This is a column of mine, published at Girls Just Wanna Have Guns. Here’s the link: http://girlsjustwannahaveguns.com/2013/04/heart-of-a-lion/ I was getting ready for work one morning, around 6 am, when I heard soft footsteps on the stairs. My youngest … Continue reading
Here is my latest column in Emergency Medicine News. I hope you enjoy it! http://journals.lww.com/em-news/Fulltext/2013/02000/Second_Opinion__When_Leading_is_Following.8.aspx My wife just built a pergola in our yard. Mind you, a pergola is a thing I never knew existed until it was pointed out … Continue reading
A big thanks to Glenn Reynolds of Instapundit for the link! This is my column in today’s Greenville News. A topic I’m passionate about, in no small part thanks to hearing Glenn Reynolds, of Instapundit.com, speak on it at Clemson University. … Continue reading
I’ve been backing off of some of my social media posting. I will still make comments, still put up links now and then. But I’ve had an epiphany of sorts. While I love a good argument, and while I find … Continue reading
This talk was delivered to the Easley Home Educators graduation ceremony, June 1st, 2012, at Rock Springs Baptist Church, Easley, SC. Congratulations, class of 2012! Thank you so much for the honor of speaking to you and your loved ones … Continue reading
Calpurnia speaks Poor Caesar had an awful day Those many years ago, when in the Senate’s hallowed halls his noble blood did flow. The messages he leaves to us are many and profound; control your passions, be not proud don’t … Continue reading
One of the unique things about emergency medicine in America is a law called the Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act, or EMTALA. Under this law, any facility that accepts Medicare cannot turn a patient away for financial reasons. … Continue reading
This is my column in yesterday’s Greenville News. Thanks! One of the great things about my work in an emergency room is that I get to talk to people with every variety of educational and work experience. I especially enjoy … Continue reading