You made me a mother. You changed my life. I selfishly didn’t want more children after you. I didn’t feel I had enough space in my heart as you had taken almost all of it. Everything I do is for you. You are my firstborn. You are my SON. You came at a time when I did not think I
That is the question. This is an ever present concern with women; especially women going into medicine. We want to “have it all” but wonder if it’s even truly possible. We are provided this strict timeline and get upset when we cannot adhere to it. When is the right time? Am I getting too old? Will I have to quit
Interview season is upon us and I cannot believe this is my fourth one. I love meeting all the interviewees and many ask about the transition between medical school and residency. How hard is it? Am I ready? Is it really that bad? There aren’t quite the words to describe the leap from medical school to residency. For four years
Doesn’t really seem like the two should go together. After all, pregnant women are disabled right? We should be on 10 months of bedrest while we carry our children. WRONG. You can be pregnant and healthy and fit! Many women prove this every single day. At my last prenatal visit, my OB GYN asked me if I had been exercising.
I love a good jumpsuit. You can make them super casual or dress them up with heels and accessories. Why I love them the most? They seamlessly accommodate my growing belly and are super comfortable (except for when I have to use the bathroom every 15 minutes). Click here for link to the exact jumpsuit below. I wore this outfit
Ok, so lets debunk some of the myths about pregnancy. Can I really drink wine? How many cups of coffee can I have? Can I get in the hot tub? Some of the most common questions that pregnant women think about but are too afraid to ask are answered below. ♦ I’m pregnant. That means I am eating for two.
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