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14.3.09
post of the day!
(left hand on hips, sticks butt out.**)

Every patient's story starts the same way. It starts with them being fine. They cling to this moment, this memory of being fine, as though talking about it may somehow bring it back. But what they don't realize is that they're talking about it to us. By the time they see us, they're already in the after. And while every patient's story starts the same way, how the story ends depends on us, on how well we diagnose and treat. We know the story hinges on us and we all want to be is the hero.



i slept for a good 17hours. and this marks the start of a wonderful beginning................