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Matters of the Heart

Sometimes, I am appalled at people- appalled.  Here someone sits, he/she just had their cardiac cath done (for their encroaching cardiac disease), and as they wait for discharge they are eating McDonald’s while STILL IN THE CATH LAB.  Out. Of. Order.  No MA’AM/SIR.  For the love, this is why they’re sitting in the cath lab …

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And it begins…

It’s that time again…time to study for boards 🙁  Luckily, this is my last general medicine board, and in the future they will all be neurology (I guess that’s good?)!  Today was the first day of Cardio, and boy, this is gonna be a busy month.  He piled 100 EKG’s in front of me and …

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Cereals

On call, again. Woof! Such a busy day, all I had time for was cereal for breakfast!  According to the SD book, high fiber whole grain cereals are the best.  Luckily, we’ve found some good whole wheat cereals!  There’s more out there than just Raisin Bran and Shredded Wheat (although I like those, too).  Here …

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Blueberry Pancakes!

We made Blueberry Pancakes this morning for breakfast, and they were awesome!  They were thick, fluffy, and bursting with blueberries!  Chris actually hates pancakes, with a few important exceptions (The Dorstop and Deluca’s, both located in Pittsburgh).  But he loved these!  He actually said they were the best pancakes he’s ever had and proceeded to …

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Yoga and Yogurt

Oh, today is one of those crazy days.  I am on call {again}.  Although, having completed my workouts in the AM all week has proved to be worth it and helped with some very stressful situations!  This morning, I did a Jillian Michaels “Shred it Weights” workout (killer), and then a Yoga “Zen in your …

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Looking Forward

It’s winter.  Officially.  Feet of snow, freezing temps, and we have months to go before Spring arrives and melts the dreariness away.  So, what better time to plan a vacation?  Spring break!  I have my Step 3 (out of 3) boards on April 6.  It’s my last test before I become a fully-licensed physician!  I …

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Delicious Weelicious Oats!

I don’t usually talk about my patients, but just some general thoughts: 1. In medical school, we were taught the word “physician” means to teach [the patient about his/her own physiology].  Sometimes, however, the patients teach me!  Today, I was taught perspective.  From a very nice patient, well over 400 pounds.  We celebrated that the …

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