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
Category: medicine
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
Shooting Star
I arrived in our outpatient clinic the other day and the local TV News crew was there waiting for me.
Time Under Heaven
One Friday afternoon one of my partners signed out to me the patients in the ICU. I was taking over
The Death of Paper and Pen
A couple of weeks ago, we went to our local Science Center and view the exhibit “Lost Egypt.” Aside from
The Christmas Homecoming
He arrived with much fanfare. Clad in a brightly orange suit, with two escorts on each side. He made a