Author name: Tad

Black and Blue

Becca, one of my blog’s closest followers, asked for a black and blue bag. I was not sure how it

Struck by Lightening

This is a story of a patient I took care of in the intensive care unit (ICU) during my training.

Diane’s Flower Bag

Hilary came up with the idea of the flower. Of course, I stole it. Now, lots of people who already

From Nice to Nasty

The psychiatric emergency department at our hospital notified us they were sending a patient with chest pain. Everyone who recognized

Hershey’s Toffee Oat Cookies

What? Hershey’s with no chocolate? Yes, but the recipe uses the Hershey Foods name brands for toffee chips and coconut

You Were Bitten Where?

Not G-Rated My patient was a 39-year-old man who presented in police custody. He wouldn’t talk to me but the

Hip Bag

Again, inspiration from Montreal. When we were poking around in shops there, we were looking at various bags. One inspired

Hawaiian Turtle Cookies

Recipe Adapted from: Home-Tested Cookie Recipes Ingredients: 3 ½ cups flour, 15.75 ounces ½ teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon baking powder

Happy Utah Bag Owners

Uncle Boyd and Aunt Betty Uncle Leonard Bruce and Sandy Chip and Debbie Christy. Where is Keoki?      

Where’s the rest of it?

I pick up the chart of a man in his early forties. “Rectal pain” is the chief complaint. When I enter

Pistachio Ice Cream Cookies

Recipe Adapted from: Home-Tested Cookie Recipes Ingredients: 2½ cup flour 1 teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon baking soda 1 cup butter,

Orange Slice Cookies

Again, another cookie with a signature weird ingredient. When baked for 12 minutes, they were cooked but not browned. In

Oatmeal Double Chocolate Cookies

Recipe By: Nob Hill Magazine Serving Size: 60 cookies Ingredients: 1 pound butter, softened 1½  cups  brown sugar 2 large eggs

How Many Strap?

I took a couple of nights off last week. I went mountain biking in the Sierras with my friend, Rick.

I’m Going to Die

“Doctor? I’m going to die.” I don’t know if she feels it from within herself or if she reads it

Keep Your Poisons Safe

When I was a resident at Charity Hospital in New Orleans, I took care of a young man who came

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