A Psychiatrist Tackles Retirement.
And sometimes forgets his helmet.
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I got this fascinating comment on one of my posts, (Do We See Each Other”), I wrote last year about one of Ray Bradbury’s short stories, entitled “I See You Never.” Judy’s remark was right on target, “Sometimes fiction mirrors life too painfully.” I don’t know whether Bradbury’s short story…
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The Robins are Back
The robins are building their Hurrah’s nests in our back yard again. That’s about the only thing that has not changed. The COVID-19 (C-19) pandemic…
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Terry Trueblood Trail Break
Today we took a break from the intensity of the pandemic and went out for a walk on the Terry Trueblood Trail. We were a…
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First Day Back in the Saddle
Today was my first day back on the hospital consultation-liaison service and I’m a little tired. I put about 2 miles and 22 floors on…
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Signs of Anecdotage
I remember when we were kids, we used to get gifts of fruitcake from well-meaning older ladies in our church. I think that’s where I…
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I’m Jim Amos MD, the creator and author behind this blog. I’m a retired psychiatrist who enjoys playing cribbage, juggling and still loves life-long learning. Check out my YouTube site
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