I’m thrilled to share my piece published at Roads & Kingdoms (one of the best sites on the intersection of travel, culture, and politics out there, and Anthony Bourdain/Slate approved!). Thanks again to Roads & Kingdoms for allowing me to share my thoughts on my travels in Kigali and the universal language of food!
Speaking the International Medical Language of Avocado Toast
It’s been a long hiatus.
But from the time I last wrote, life has moved on, at an alarmingly rapid speed.
I met my boyfriend’s family in his lovely hometown in Florida, a place hithertofore thought mutually exclusive with the the word ‘lovely.’
I studied at increasingly longer and more desperate intervals for my OBGYN oral boards (that dreaded and infamous test where you fly to Dallas, spend a sleepless night in a fancy hotel you won’t be able to enjoy, and then cry and/or throw up after the test.) Continue reading ““I was like a dead person. And now I’ve risen again!”: Rwanda, the World’s Modern-Day Lepers, and My Journey into Their World”
A new Facebook page, that is!
Now there’s another way to follow the latest cheeky medical advice, comical residency insights, and other fantastical delights at:
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bises!/c
The new site is here, and the doctor is in the house!
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To new beginnings! Cheerio!
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