The Baby Is Trying to Live
Kim Gronsman Lee, MDLearning to survive and thrive among the babies: lessons from the newborn ICU. (What if "don't be a baby" turns out to be less than useful advice? What if life begins with admitting we're helpless? What if we all need soul resuscitation and time to grow?)
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Books, babies and certainty
They say you can tell future pediatricians by our reaction to our first time in the delivery room. A medical student who forgets there are any adults present while watching the baby transition to extrauterine life—especially if that student...
Saving babies, trying, or doing our best
This recent Wall Street Journal article (“Doctors Can Now Save Very Premature Babies. Most Hospitals Don’t Try.”—yes, the headline includes the periods) prompted me to comment:
Learning to Attend
Opening the mailbox to find an obviously-book-containing package is one of the great delights in life. Realizing that the book contains an essay over which you struggled is a bit of a mix-in to the delight.
Prisms, promise, Presence
As we drove back into town Saturday night having just emptied our nest— this is what we saw!
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Contemplative neonatologist (day job: critical care for newborns). Pushcart-nominated poet. Currently working on : (1) exploration of medical/theological metaphors; (2) "A NICU Garden of Verses"; and (3) fiction with palmetto-bug narrator.
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