
Greetings from Singapore! I know you are expecting Lance’s careful research and pithy insights, but he needs to study. Instead, it is I, his mom Dianne, who will be Guest Author in his stead Continue …
Mom turns 80 in November, and the trip is a celebration of this major milestone. Her age is shocking to both her and me. Continue …
In a spot of personal news, RBD and I are moving back into the city. Continue …
Months ago, I got an email from AAPA informing me I would be participating in the annual Challenge Bowl. This was news to me. Continue …
Humans have gathered in large groups to exchange ideas long before lanyards and continuing education credits. 12,000 years later here I sit, listening to the intricacies of pulmonary hypertension, with 1,500 of my closest friends. Continue …
Tucked inside the French Quarter is Preservation Hall, a temple to jazz time has overlooked. Continue …
New Orleans, or Nahorlens (one syllable), as the in-the-know say, is a city of roughly 370,000 people, or is about the size of Cleveland. Continue …
Join me as thousands of physician assistants and PA students descend upon New Orleans for AAPA 2026—a conference where medicine, music, professional ambition, and questionable decision-making collide. Continue …
Welcome to 2026. God help us all. Continue …
Sadly, we part ways here for 2025. No travel is planned since I’ll be in back in school. Continue …