NATURALFOODCHEF.COM

surgery-passionately.blogspot.com

Surgery, Cooking, Art... Life. Passionately: What would YOU do?

http://surgery-passionately.blogspot.com/2010/10/what-would-you-do.html

Surgery, Cooking, Art. Life. Passionately. Everything should be done with passion. all for a reason, and all in its time. What would YOU do? Religion is always a touchy subject. Let me say, before I lose the small audience that I do have, that I am a very spiritual person. I definitely believe in a higher power, but I am more inclined to believe in nature (Mother Nature) than in an overseeing man. hmmm, so, in effect, is it the sex of the force with which I take issue? I do not think so. Taoism. I think ...

surgery-passionately.blogspot.com

Surgery, Cooking, Art... Life. Passionately: February 2010

http://surgery-passionately.blogspot.com/2010_02_01_archive.html

Surgery, Cooking, Art. Life. Passionately. Everything should be done with passion. all for a reason, and all in its time. Has it really been almost a year? It has been a long, long time. anyone still checking in from time to time? In addition, I am trying to figure out what is next- in other words, do I want to start a private (solo) practice, or be hired by a hospital. or something in between? Years, and although I was very good at it at one point, it has been a looooong time. I really am not wantin...

surgery-passionately.blogspot.com

Surgery, Cooking, Art... Life. Passionately: May 2010

http://surgery-passionately.blogspot.com/2010_05_01_archive.html

Surgery, Cooking, Art. Life. Passionately. Everything should be done with passion. all for a reason, and all in its time. It is not everyday that you look down, and your "routine" breast case has turned into a chest case. THANK goodness that it is not everyday! Young woman- 35- diagnosed with breast cancer 3 years ago. At that time, she had her (unilateral) mastectomy and tissue expander placement. Then, skin necrosis and excision, followed by failed tissue expander- they were unable to expand. Fingers a...

surgery-passionately.blogspot.com

Surgery, Cooking, Art... Life. Passionately: January 2009

http://surgery-passionately.blogspot.com/2009_01_01_archive.html

Surgery, Cooking, Art. Life. Passionately. Everything should be done with passion. all for a reason, and all in its time. FDA recalls in the New Year. First of all, a wonderfully happy and blissful 2009 to one and all! So I know that mum's the word around here, lately, and I do hope to get up and running again, soon. In the meantime, it seems mighty big that peanut butter is getting recalled left and right, so I thought I would let everyone of you [3 or so people that check in here :)] know. View my comp...

surgery-passionately.blogspot.com

Surgery, Cooking, Art... Life. Passionately: calling names

http://surgery-passionately.blogspot.com/2010/09/calling-names.html

Surgery, Cooking, Art. Life. Passionately. Everything should be done with passion. all for a reason, and all in its time. I just ran across a blog written by a family practice resident, pontificating " What's in a name? I find this to be an interesting topic, as I have struggled with it myself in the past. September 30, 2010 at 9:13 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Fingers and Tubes. (no longer active, but very worthwhile). Suture for a Living. A Cat in the Kitchen. The Food of Medicine. A surgeon...

surgery-passionately.blogspot.com

Surgery, Cooking, Art... Life. Passionately: Holy CRAP!!

http://surgery-passionately.blogspot.com/2010/09/holy-crap.html

Surgery, Cooking, Art. Life. Passionately. Everything should be done with passion. all for a reason, and all in its time. Wow, I am about to sound terribly naive, but. here goes:. OK, so being a breast oncoplastic surgeon, I am quite familiar with the medication Arimidex (generic: anastrazole). Imagine my surprise, when I got this FDA alert today: G.E.T. Issues Vouluntary Recall of ArimaDex. In fact, I cannot place enough exclamation points behind that sentence. I am beyond appalled, flabbergasted&#4...

surgery-passionately.blogspot.com

Surgery, Cooking, Art... Life. Passionately: April 2009

http://surgery-passionately.blogspot.com/2009_04_01_archive.html

Surgery, Cooking, Art. Life. Passionately. Everything should be done with passion. all for a reason, and all in its time. Just What We Need. Boy, I sure haven't been here in a while. But, when I saw a certain FDA alert come across my email, I simply could not resist but put something here about it. Apparently, there is a nail polish remover. That could cause chemical burns to fingers. As if hand surgeons did not have enough to worry about, what with manicures and people accessorizing their fingernails.

surgery-passionately.blogspot.com

Surgery, Cooking, Art... Life. Passionately: little rant

http://surgery-passionately.blogspot.com/2010/10/little-rant.html

Surgery, Cooking, Art. Life. Passionately. Everything should be done with passion. all for a reason, and all in its time. I find it quite irksome when people who should know better "verb" adverbs or nouns. I just read an article that said, ". you can up your intake." UP IS NOT A VERB, people! Neither is lunch ("let's lunch"), Kohl's ("the more you know, the more you Kohl's"), and many more. Simple lack of knowledge? Are we allowing too much informality in our lives? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

surgery-passionately.blogspot.com

Surgery, Cooking, Art... Life. Passionately: March 2010

http://surgery-passionately.blogspot.com/2010_03_01_archive.html

Surgery, Cooking, Art. Life. Passionately. Everything should be done with passion. all for a reason, and all in its time. I just read this fantastic entry at The Blog That Ate Manhattan. And I am having doubts about my choices. not that any choices have been made, per se, but the potential and the direction of my choices. Let me explain. Now, in fellowship again, we moved even further away- 1 hour north, to be exact. It is a nice place, but WOW! Take, for instance, this. I mean, seriously? The stuff that...

surgery-passionately.blogspot.com

Surgery, Cooking, Art... Life. Passionately: Guatemalan experiments

http://surgery-passionately.blogspot.com/2010/10/guatemalan-experiments.html

Surgery, Cooking, Art. Life. Passionately. Everything should be done with passion. all for a reason, and all in its time. I came across this. In the news today, and was plainly shocked. In today's society and times, human subjects. Are very closely guarded. Any time a researcher wants to do as much as reviewing charts, one has to get permission from the institute's IRB (Institutional Review Board), after taking a tutorial and test about human subjects. Was the impetus behind Planned Parenthood!