Work + Life
by Jyoti Mahapatra, MD on October 13, 2011
It is difficult to enforce in others what you yourself don’t possess. My
husband and I both enjoy food from all levels of the food pyramid but
lack the interest and the time to prepare them. We both eat meals on the
go on a daily basis, and are rarely at home at the same time to sit
down for a meal. And then comes baby…
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by Jyoti Mahapatra, MD on August 28, 2011
Had I known that one day my sweet innocent daughter would turn into a
psychiatric patient, I would have taken Haldol instead of prenatal
vitamins during my pregnancy. I had been forewarned by fellow parents,
but assumed there was no way MY child would succumb to such behavior.
Then at 15 months, my little monster reared her curly haired, bi-polar
little head.
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by Jyoti Mahapatra, MD on August 15, 2010
A great emergency physician is an expert in the atypical, the unstable,
and the unexpected. A great parent, however, sometimes requires little
more than common sense. For instance, don’t drop your baby in the sink.
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by Jyoti Mahapatra, MD on April 13, 2010
The phrase ‘no pain, no gain’ must have been coined by a very pregnant woman. I found this out for myself while expecting my first child approximately 18 months ago...
One EP’s strategies for balancing motherhood with a burgeoning career
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by Jyoti Mahapatra, MD on April 30, 2008
Obvious cholecystitis?
Ignore the obvious and work the problem
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