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It’s been a while since I’ve posted anything here, and now that I’ve started to practice as a licensed Family Physician, there have been numerous things I’ve been musing about. One of those things is change. . . Continue reading Change, change, change, change. . .
It was late evening before the Christmas break, when I got a message from my good friend Corin Raymond telling me he really wanted me to check out this song he was working on about having a conversation with his doctor. I was on my sixth 26-hour call shift in 2.5 weeks and told him that when I received the message.
Continue reading “The First Hundred Years are the Hardest . . . borrowed this line from a Corin Raymond song”
When I started med school, I quickly realized I had no idea how to study. Courses where you had to memorize a bunch of factoids had never been my forte nor of much interest to me in undergrad, and they weren’t really a thing in grad school. I excelled in math and advanced courses that required reasoning, analysis, applied logic, etc. When I was younger, … Continue reading Med School Notes by Musicians
These are strange times we are in. I appreciate what my friend Mariel Buckley just said while she streamed some songs today and that was she encouraged us to ‘Marinate in the weirdness’. Continue reading Life in the times of Covid – Day 22 of Isolation
Alanna Martineau 