Angel’s Wings
It was a dreary snowy day in January. I drove to the hospital with snow coming down and with strong
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Of Monkeys and Men
Last week, I saw a patient in the hospital that our group was following for consult. Though it was my
The Letter
Dear Dr. (Pinoytransplant), On July 12, 2012 you saved my life – and I’ll always thank you. Kindly,
Wonders of Sleep
One boring and sleepy afternoon, while I was reviewing and interpreting sleep studies, which are 6 to 8 hour-long tracings
Till Death Do Us Part
“I want to go home and take care of my husband.” That was what Dorothy* said just shortly after we
The Language of Grief
I was sitting in a consultation room of our ICU. I was having a discussion with the family members of
Broken Pager
I came home last Friday afternoon and my son who was happily waiting for my arrival asked me to shoot
Sound Technology
Two weeks ago, I went to Boston to learn a new technology and acquire more skills regarding this state-of-the-art practice
On Being a Patient
I opened my eyes as I slowly regained consciousness. I looked around and I was alone in some kind of
Move Over House MD
A couple of days ago, when I was examining a new referral, who was another patient with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis