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Every week we’re publishing the winning poems from April’s medical poetry contest. This week’s poem was a runner-up in Category II: How Sick Did You Get? An Embolic Tale By Jamie DeVore There was a young woman it’s said Whose limbs became numb as she tread Her face drooped like…
In 2012’s “Silver Linings Playbook,” Bradley Cooper portrayed the role of a mental health patient diagnosed with bipolar disorder. [caption id="attachment_8389" align="alignright" width="204"] Jennifer Raymond's son died of H1N1 flu complications in 2009. Read Vim & Vigor to find out how she honors his memory.[/caption] Read about Cooper’s experiences and…
Every week we’re publishing the winning poems from April’s medical poetry contest. This week’s poem was a runner-up in Category I: Bedside Manners. Untitled By Tina Auth Our son was born dying, little did we know. He was rushed to UVA, the best place to go. [caption id="attachment_8383" align="alignright" width="170"]…
This summer, try to get your kids eating more colorful foods (fruits and veggies of course!) and make sure their primary drink is water.
Every week we’re publishing the winning poems from April’s medical poetry contest. This week’s poem won Honorable Mention. Doctor By Katherine Crowley She says his coat reminds her of May: crabapple blossoms in sun, so white they refract bright hues and greens. And she says his movements beneath the white…
Learn about some of the conditions treated by pediatric orthopedic specialists.
Every week we’re publishing the winning poems from April’s medical poetry contest. This week’s poem won one of two grand prizes. The Maddening Gladness By Jarish Cohen I. ars medicina, from a language that has long been dead- the whitest gleam of the short coat , the greenest sheen of…
Welcome to Poetry Friday! Every week we’re publishing the winning poems from April’s medical poetry contest. This week’s poem won one of two grand prizes and will also be published in the Health System’s literary journal Hospital Drive. Meditation on the Sickle Cell By Laura Kolbe A harvest before autumn…
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