What My Patients Taught Me About Being Human
Every patient carries a story larger than the visit itself. Here’s what three decades of listening have taught me.
Every patient carries a story larger than the visit itself. Here’s what three decades of listening have taught me.
A neurologist once yelled at me over the phone. He was wrong, and deep down, I already knew it.
A silly boarding school rule turned out to hold a bigger lesson about paying attention to the people around you.
One scary moment in the NICU sent me straight to my sewing machine at midnight. Here’s what happened next.
Losing my clinic broke my heart. Starting over in psychiatry mended it in ways I never expected.