Hills suck
Running
3/19 - Cary March Madness Half marathon 1:49. Last year I ran it in 1:51. It is a very hilly race and I have come to the conclusion that my body was not made for hills. My pr is over 8 minutes better on flat ground. Additionally, I am clearly not at my peak, but I was better prepared for this race than last year. Last year, I didn't appreciate how many hills were at the end and didn't pace myself. This year, I realized all the people yelling "This is the last hill" were all lying.
Lunch at Tracks. The same place we went last year. Realized that weekend was the first time I met many "V-teamers" and also met RFS and his wife N. In fact we all went to dinner the night before. Good times.
Life:
3/16 - lost my first patient on the table. Details are not appropriate for a blog. But just remember that life is short. And, that there are probably very few people that had a shi$$ier day than I did on Thursday. Mind you, I've had patients die. That comes with the territory. But, I have never had one die during a procedure.

4 Comments:
I can't even imagine how you must be feeling.A doctor's life is something quite unique. What you do has nobility...and some of that comes from the fact that you must deal with so much grief.
8:19 PM
We're all doing the best we can.
8:20 AM
I just found your blog and started reading it and saw you post about last Thursday.
I hope the weekend and the time spent with Tapers during and after the race helped things.
10:06 AM
Thank you for all your kind comments. Time does heal some wounds and being with friends helped alot.
Sitting on a beach in Puerto Rico tomorrow may hel some as well. :)
5:47 AM
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