Thanks for the share here.

Yes we should!

Time Is Finite In this narrative medicine essay, a psychiatrist and residency program director discusses how her lung cancer diagnosis caused her to shift her priorities regarding work and home life.

I’m new here!

My recent JAMA piece has been shared in ways I’m still trying to process, across languages, platforms, and communities I never imagined reaching.

I wrote it at a very real moment in my life, and if it resonates with you, I’m really glad it found you.

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Absolutely! Appreciate you helping to spread this important message.

Grateful you shared this. It means a great deal to see it reaching colleagues beyond my own circles.

I really appreciate you highlighting both the human side and the clinical perspective. The piece came from a very personal place, but I’ve been struck by how many broader conversations it opens—including important ones like environmental exposures. I appreciate you engaging with it so deeply.

Thank you for sharing this so thoughtfully. Seeing how you reflected on that line, and what you chose to highlight. I think that tension between the meaning we find in medicine and the irreplaceable role we have in our own lives is something so many of us feel but don’t always say out loud.