Okay, so vacation is officially over and I’m back to being a doctor again. Unfortunately for me, when I had planned vacation, it was supposed to get me off the first week of a trauma rotation; with the change in my schedule, it actually succeeded in cutting my elective a week short. So today I […]
Archive for September, 2006
Vancouver airport was fine. Customs was fine. The flight from Vancouver to Chicago was fine. Then things started to suck.
First, we pull into a different gate than the one that was announced on the plane. My dad, who traveled with me on the same flight, was able to make his plane to Detroit, albeit delayed […]
So today my vacation finally ends. All in all, it was a really good trip, and I got to do and see a lot of stuff out here. I was disappointed that the weather completely sucked on Wednesday and was miserable and rainy (making the SkyTrain audio tour useless since we couldn’t see out the […]
I’ve come to a realization. If it weren’t for the crappy socialized health care system in Canada that would ensure I’d be paid like a resident for the rest of my life, I could totally see myself living here. The scenery is spectacular, the weather is mild (though it has been rainy much of my […]
Today was my last day on the transplant service, and the end couldn’t have been more fitting. At 7 in the morning as I was trying to round on patients, I got a call from one of the other fellows asking if I’d be available for a procurement in Ohio. I asked my fellow if […]
So much for having a relaxing Labor Day weekend. Much of it was actually spent working and disassembling Hoosiers who didn’t take care of themselves when they were alive and who, sadly, had organs that were marginal at best for transplantation. Saturday was cool, as I got to meet up with Robyn to try dinner […]
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