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Life and Limb

Edwin Leap
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I am a physician and have been a columnist for 30 years, here to entertain you, educate you and share a little depth and beauty drawn from my experiences. Welcome!

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Favorite Cartoons; and a Book You Might Like

If I could draw, I’d love to be a cartoonist.

My early life was profoundly impacted by cartoons. At the head of my bed was a bookshelf, in which there was a collection of maybe two dozen, Peanuts comic books.

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Another Question from "The Practice Test."

Tips on living the good life as a physician.

Question: When you’re a rich doctor you will romance your spouse with….

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Nazi bad, Communist good. Got it.

As the left drifts further left, as socialist and communist all seem like edgy new labels for American youth, it seems to me time to revisit an important point.

Nazis and Commies are both bad.

This is a photo of my dad. He served with th...

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Camels, Needles and Us.

It being Sunday, here’s a bit of a reflection on a Biblical passage.

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We often see this passage as a re...

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Notes from the My Book, The Practice Test

A sixteen year old commentary on the medical life

It’s a funny thing, writing.

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    I'm an emergency medicine physician and also a writer. Here at Substack I write on topics ranging from medicine to family, faith to culture. So whether you're a longtime follower or brand new to my work, thanks for reading!

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