I recently listed to a series called Shame in Medicine that was published in the podcast The Nocturnists. If you work in medicine (whether a doctor or another type of provider), it is definitely work checking it out. It really got me thinking about how we are taught from the undergraduate pre-med courses to the …
This year may have been our most successful Thanksgiving yet! Maybe it was having more family around or adding that extra stick of butter to the sauce I poured over the turkey but a great time was had by all. I hope everyone had a nice holiday break, whether it was very quiet or with …
I have always known that my brain is constantly planning the next move. I like Medicine because it forces me to really focus and stay present in what I am doing at the time. My brain is not able to take a life of its own and try to make my next to-do list. There …
November is National Epilepsy Awareness Month (NEAM) and every year, I try to shine a spotlight on different topics related to seizures and epilepsy. You may have read in my previous blog post or elsewhere that 1 in 26 people will develop epilepsy in their lifetime, so it is more common than you might think! …
Several months ago, I wrote a post about tips to go to Costco. I recently went food shopping there and I actually remembered to take pictures of some of my favorite products and I wanted to share that with you. Not everything is worth buying at Costco! It is important to become familiar with the …
I wanted to call this post ‘Halloween hacks’ but as someone who didn’t grow up with this holiday, that title didn’t ring true. Celebrating Halloween with children has truly been a fun but chaotic adventure that I have been navigating as best as possible the last couple of years. I always imagine living in Buenos …
If you told me fifteen years ago that I would be going apple picking and frolicking around pumpkin patches, I would have laughed in your face. For a long period of my life, Fall wasn’t even a season I acknowledged (thank you, Florida). Then, I moved to the Northeast and I learned about pumpkin spice …
Fall is definitely here. School feels like it’s already been happening for months. Sports and weekend activities are in full swing. There is often not a minute to waste and easy “no-cook” meals can be a life-saver. If you search for this type of meals on Google, you may end up with a lot of …
As some of you might know, we just started a long stretch of many Jewish holidays. The first one, Rosh Hashanah, is the Jewish New Year. Next week, there will be a fast as part of Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement. We were fortunate to be able to travel to South Florida to spend …
I initially was going to write a post about what type of food children could start making on their own but I think I overestimated my children’s maturity when it comes to these matters. For what it’s worth, the Internet tells me that by age 8, our children should be fully involved in packing their …