What an eloquent, transparent, vulnerable account of your world through changing lenses. Such a valuable lesson and am so encouraged by your sharing. Thank you for the reminder of the hand of God, His grace, love and tender mercy where we choose to see it. Praying for you and thank you! 🙏🏻
Beautifully written, as always, my good friend. So grateful for the application to medicine and to life at large. As a believer I'm comforted and convicted by your piece, Dr. J. Thank you.
I'm so glad that you are able to continue in your medical practice. Your story, confessing how the stress and strain of the E.R. has affected you, is revealing of the responsibility and dedication a truely good doctor must live with every day. You are very fortunate to have the depth of your faith and the ability to apply it to the rigors of your profession. And, I know that faith will continue to guide you in the years to come. You are fortunate indeed.
Most of us have experienced ebbs and flows of our faith through the years. It's only in the later phases of my career that I've really realized how profoundly my connection with faith (or lack of it at times) can affect my love of medicine and visible love for my patients. Thank you for this timely piece.
What an eloquent, transparent, vulnerable account of your world through changing lenses. Such a valuable lesson and am so encouraged by your sharing. Thank you for the reminder of the hand of God, His grace, love and tender mercy where we choose to see it. Praying for you and thank you! 🙏🏻
Thank you so much for your kind words, Courtney. Such an encouragement.
Beautifully written, we often forget how we are the providers of Jesus’ will for our patients. You bring that will to the forefront
of your care. Thank you for sharing!
- J James
Thank you!
Beautifully written, as always, my good friend. So grateful for the application to medicine and to life at large. As a believer I'm comforted and convicted by your piece, Dr. J. Thank you.
Thank you, Darryl!
I'm so glad that you are able to continue in your medical practice. Your story, confessing how the stress and strain of the E.R. has affected you, is revealing of the responsibility and dedication a truely good doctor must live with every day. You are very fortunate to have the depth of your faith and the ability to apply it to the rigors of your profession. And, I know that faith will continue to guide you in the years to come. You are fortunate indeed.
God bless,
Uncle Dave
So great to hear from you, Dave! Thank you for reading and for your kind words. Hope your journeys have been amazing of late!
Beautiful.
Most of us have experienced ebbs and flows of our faith through the years. It's only in the later phases of my career that I've really realized how profoundly my connection with faith (or lack of it at times) can affect my love of medicine and visible love for my patients. Thank you for this timely piece.