Personal History
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CROWDED HOSPITAL, BULGING EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT
Three and a half years ago I experienced first hand the situation about which this blogpost is written. The situation…
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”WHEN I DIE”
In my recent article titled “When Bill Dies,” I think I didn’t emphasize enough the importance of providing your family…
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KNOW YOUR LIMITS
When I was in medical school, it seemed like my friends and family immediately thought I knew everything every other…
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SOME DOCTORS JUST NEVER RETIRE
What in the world is it with some doctors? I’m referring to the legion of doctors who practice well beyond…
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FAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENCY
In several previous blogs I’ve written that I completed a two-year residency in Family Medicine. My residency was from August,…
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THE HOUSE I GREW UP IN
Right away I must apologize. “For what?” you ask. I’ve committed one of those unforgivable grammatical sins—I used “a preposition…
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”EIGHT PACKETS OF SWEET ‘N LOW?!”
I have a friend who has a rather unusual habit. It’s a natural thing to him, but it definitely gets…
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THE MIRAMAR CLUB
Who of you remembers the Miramar Club? I certainly do and very fondly. I bet, if you ever went there…
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COULD INDIANA UNIVERSITY BASKETBALL BE IN MY DNA?
I’m sure I wasn’t born with Indiana University basketball in my DNA. That’s impossible. My DNA did, however, include genes…
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THOSE DARN DRUG ADS!
A few weeks ago, I published a blog about direct-to-consumer television advertisements (DCTA) for prescription drugs. The gist of the…
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