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June | 2012 | Renaissance Man
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Perspectives from a Doctor, Teacher, Combat Veteran, Leader. Monthly Archives: June 2012. June 24, 2012. I write sitting on the banks of “our” river on the back boundary of our farm. I am the only one here. The weather continues to be idyllic. The river is low and rolls lazily in front of me, in … Continue reading →. June 23, 2012. 8220;No Man Left Behind”. June 16, 2012. Fits Like a Glove. June 14, 2012. June 1, 2012. 8220;The Reports of my Death are Greatly Exaggerated”. On It’s a Wrap . ....On R...
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It’s a Wrap . . . almost | Renaissance Man
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Perspectives from a Doctor, Teacher, Combat Veteran, Leader. Musings in the Auditorium. It’s a Wrap . . . almost. September 3, 2012. Now, I have 30 days before I end my military sojourn. I go on what the military euphemistically calls “terminal leave” and then I “separate”. These terms invoke visions of death and end-of-life care for me! Tomorrow morning, I fight a new battle. I must annihilate this thing called the “outprocessing checklist”! It was NOT EASY to get INTO the military at my ripe old age...
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Perspectives from a Doctor, Teacher, Combat Veteran, Leader. May 28, 2012. My name is Mike Therrien. I am a renaissance man. I know a little bit about a lot of things. I know a great deal about a very few fields. I have had life-defining and self-altering experiences at odd times during my 57 years on this planet. I believe it is time to share my thoughts about my journey through life with a wider group of people — you, my audience. Now my military journey has come to a close — my obligation was co...
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“Field Day!” | Renaissance Man
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Perspectives from a Doctor, Teacher, Combat Veteran, Leader. 8220;No Man Left Behind”. At the River →. June 23, 2012. Field Day, however, is more than just an exercise. It is a weekend of fellowship, joy, good times and just plain fun. This weekend was the first Field Day that I have participated with my radio club since 2007. I went on leave, headed up to Connecticut and made a surprise visit to the Field Day site. My were they ever surprised! 8221; In 2004, the phone went silent. At the River →. On It&...
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Housekeeping | Renaissance Man
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Perspectives from a Doctor, Teacher, Combat Veteran, Leader. It’s a Wrap . . . almost. September 3, 2012. I am a novice when it comes to social media. In fact, it scares me! Anyway, I am attempting to do some things with my Twitter account and this blog. Please bear with me as I muddle along my learning curve. Physician, teacher, administrator, military officer - and a few other roles just thrown in to make it interesting! View all posts by Michael Therrien →. This entry was posted in Uncategorized.
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“The Reports of my Death are Greatly Exaggerated” | Renaissance Man
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Perspectives from a Doctor, Teacher, Combat Veteran, Leader. 8220;You are a part of my brain”. 8220;The Reports of my Death are Greatly Exaggerated”. November 4, 2012. Mark Twain wrote the above words upon reading his own obituary in a widely read newspaper. I have not posted here in quite a while because life has been a maelstrom! I hope those of you affected by Superstorm Sandy are managing, rebuilding and staying safe. You are all in my thoughts. Happier days will soon arrive. On At the River.
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About | Renaissance Man
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Perspectives from a Doctor, Teacher, Combat Veteran, Leader. Memorial Day, 2012 →. May 28, 2012. My name is Mike Therrien. I am a renaissance man. I know a little bit about a lot of things. I know a great deal about a very few fields. I have had life-defining and self-altering experiences at odd times during my 57 years on this planet. I believe it is time to share my thoughts about my journey through life with a wider group of people — you, my audience. Now my military journey has come to a close —...
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November | 2012 | Renaissance Man
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Perspectives from a Doctor, Teacher, Combat Veteran, Leader. Monthly Archives: November 2012. 8220;The Reports of my Death are Greatly Exaggerated”. November 4, 2012. Mark Twain wrote the above words upon reading his own obituary in a widely read newspaper. I have not posted here in quite a while because life has been a maelstrom! I have now left the military with the completion … Continue reading →. 8220;The Reports of my Death are Greatly Exaggerated”. 8220;You are a part of my brain”. On At the River.
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At the River | Renaissance Man
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Perspectives from a Doctor, Teacher, Combat Veteran, Leader. Musings in the Auditorium →. June 24, 2012. One daughter will soon graduate from physician assistant school and join the ranks of healers who I so revere. The other daughter is doing Schweitzer’s work in Africa, following that inner voice that none of us can really comprehend. I am content here. It is time to come home and spend more days like this at the river. View all posts by Michael Therrien →. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Notif...
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Moving | Renaissance Man
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Perspectives from a Doctor, Teacher, Combat Veteran, Leader. 8220;You are a part of my brain” →. September 8, 2012. No, I DETEST moving. I have been fortunate. I have only moved several times in my life — college, medical school, home in Connecticut where I stayed for 27 years. Then we came down to Maryland in 2008 and now we are moving back to Connecticut. I should not have waited until I was 53 years old to do this. I am too old for all this craziness. View all posts by Michael Therrien →.
