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@jenna_taglienti's piece reminds us: medicine has meaning but it isn’t everything
I wrote about what happens when you actually start living like that’s true.
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Reading this from @jenna_taglienti felt familiar.
I didn’t have the words for it when I stepped back from my administrative roles 18 months ago.
Time is finite, and So Are We
I wrote about what that shift looked like for me 👇
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I wrote this in a moment I never would have chosen. A sudden pause that made me see my life clearly.
The meaning of our work is profound. This experience simply helped me see more clearly what matters most.
“Time is Finite” JAMA
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