A Physician Assistant’s Journey of sharing God’s love one patient at a time
“What brings you in today?” A physician in dark grey scrubs sat in a chair, holding his iPad and stylus, eager to obtain the necessary information. “I’ve been having a lot of chest pain lately.” “I’m sorry to hear that. I know you’ve already been through the initial triage with the nurse and you’ve already …
"Sometimes it's hard to breathe. All these thoughts are shoutin' me. Try to bring me to my knees. And it's overwhelming. Darkness echoes all around. Feels like everything is crashing down." When I discovered a child abuse case a few years back, I found it hard to breathe. The x-ray was shouting at me. The …
If you ask medical providers their least favorite topic, I would hypothesize that it's probably pain. It's not because we don't want to take the time to do a thorough physical exam, order x-rays, order bloodwork, or prescribe medication. It's because we're a bit frustrated with the opioid pandemic. In actuality, we enjoy trying to …
“My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.” 2 Corinthians 9:12 ESV The tricky part about practicing medicine is that most people think of actual medicine when we talk about going to the doctor's office. We tend to think linearly when we're considering the provider-patient relationship. Someone may go …
Finding Faith In Medicine 