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Most of us think we’re making choices.
But most of the time, we’re just picking our favorite corner of a box someone else built.
This week, a software “upgrade” reminded me how that happens in medicine, too.
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If your hurricane plan is “I bought better flashlights,” you don’t have a plan.
In medicine, “don’t worry, reforms are coming” is the same thing.
The water owns this house. We’re still living in the flood zone.
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Medicine loves metrics—RVUs, outcomes, even “balance.” I care about those too. But my parents’ 60-year marriage reminds me some outcomes aren’t optimized, they’re sustained.
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This generation of doctors are walking into a system that can be meaningful, but also heavy and harsh. We learned about burnout, boundaries, and bad contracts the hard way. They shouldn’t have to. They deserve honesty, options, and support from the start.
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A patient brought me fresh, farm-grown vegetables this week.
Vibrant. Earthy. Intentional.
This is what health should look like:
not rushed or transactional, but cultivated.
Proactive. Foundational. Regenerative.
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Doctors aren’t failing. The system is distracting them.
More paperwork. Less presence.
That’s how good medicine gets compromised.
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