The Risk of Taking a Day Off
My husband and I were 27 when he started medical school. We had been married for almost 5 years and already had two children. Life was in full-swing and hard enough! Adding medical school was exciting and terrifying but felt doable. The loans and workload were things...Supporting Your Spouseโs Decision to do a Fellowship
For the month of February, we certainly needed to have a guest blogger who has known her husband since she was thirteen! ๐ From undergrad to a five-year residency, TWO fellowships, and three small girls, she continues to be his cheerleader. A fellowship is certainly...Engaged, Now off to Medical School
The calendar is booked for the next six months with guest bloggers for The White Coat Wife. We have a wide variety of medical wife life experiences, so I thought we would start off with Sarah, who got married to her husband Joe between the first and second year of...Medical School Isolation for the Spouse
Scientific studies show that the rate of depression for medical students is 15%-30% higher than the general population and out of those students only 15-20% are seeking help. Much of the challenge is the work load, lack of sleep, the pressures of competition to get in...Let Your Skin Sparkle not Shrivel This Winter
Memorable winter Grayson storm has just hit the East Coast and it’s made for some enjoyable snow days. One of my favorite things is the sparkle of the snow covered land as the morning sun starts to shine. Along with all the fun that comes from snow days, frigid...
First Time Home Buyer’ Guide
Start with this checklist before you begin your home search on the MLS.
