
The Blessings of a Wandering Eye
Kerry Graff, MD shares about how a diagnosis of lazy eye at age five changed the trajectory of her life, in several unexpected ways.
Kerry Graff, MD shares about how a diagnosis of lazy eye at age five changed the trajectory of her life, in several unexpected ways.
A physician’s personal account of battling burnout and mental health struggles, with lessons learned and aspirations to live a more joyful, fulfilling life.
Daniel Paull MD thinks it’s mind boggling that someone who is abused by a system so badly, will also be the first person to defend that same system.
Profound experiences, powerfully told by TBI survivors and the family and healthcare professionals who care for and about them.
An “other-side-of-the-stretcher” story of one physician-mom’s experience with her son’s traumatic brain injury.
Dana Corriel, MD, explains why effective communication BEFORE a pitched meeting (one you’re courted for) can save you a lot of aggravation & make you a more productive entrepreneur.
When patients become family: a true story of making room for the unexpected and doubling down on love.
Robert Saul, MD explains why adders of love are critical for children, providing support as children and families lift themselves from trauma to a pathway toward restoration, resilience and flourishing.
Daniel Paull MD explains how buying an expensive house can cause physicians problems.
Dana Corriel, MD asserts that the healthcare “maze” is built to confuse patients and prioritize the financial stake of medical conglomerates.
Robert Saul MD writes that political correctness is ok and necessary, serving to adjust our moral compass on an episodic basis.
Dana Corriel, MD asks: in a digital world, how do we avoid becoming emperors in “new clothes”?
Kerry Graff, MD shares about how a diagnosis of lazy eye at age five changed the trajectory of her life, in several unexpected ways.
A physician’s personal account of battling burnout and mental health struggles, with lessons learned and aspirations to live a more joyful, fulfilling life.
Daniel Paull MD thinks it’s mind boggling that someone who is abused by a system so badly, will also be the first person to defend that same system.
Profound experiences, powerfully told by TBI survivors and the family and healthcare professionals who care for and about them.
An “other-side-of-the-stretcher” story of one physician-mom’s experience with her son’s traumatic brain injury.
Dana Corriel, MD, explains why effective communication BEFORE a pitched meeting (one you’re courted for) can save you a lot of aggravation & make you a more productive entrepreneur.
When patients become family: a true story of making room for the unexpected and doubling down on love.
Robert Saul, MD explains why adders of love are critical for children, providing support as children and families lift themselves from trauma to a pathway toward restoration, resilience and flourishing.
Daniel Paull MD explains how buying an expensive house can cause physicians problems.
Dana Corriel, MD asserts that the healthcare “maze” is built to confuse patients and prioritize the financial stake of medical conglomerates.
Robert Saul MD writes that political correctness is ok and necessary, serving to adjust our moral compass on an episodic basis.
Dana Corriel, MD asks: in a digital world, how do we avoid becoming emperors in “new clothes”?
“We must first take care of ourselves in order to take care of the patient.”
Pediatrician, published author, speaker, and writer-in-residence. I believe in the healing power of narrative.
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