薬師寺みちよ

4,836 posts

薬師寺みちよ

@minna_yakushiji

前参議院議員医師東京2025デフリンピック運営委員会副委員長

福岡福岡市中央区yakushiji.siteJoined April 2010

11.5K Following

14.2K Followers

薬師寺みちよ’s posts

薬師寺みちよ

@minna_yakushiji

May 15

医療は科学的根拠を持たねば、ただの占いです国民の命を守るこれまでも、これからも私の信念は変わりません

Quote

知念実希人【公式】

@MIKITO_777

May 14

ここで反ワクチン活動家の須藤元気氏とともに公認された薬師寺先生は、コロナ禍で医療が逼迫する中、『政治活動を中断して医業に専念する』『ワクチン接種で医師が必要。目の前の命を救いたい』と出馬を取りやめた素晴らしい医師です藥師寺先生と須藤氏を同時公認は一貫性がなさすぎでは？ x.com/DPFPnews/statu…

参議院議員の６年間の内、ほぼ５年間は無所属での活動だった味方や仲間は誰一人もいない、孤独で厳しい戦い今回の選挙では、何処に行っても応援団がいてくれた「薬師寺さん、頑張って

」失うものより、得るものが大きい時間だった

The image shows two individuals, likely Japanese politicians, standing side by side in formal attire against a plain white background, possibly in a parliamentary or official setting like the Diet. The man on the left, wearing a dark suit and tie, and the woman on the right, in a dark blazer with a pin, both raise their fists in a gesture of solidarity or determination. Based on the post text by 薬師寺みちよ (Yakushiji Michiyo) of the Democratic Party for the People, the individuals are likely Yakushiji and 榛葉幹事長 (Haruba, the Secretary-General), reflecting on her recent political journey, including her time as an independent senator and the support she received during an election. No platform watermarks are visible.

勝ちに不思議の勝ちあり負けに不思議の負けはなしこの名刺もあと４枚で無くなる二度と使うことはないけど、使えなくなると思えば愛おしい一緒に戦ってくれた仲間次はどんな顔で戦いに及ぶのか今は党本部に委ねよう #薬師寺みちよ #国民民主党

【17日間を振り返って】全国比例の選挙は初めての経験想像以上に過酷でした反応も見えず不安な毎日を、チーム薬師寺のメンバーやSNSの仲間が支えてくれましたまた、街頭に駆けつけビラを配って下さった皆様、証紙貼りをお手伝い頂いた皆様、本当にありがとうございました

The image shows Yakushiji Michiyo, a politician from the Komeito Party, speaking at a street campaign event. She is holding a microphone, dressed in a dark blazer and light dress, standing in front of a building under construction with scaffolding. Two men in suits stand nearby, one holding a campaign banner with Japanese text. A car is visible in the background, and the setting suggests an urban area. The post text reflects on her recent nationwide proportional election experience, expressing gratitude to supporters and outlining her commitment to future efforts, providing context for her public speaking role.

昨日の診察に、数年前からナルコレプシー（中枢性過眠症）を診ている患者さんが薬を貰いにやってきたいつもはラフな格好なのに、ビシッと背広でキメている「先生のお陰で就職出来ました

」と医者冥利に尽きるとは、このことだと嬉し涙

The image shows a doctor, likely Michiyo Yakushiji, wearing a white coat and a face mask, standing in what appears to be a medical office or clinic. The context from the post indicates that this doctor has been treating a patient with narcolepsy for several years. The patient, who usually dresses casually, came to the appointment in a suit to express gratitude for the doctor's help in securing employment. The doctor's expression, visible through the mask, suggests a moment of pride and joy, reflecting the emotional satisfaction of seeing a patient succeed due to their treatment.

