Stories
Notes, columns, and interviews from the clinic and the desk—written to be read slowly.
She thought becoming a physician meant learning how to make people better. A long conversation with Dr. Serin Lee about how that turned into asking about someone’s day, digging through evidence, and drawing.
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First visits rarely begin with a bright face. Finding ease again beneath that shade is where care begins for me.
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Pain can look like a sudden event, but it is often the result of a long-misaligned rhythm.
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Drawing, writing, and needling are not separate jobs to me. Each is a choice about where to land.
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