yeah after how much i enjoyed the will darling adventures by kj charles i added a bunch more to my tbr

Also memoir-style non fiction - before i read "maybe you should talk to someone: a therapist, her therapist, and our lives revealed" by lori gottlieb i kinda thought that non fiction had to be learning something or really dry so i avoided it... but i read five memoirs this year:

- the therapist one as mentioned - emotional female by yumiko kadota (her experience as a doctor in the aus medical system) - so sad today: personal essays by melissa broder - eggshell skull by bri lee (consent law in queensland) - insomniac city by bill hayes

-- all of which I really enjoyed apart from...

13. What were your least favorite books of the year?

insomniac city -- started reading this bc id heard of oliver sacks (rly wlel known pop science neurologist) and i didnt know he was gay. (bill hayes was his partner). i just didnt connect with hayes or his portrayal of sacks lol. it was ranged from questionably racist to boring to cringe from an abundance of ~fake deep~ quotes which i really dont like

all my puny sorrows by miriam toews (i really thought id like this from the synopsis but the only reason i managed to finish it was bc i listened to the audiobook while i was walking or doing chores)

19. Did you use your library?

Yes! I resolved to (mostly) stop pirating books this year so i used my library's ebook service a lot. still yet to borrow a physical book though lol though ive been planning to since some are only available as physical

end of year book ask 

#ask #reading #books

[diaryofanangryasianguy]

02/13/19

Surgeon Hospitalized for 6 Weeks After Working 180-Hour Shifts, Gets Called an ‘Emotional Female’

In a blog post on Feb. 4, Dr. Yumiko Kadota, 31, recalled the copious amounts of time she had spent working at “Hospital X,” which news outlets later revealed as Bankstown-Lidcombe Hospital.

She added, “It wasn’t just the patients. An emergency doctor rang me at 3 a.m. about an appointment. At 3 a.m.? Really? I expressed that it was inappropriate to wake me up at 3 a.m. about non-urgent matters. This was hardly an emergency. ‘Stop being an emotional female,’ he said.”

#asian australian #japanese #misogyny #news #tw sensitive material

[flyonthewallmedstudent]

On Burn out in training. 

Take care everyone!

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-02-06/sydney-surgeon-doctor-hours-unsw-yumiko-kadota-stress/10784238

Dr Yumiko Kadota spent six weeks in hospital with insomnia late last year and claimed she was "barely able to speak or move" after resigning from her position as a registrar and crashing her car on the way home.

In a blog post published this week, Dr Kadota detailed how her aspirations to become a reconstructive surgeon were destroyed by long hours and combinations of stress, sleep deprivation, dehydration and gut problems.

"I was physically alive, but spiritually broken," she wrote.’

Recognize your own symptoms of burn out too - https://mindbodymiko.com/are-you-burning-out/. 

#mental health #burn out #medblrs #medblr #registrars #residency #registrar training

[storytime-reviews]

Currently Reading: Emotional Female by Yumiko Kadota

#booklr #yumiko kadota #emotional female #non fiction #tbrbusterchallenge2021 #bookbanditchallenge #reading #books #book pic #currently reading

[the-bibliophiles-bookshelf]

Hi! 3, 17 and 20 for the ask game? 💖

Thanks so much for asking!!

3. What were your top five books of the year?

In no particular order:

- Dear Son: letters and reflections from First Nations Fathers and Sons edited by Thomas Mayer

- Hallelujah Anyway by Anne Lamott

-The White Album by Joan Didion (I'm like 80% through this by I love it so much it's going to be a top 5 for the year)

- The CU hockey series by Eden Finley and Saxon James

-Mothers of the Nations: Indigenous Mothering As Global Resistance, Reclaiming and Recovery edited by Kim Anderson and D. Memee Lavell-Harvard (this was for my thesis but it's incredible and super accessible)

17. Did any books surprise you with how good they were?

I wasn't expecting to like Emotional Female by Yumiko Kadota as much as I did - it's super easy to read and gripping (and she's a lovely human).

20. What was your most anticipated release? Did it meet your expectations?

Boyfriend by Sarina Bowen (or Waylaid also by Sarina Bowen) might have been my most anticipated? I think? Of the ones I've read (I am so bad at getting around to anticipated new releases!). It was excellent, absolutely lived up to expectations!

#thanks so so much!! #book chats #what is everyone else's answers #i had a pretty mediocre reading year fiction wise so i'm needing input!!

[setouchi-hime]

 Showroom Sousenkyo （6/5   17:00） [STU48 Version]

02. Fukuda Akari【 – 】 24,674,717 pt

04. Imamura Mitsuki【 – 】 13,185,003 pt

08. Ishida Chiho【 – 】 8,099,710 pt

09. Nakamura Mai【↑1】 7,247,263 pt

10. Mori Kaho【↓1】 7,155,442 pt

13. Oki Yuka【 – 】 6,728,131 pt

14. Torobu Yuri【↑2】 6,630,579 pt

15. Sano Haruka【 – 】 6,628,353 pt

19. Isogai Kanon【 – 】 5,278,719 pt

23. Sugahara Saki【↓1】 4,395,144 pt

27. Kadowaki Miyuna【 – 】 3,441,627 pt

30. Hyodo Aoi【 – 】 2,843,679 pt

31. Takino Yumiko【 – 】 2,618,708 pt

35. Sakaki Miyu【↑1】 2,213,457 pt

38. Ishida Minami【↓1】 2,093,538 pt

39. Iwata Hina【↓1】 2,051,430 pt

46. Yabushita Fu【 – 】 1,684,328 pt

48. Ichioka Ayumi【 – 】 1,495,524 pt

51. Kai Kokoa【↑2】 1,374,213 pt

54. Mineyoshi Arisa【 – 】 1,356,408 pt

56. Morishita Maiha【↓1】 1,281,623 pt

57. Yura Akari【 – 】 1,238,100 pt

65. Kadota Momona【 – 】 1,017,780 pt

80. Shinano Soraha【 – 】 735,548 pt

83. Tanaka Kouko【↑2】 655,476 pt

85. Mizoguchi Aiko【↓1】 641,764 pt

88. Mishima Haruka【↑1】 620,993 pt

94. Fujiwara Azusa【 – 】 579,581 pt

#STU48

[jisedai48]

[STU48 Kenkyuusei] Yabushita Fu, Fujiwara Azusa, Fukuda Akari, Torobu Yuri, Takino Yumiko, Kadota Momona, Iwata Hina, Ishida Minami (10/11)

#Yabushita Fu #Fujiwara Azusa #Fukuda Akari #Torobu Yuri #Takino Yumiko #Kadota Momona #Iwata Hina #Ishida Minami #STU48 #STU48 Kenkyuusei #twitter #stu;twitter

[wazafam]

By BY RUCHIKA TULSHYAN from U.S. in the New York Times-https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/08/us/burnout-stress-yumiko-kadota.html?partner=IFTTT Dr. Yumiko Kadota, a surgeon in Sydney, and the author of “Emotional Female,” on stress, burnout and toxic work environments. ‘You’ve Lost Your Sparkle’: What to Do When Burnout Hits New York Times

#BY RUCHIKA TULSHYAN #U.S. #Women and Girls #Race and Ethnicity #Anxiety and Stress #Mental Health an