All tagged I Love Being a Pediatrician
For my patients and families:
Thank you so much for the honor and privilege of being your pediatrician.
It is with a heavy heart that I need to tell you that I’m leaving Surf City Pediatrics. Truly it has overall been a wonderful experience—joining a work family and creating a community of patient families.
This morning what struck me most is how I would not be the doctor I am without the support and encouragement of my family.
Early reading isn’t just for speech development.
These pictures were taken early in 2020. I love Jason Reynolds’ books and I thought the back cover message summed up the book so well, as well as encompassing a great theme for a new year.
A re-introduction to Dr. Bookworm
When I was in medical school, I remember listening to a poet bravely pour out her soul to us as we sat in our usual spots at Sackler Hall.
It may come as NO surprise to you that I decided to Disney Bound to work on Wednesdays!
How do you balance the calm with the anxiety? The need to know current news with the need not to bombard your kids with every detail of what’s going on?
There are a lot of talks out there about who you should or shouldn’t follow on Instagram, especially if what you’re scrolling through doesn’t make you feel good about yourself.
I’ve had many thoughts about re-learning things alongside my children.
Ah, this is when I’ll relearn about the American Revolution. (I didn’t. Though I learned more than I did the first time around.)
This is when I’ll learn all the state capitols. (I did, mostly.)
This is when I’ll learn about ancient civilizations or re-learn about the missions. (Nope.)
Doctor Bookworm (the blog) is 3 years old! We’re celebrating with a three book giveaway.
I believe in love at first sight. We all fell in love with her, instantly.
