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My husband asked me the other day how I knew anything about the process of becoming a doctor (no docs in the family). In high school I had a healthcare

Since I’m only 5 pages in and already have so much I want to share, I’m going to start a live tweet thread of this book from @ChrisDHamby that I’ll

Vents are still difficult for me. There’s lots of physics and numbers and my brain just does not naturally work like that. I’ve been working through vent details lately, and

Phases of time off:1. Recovery - all you can do is lay on the couch, nap, etc. 2. Picking Up the Pieces - laundry, groceries, unpaid bills, unanswered emails, etc3.

My mentor taught me about shock using a dinosaur. I won’t share the whole talk here, but the main thing I took away from his talk as an intern was

Just like many don’t know what it’s like to be a healthcare worker, I don’t know what it’s like to be suddenly without an income right now. Or a farmer

One aspect of #impostersyndrome is not believing that you are as capable as you actually are. Another more overlooked aspect is that for some reason, we believe we should be

And when you’ve identified Your Thing, snatch it up and focus your heart and your efforts there. Let other people be the best at their things, and you diligently continue