Looking a Golden Gate – waiting for our time to disembark

We are back in SF. waiting for our turn to disembark. Hopefully our pictures of Carol’s birth certificate and my passport will get us through customs. I will not truly feel “off duty” until I Carol drops me at airport tomorrow afternoon. I will hopefully have time in the morning to return some stuff toContinue reading “Looking a Golden Gate – waiting for our time to disembark”

Our bags need packed. I am ready to go…

Our last sea day. We only spent a few chilly hours at Encenada. Apparently cruise ships originating in the states have to stop somewhere outside of the states if their crew is going to be nonUS citizens – so that is the reason for the quick stop in Mexico. In general the crew are onContinue reading “Our bags need packed. I am ready to go…”

Is bladder health and menopause table talk?

The answer is yes if you are on a cruise with mostly retirees and have me at your table. I do not every force it into a conversation but when there is a natural transition, I take it. People are very interested and often have questions that I am able to answer. it is fun.Continue reading “Is bladder health and menopause table talk?”

Perhaps I am starting to write a book….

I have often thought about writing a book, a combination of a memoir and opinion about health care in general with emphasis on women. It would not be a regurgitation of the ever-changing evidence but rather putting anatomy, physiology and evidence in context. I truly have a love/hate relationship with evidence based practice of medicineContinue reading “Perhaps I am starting to write a book….”