Perle Feldman https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html A Christmas story in L&D Being Seen in the Worst of Times One day of sunshine Things that could fall apart Passing the family medicine torch from mother to daughter The fat lady speaks: Obesity has almost killed me several times but not how you might think Red flag, green flag: A few words about marriage Five survival tips for a career in family medicine The red shoes Scatterbrained New year, old stories The good old hockey game – in the emergency department Monday at the gym Medical Student Disease changes with age, but doesn’t disappear A visit from the Office de la langue française Turkish Delight rolls An act of kindness A Christmas ghost story For the love of Spiderman (and the husbands who read his comics) The other side of Roxham Road You seem discouraged A box of dates Crimes and misdemeanors Dirt, marriage and cataract surgery The next time you see me, I will be a Grandpapa Numerators and denominators A profound response Perle Feldman drops the baby The hero’s journey In praise of hands The problem with ‘geezering’ Gossip and the art of storytelling A physician of a certain age Distinguishing the capable from the dangerous “Opener of the womb”: The burden and privilege of being the first born Media Slipping All talk and no comprehension The lifelong quest to stay relevant . . . and respectful Lessons on medical education from the tennis court Ethel Bruneau – An elegy to a dance legend My sister: A New Year’s meditation Report from Burnoutville: Flexibility creates families out of teams Please, please don’t ask me Report from Burnoutville: To Quit or not To Quit Story time for patients who won’t listen The holy grail of patient care Catch a falling baby Hospital food: the good, the bad and the ugly