And there I was at the top of Harvard. This top was a small span of big boulders that simply had no pathway to climb beyond. I remembered all the cool things people do on summits on Instagram, make meals, drink a summit beer, take fun photos. Here I was on my first summit, and … Continue reading Skip The Summit Beer
Thursday March 12th: All day I was on edge as the hospital I worked in was getting rid of students. First it was PT, then OT, then med and by the end of the day myself in cardiac rehab was added to the list of “postponed” internships. To say I was devastated was an understatement. … Continue reading A COVID “almost” Opportunity
There is nothing terribly glamorous about backpacking. It’s an all out war on your body between high temperatures, low temperatures, paths with too much up, your knees screaming about too much down, too much weight on your back, too many hours spent walking. It’s hard work all the time. Once you’re done walking for the … Continue reading The Backpacking Hangover
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