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Creative nonfiction writings and ruminations of a Family Physician. Much of this will be medical musing, patient and doctor stories, but I reserve the right to wander. Please feel free to add your comments and experiences!
About Me
- Peg Spencer
- Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States
- Having been a clinic doc for twenty years, I've reached a point where I want to enrich my life and expand my skill horizons. Hence my creative writing efforts. So far successes include first place in the 2005 SouthWest Writer's Essay contest, co-authorship of a published book called 50 Ways to Leave Your 40s, and a regular health column in the Daily Lobo Newspaper.
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- Medical Stories (37)
- random musings (26)
- Ask Dr. Peg Columns (19)
- 50 Ways to Leave Your 40s book (14)
- Photos (12)
- Gothic (11)
- running (5)
- war (5)
- meditation (4)
- Soccer (3)
- on writing (3)
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- silly poems (2)
4 comments:
Thank you, Peggy. Another thoughtful article.
Peace and Light, Dr.Peg
I enjoy your blog!
All the best to you in 2011!!!
Bright Blessings & Stay well,
Ten Nebula
www.Tennebula.Blogspot.com
"whatever your personal political views are, whether you approve of the wars, you can appreciate these people’s hard work and the sacrifices they have made. On Veterans Day, or any day, it’s always appropriate to say, “Thank you for your service.”
Well said, Dr. Peg. Veterans are one of the most courageous people living on earth and they deserve commendation and even a simple thanks, eh.
"What comes to mind when you think of a veteran?"
Ah, bravery and courage. :) btw, hoping for a blog update, eh.
Cheers,
Peny@discount scrubs
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