A journey in life - musings of a doctor, husband, dad, grandad, brother, and friend

Our lives are very much different then the 1950's through the early 1980's. The demands of our time were certainly simpler back them. I came across this meditation MP3 file by Dr. Dike Drummond who is known for helping burnt out physicians (http://thehappymd.com). To the meditation, should you listen to it, I would, if I were you, add the thought: "God, thank you for all the blessings in my life". Reflect on your God-given blessings several times throughout the meditation. I think you will come away with your batteries recharged. It takes about 20 minutes but will be well worth your precious time... Blessing and Meditation Audio On the personal front: This week, I will be going to John Hopkins to meet Dr. Amy Drezen who is an expert on the treatment for MDS. She'll advise Jan and I on next steps. Finished another week of chemotherapy this past Friday! YUK!  GI symptoms abound.  I thank God for ZOFRAN.  Keep us in prayer and THANKS AS ALWAYS for al

Another week passed by. Isn't it amazing how fast life passes by? Today, I talk about a quote by Elizabeth Kubler Ross, MD. This quote was part of her address to my classmates and I when we graduated from Eastern Virginia Medical School in 1979. "The winds of time will either crack your surfaces or polish them... It's up to you to decide" This is a great quote which I wanted to share with you.  I've decided I am going to be polished... How about you?  Have a good week. Here's the pod cast

I thought I would try a different format today. Here is my blog recording