Hope This is the Last Day of the Arctic Blast

It’s Saturday, Christmas Eve, and we’re hoping this is the last day of the Arctic Blast from Winter Storm Elliott.

Author: James Amos

I'm a retired consult-liaison psychiatrist. I navigated the path in a phased retirement program through the hospital where I was employed. I was fully retired as of June 30, 2020. This blog chronicles my journey. View all posts by James Amos

3 thoughts on “Hope This is the Last Day of the Arctic Blast”

Lencrest Photos says:

24 Dec 2022 at 6:32 pm

Omgosh this cold has been brutal! I hope its the last but our luck probably not….Merry Christmas!

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1. James Amos says:
  
  24 Dec 2022 at 8:52 pm
  
  It’s like we’re living in the Arctic! Merry Christmas to you!
  
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  1. Lencrest Photos says:
    
    24 Dec 2022 at 10:08 pm
    
    I know right! And Winter has barely begun…
    
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Plan for retirement, even if you don’t plan to retire. This means sound financial planning, developing other interests, and nurturing your relationships with significant others. Retire, even if you are not retired. Take enough time off periodically, and completely, with no connections to work, so that you can feel emotionally free from concerns about patients and practice. Of course, there is no reason to retire if you really love your work and relationships just as they are.-H. Steven Moffic, MD See original article in Psychiatric Times