About This Blog

You may have noticed that I go from serious to absurd quite quickly. If you have not notice it, then you are reading this page before looking at my blog. I firmly believe that life is always full of happy things and hard things. The key is to grab both of them at the same time and understand that both of them are important parts of life. I work as a physician and so face some very hard situations regularly. I see death and suffering very frequently. Yet I also love the absurd. Humor (especially very odd humor) is like air in the lungs. It makes you feel alive and real.

Reading this blog you may get the impression that I can’t make up my mind if I am serious or silly. Yet I think we all need a portion of both in our lives. I do my best to keep the balance and hope you enjoy the experience.

Disclaimers:

1. I do not use this blog to reveal or discuss confidential medical information. Å Any inappropriate content of this type will be removed.
2. I do not disclose nor allude to names of patients and keep any clinical cases generic enough that patients cannot be identified.
3. The e-mail address of my commenters remains confidential and is included so that I can verify the legitimacy of the post.
4. All state and federal rules applying with confidentiality are complied with in this blog.
5. I do not accept advertising on this blog. Å It is for personal use only.
6. All opinions are based on personal clinical experience and when outside sources are referenced, a proper hyperlink will be included.
7. My legs sometimes hurt when I have a long day at work. Å I take ibuprofen and that helps a lot.
8. I don’t like spinach very much
9. I reserve the right to put an Å anywhere I want to (although I prefer to do so at the start of a sentence).

Thanks so much for stopping by.

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