The Middle Path
Dr. Samaiya Mushtaq, Istiaq Mian, NabeelaPerspectives on mental wellbeing, relationships, and more from a Muslim psychiatrist and mom of two.
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Psychiatrist writing about mental wellbeing, parenting, and current events. Essays in NYT Modern Love and The Dallas Morning News.
Physician from Madison, Wisconsin. I write about human behavior through memoir and narrative medicine. Words in New York Times Modern Love. On sabbatical \ud83d\udccdDhaka, Bangladesh \ud83c\udde7\ud83c\udde9
Ex C-Suite Executive (Walmart & IKEA), Recovering Workaholic & Mom- Exploring the layers of our lives, across work, faith and family.
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