【診察室にて】政策の種は現場にあり

選挙期間中、クリニックのスタッフや患者さまには、ご迷惑をおかけ致しましたまだ日常に戻るという訳には参りませんが••• 今日もビッチリ予約が入っておりました 1日も無駄にすることなく、私は私に出来る事を、これからも継続して参ります #薬師寺

The image shows a woman, identified as Michiyo Yakushiji from the post text, working in a clinic. She is wearing a white medical coat and a beige face mask, sitting at a desk with her hands positioned as if typing or examining something. Her hair is shoulder-length and brown, and she appears focused. The setting includes a wooden cabinet in the background and a neutral-colored wall, suggesting a professional medical environment. The post text indicates she is a doctor resuming her clinic duties after an election period, emphasizing her commitment to patient care and policy work, combining visual and textual context of her role.

私はこの日を忘れない世界中が大混乱に陥ったパンデミック政治家から現場に戻る選択医師として当たり前の選択後悔はない私もワクチン接種と発熱外来で勤務医療関係者、皆、命懸けだった家族も同じ後から批判する事は簡単だ国民の命を守ることこそ政治の役割 #薬師寺 #国民民主党

The image shows a person wearing a blue vest with the Japanese text "医師" (doctor) on it, standing in what appears to be a vaccination or fever clinic setting. The person is also wearing a face shield and a mask, indicating a healthcare environment during the pandemic. The text overlay in Japanese reads "いよいよ英国接種のお手伝い開始です！" which translates to "Finally, we start helping with the UK vaccination!" This aligns with the post text where the user, Michiyo Yakushiji, mentions working at vaccination sites and fever clinics during the global pandemic, emphasizing the dedication of healthcare workers and the political choice to return to the field.

【新型コロナ感染症は過去の病気ではありません】重症化リスクの低下を理由に感染症法上5類となった新型コロナ感染症 2023年5月～24年4月の1年間で、死者数は計3万2576人(22年4万7638人、23年3万8086人) 季節性インフルエンザの約15倍

大部分は高齢者

これまで医療関係費として薬価が目の敵にされてきた後発医薬品（ジェネリック）の薬価がギリギリまで引き下げられ収益化悪化メーカーの経営厳しくなり、結果、安定供給ができず、その付けは患者さまに回っている薬価だけを悪者にする時代は終わりにしよう #薬師寺 #国民民主党

皆様、まずは参議院議員選挙では誠にお世話になりました私の力不足もあり、ご迷惑おかけいたしたが、次に向けて歩み始めたいと思いますそのためにも是非、皆様のお知恵を拝借させて頂きたいと存じます明日から様々な素材も準備してまいりたいと存じます宜しくお願い申し上げます

The image shows a woman, identified as Michiyo Yakushiji (@minna_yakushiji), standing outdoors in an urban setting near modern buildings with planters and a pedestrian walkway. She is dressed in a white suit and dress, holding a yellow hand puppet or mascot aloft with her right hand, suggesting a cheerful or engaging public gesture. Her left hand rests by her side, and she wears black shoes. The post text indicates she is reflecting on her recent participation in the Japanese Senate election, expressing gratitude, acknowledging shortcomings, and seeking public advice for future steps, implying this image captures a moment of public outreach or campaign activity. No platform watermarks are visible.

患者さんに「先生、残念でした～

私、国民民主党って書いたのに先生落ちちゃった」と言われてしまい、やっぱり私だとバレていたのだと(笑) 診察室ではいつもマスクしているので、初めてマスク取った顔をみたという患者さんも

$The images show two identical white cards with yellow cartoon characters resembling a smiling, winged creature, placed on a wooden surface. Each card contains Japanese text and the character, which serves as a playful mascot. The text, revealed through the post by Yakushiji Michiyo, a politician from the National Democratic Party, mentions an interaction with a patient who voted for her in an election but was disappointed she didn\'t win, humorously noting they recognized her despite her wearing a mask in the clinic. The cards likely represent campaign or personal branding materials for Yakushiji, combining her political identity with a lighthearted, approachable image. No platform watermarks are visible.$