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Her story sounded like something out of a Hollywood movie. I was gowned up in the trauma room of my Emergency Department, assisting in the resuscitation of our latest gunshot wound victim. Emergency Medical Services told us Jane Doe’s story:
October is filled with a veritable rainbow of awareness causes, including one that is particularly near and dear to my heart: Domestic Violence Awareness. In past years, I have written about domestic violence as it relates to pregnancy and support for survivors. This year,
I had to break up with my OB. It wasn’t her. Dr. J was absolutely fantastic. It was me. An ill-fated job transfer left me with the choice of flying to Houston for the delivery, or telling her we had
Step One: Make sure your husband is out of town on business. If this is too difficult to organize, a long commute time will suffice. It will make it more difficult for your spouse to leave work to rescue you. Step
April 1st marks the beginning of Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Current events (Ke$ha, Bill Cosby, and several onscreen fictional storylines even) have placed sexual assault and consent directly in the spotlight. So, what do we need to know about consent?
“Okay, I have to ask: did you study for your interview? I mean, your answers were perfect.” I let out a nervous chuckle at the question. My new coworker had sat in on my interview for the intimate partner and sexual
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