Ed Writes. Stories of heritage and the moments that shape us
Ed IannuccilliWelcome to Ed Writes. Life, legacy, and the stories in between. Weekly essays on heritage and the pulse of the past where I explore heritage, medicine and stories that keep our history alive.
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A Doctor’s Work is Never Done (Even After Retirement)
Though I have been retired from the practice of medicine for some time, it is not unusual for me to receive calls for advice. I welcome them. It is reassuring to know I can guide someone through the healthcare system, which can be difficult...
From Postage to Protein: A Lick of Curiosity
I first published this story in GoLocalProv. Editor Fenton said it was one of his favorites. Thanks, Josh.
What is the absolute weirdest or most unexpected rabbit hole you’ve ever found yourself lost in while doing your research?
Well, ma...
The Music of the Voices Below
The heat that smothered us over the past few days reminded me of how we handled the summer weather when I was a kid. It was oppressive, but it meant we were surrounded by the season we loved.
Summer nights in the third-floor bedroom of the...
Confessions of a New Soccer Fan
I would never have believed that any game—especially our neighborhood games—could have any value if it ended with no points scored.
Whaddya mean, no score? Who wins? Who brags? Who makes All-America?
That is, until I learned about soccer....
From “Doctor” to “Oops”
Being a medical student is interesting. Being a medical student can be frightening. Being a medical student is marvelous.
That’s where I, the student, was one day in the operating room with the Chief of Surgery, one of my favorite professo...
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