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Making Room: an original narrative essay for JAMA

Tree of life and death represents coexistence of sorrow and joy

Making Room: an original narrative essay for JAMA

Published by Jennifer Lycette, MD on June 26, 2018

Hello Readers. This week I am pleased to share a link to my latest narrative essay that I am privileged to have published in JAMA, in their popular “A Piece of My Mind” series. Entitled Making Room, it is a very personal piece for me, in which I have tried to write about doctor work life balance,…

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Stay at home dads and the movie The Incredibles 2: a missed opportunity

Stay at home dads and the movie The Incredibles 2: a missed opportunity

Published by Jennifer Lycette, MD on June 17, 2018

(warning: minor movie spoiler alert) As a working mom physician with a husband who is a stay at home dad, I was intrigued by the opening premise of the movie The Incredibles 2. Helen (Elastigirl) is tapped to return to work as a Superhero over her husband, Bob (Mr. Incredible). I looked forward to seeing…

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