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Insidious Ubiquitous Obsequiousness [Treacherous Pervasive Subservience] (Don’t Be Nice)

December 2010: Preface to this post, 1 1/2 years later What follows is, in part, a snide and angry post. It’s raw. In a Be Nice world, it’s risky of me to post it and keep it posted. The sorts of occurrences that give rise to patient advocacy are fueled at their outset by anger. That’s the […]

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Clearing the Forest, Seeing the Trees

Yesterday Terry Gross (Fresh Air on NPR radio stations) hosted Dr. Robert Martensen, a well-rounded ED doc and bioethicist who’s authored a book about reforming how we approach dying and death: A Life Worth Living. Having read an array of books on end-of-life matters including a number by providers, Dr. R’s comments and viewpoints are […]

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Obsession: Getting it Right When Getting it Wrong Hurts Too Much

INAUGURAL BLOG POST: This weekend I attended the Colorado Independent Publishers Association annual College—the annual brain dump, er, conference. Saturday’s closing session, by distant past President Kenn Amdahl, titled My Obsession Your Obsession, was brilliant. A melange/collage of thought and expression, Kenn spoke over/while playing guitar, resurrecting and interpreting 200 year old unearthed Irish folk […]

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