We’re all in this individually! That’s right, only by doing our part as individuals can we overcome the challenges that we face together!
Yes, there is hope that the pandemic will dissipate in the months to come. New therapies and a vaccine continue to show promise. But staying safe still depends on all of us as individuals doing our part to wear masks properly, washing our hands and surfaces where we work, avoiding ever touching our faces, and continuing social distancing as much as possible.
I’ve never felt more blessed to be in healthcare serving others in these difficult times. Please realize your blessings too and heed my advice!
Recent Posts
Left Thoracotomy for Complex Mitral Valve Replacement
This is a unique case of a 64-year-old man who had a history of Hodgkins disease with mantle radiation to his chest. I had performed a surgical aortic valve replacement 10 years prior with a biological valve that is still working well. The patient now presented with...
Health Benefits of Physical Activity
Physical activity offers numerous immediate and long-term benefits. In my new book, "I Used to be an Athlete,” I explain how exercise enhances overall well-being. Regular physical activity improves immediate feelings of well-being, functional capacity, and sleep...
Statin Medications
One of the most common questions that I get is whether statin medications are safe. In this TikTok video, I give a nice general discussion about the mechanism of action, benefits and risks of statin medications. I also talk about my personal journey, taking...
Nurse Practitioners and Physician Associates
We recognize the vital role our healthcare providers play. Our certified nurse practitioners and physician associates deliver 24/7 care to our cardiac surgery patients, both in and out of the operating room. Their dedication and empathetic approach have earned us a...
36-year-old, 4 Weeks Post Open-Heart Surgery
With permission from the patient and her husband, sharing the journey of a 36-year-old woman from Hudson Valley, New York, who is now 4 weeks post mitral valve replacement surgery via a traditional open-heart sternotomy incision. She initially presented with symptoms...
Is Your Glass Half Empty or Half Full?
Is your cup half full or half empty? Read these messages forward and backwards and see which direction you wish your life to go! My new book is now available on Amazon Kindle, paperback, and hardcover. Let's come together this Heart Month to prioritize our...
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