MedTees

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Very cool website -- MedTees

From their website:

OUR PHILOSOPHY
At MedTees.com, we pick up where diagnosis and treatment leave off. That is, what happens AFTER the dust settles and you go home and they CAN'T fix what's wrong or the fix is tough to live with.

Life happens. Illness happens. In fact, illness will eventually be inevitable for all of us. As the Baby Boom ages, we are becoming aware that living with illness is already a reality for more and more people. Yet illness in America is still "in the closet." How? Conventional wisdom says if illness has to happen at all, illness should be overcome, fixed, and left behind. We have few role models and few realistic stories about living with a less-than-perfect body, or less-than-perfect health. How we choose to deal with the cards that life gives us is what this site is all about. Whether it is through humor (sometimes the best medicine), support, or just increasing awareness of the diseases themselves, MedTees.com hopes to empower people to live their lives to the fullest. This is where humor, support, patient-to-patient interaction can make the difference. Hopefully we will educate and inform along the way, and importantly, contribute to programs who support the research and treatment of many chronic medical conditions.

Awesome -- here is their shirt for Obsessive Compulsive Disorder:

medtees-ocd.jpg

It's run by a Cardiologist and Clinical Psychiatrist Husband and Wife team.

The Doc has a blog here: Dr. Wes

At one place I worked, I could have definitely used the OCD shirt for one of my bosses...

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it bothered me to see that as soon as i saw the picture on the screen that i tried to move the pencil over as if i could possibly reach into the computer screen...

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