Reflections on medicine, healing, and becoming.
Who Has Access to Your CAQH and PECOS Profiles?
Credentialing. Payer enrollment. The administrative work that happens behind the scenes while you focus on patient care. But to get that work done, someone needs access to your information. And too often, that access is given in ways that put you at risk.
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The Moment I Remembered My Bubble
And then I see someone I know. Just a glance. Simple.
And there goes my balance. I wobble, and the old story steps forward — my body reacting before my mind starts telling its story.
She’s more centered. More balanced. More confident.
She moves with ease. She looks and feels like she belongs inside herself.
I feel unfinished — like a children’s drawing, all outside the lines.
And there’s that voice
That voice.
The Great Unlearning: A New Beginning
I’ve spent most of my life trying to do everything right.
Work hard. Be the good doctor. The good mother. The good wife.
For a while, I thought I was living the dream—delivering babies, caring for families, and balancing my career in family medicine with raising two amazing daughters. But what happens when doing everything right brings you to your knees? When the system you’ve trusted turns against you? When the life you’ve built, brick by brick, suddenly crumbles beneath you?