I was bombing as a medical educator, and I knew it.
Five days a week I was teaching Fellows how to navigate the inpatient hospice world, but I was still failing these about-to-graduate physicians. Some had up to $650,000 in student loan debt, but I was sending them on their way to attending-hood without the real education they needed to survive long term.
Continue reading “Becoming the Change I Want to See: #OwnVoices Movement”
During our marriage, my husband and I have owed up to $750,000. So it’s no surprise my husband (aka “DH” for Dear Hubby), and I have argued intermittently for fourteen years about our student loans.
Continue reading “Student Loans: a 14-year argument resolved”
We toss way less food and have fresher tasting meals since DH researched how to store food. Here’s the cliff notes version of all the tricks we use to cut down on food spoilage:
Lowering my food costs started with broken bones and wasted chicken.
A few years ago I wanted to do research for a fantasy series I’m writing, so I organized a girl’s trip to explore an island with a cave.
Two things happened that weekend:
1) I went trail running, fell, and broke my ribs.
2) My husband decided to become a vegan while I was gone. Continue reading “How a Physician Cut Her Food Bill by 63%”
