I had an exciting day yesterday. Not all happy, but exciting. I was invited to screenings of the documentary film 'Do No Harm' this week, both in Delaware and in Manhattan. If you haven't heard about 'Do No Harm', check out the webpage or the Facebook page for the film. It's a documentary produced by Robyn Symon, in collaboration with Pamela Wible, MD, a physician wellness advocate who has spoken out widely on the issue of physician suicide. The film focuses particularly

No, it wasn't quite like that. Nobody punched me in the face. Maybe I would have preferred being punched in the face, though. And yes, I was bullied. I'm not going to talk about my own experience in this post however, because I already have post-traumatic stress disorder from the experience. I'm not ready to revisit it in detail yet. I don't need to talk about myself to tell you about bullying in the medical arena. I know a lot of other people who have experienced it,

I’ve been out of medicine a little over a month now. The first couple of weeks were crazy- I ran right to Boston to my MFA residency, and was too busy to really process much. When I got home, there were a lot of people and things to catch up with, and I had to figure out how to manage my days. I made sure I was getting my work for my MFA done but also taking care of myself. I was still having a lot of headaches, and clenching my teeth in my sleep at first. It was as though