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Little grey cells – by Scott Marsland, FNP-C
[ad_1] PASTToday I have a facility with numbers and finances, but that wasn’t always the case. When I was a boy, I delivered papers for the New Britain Herald. It was an afternoon paper, back when there were such things. In my substack Capital C Characters, I wrote...
From Russia with love – by Scott Marsland, FNP-C
[ad_1] PASTMe at Camp Harmony, Spring 1992This story takes us back to my adventures with the Brethren Volunteer Service (BVS), as recounted in Hot Mess Express. After my excommunication from the San Antonio Catholic Worker House, I became sick as a dog for a week....
Waking Life – by Scott Marsland, FNP-C
[ad_1] The title of this Substack is inspired by one of my favorite movies, a quirky animated film called Waking Life, written and directed by Richard Linklater and starring Wiley Wiggins (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0243017/). Waking Life follows the dream(s) of one...
Love and marriage – by Scott Marsland, FNP-C
[ad_1] Waiting with other couples outside City Hall to get marriedLove and MarriageThree things have me thinking about love and marriage this week: a few tough conversations with my wife Kerrie, the recent second marriage of a close colleague, and the death of a...
Zeolite – by Scott Marsland, FNP-C
[ad_1] Yours truly on dish duty, using “all-natural detergent, before we jettisoned our aluminum pots and pans.PASTIn the Fall of 1992, I was twenty-two years old, had just left my service with the Brethren Volunteer Service, and was living in a boarding house. I was...
Cancer: adjunctive care – by Scott Marsland, FNP-C
[ad_1] For nearly six months, Pierre and I have been seeing patients for adjunctive cancer care. In one week, as of 8/12/24, our adjunctive cancer care will be augmented Dr Sid Lawler, an internist with more than twenty years of clinical practice. The Leading Edge...
Table 12 – by Scott Marsland, FNP-C
[ad_1] Original artwork by my friend Deb, in honor of Pierre, myself, and our work at the Leading Edge Clinic PROLOGUE After working in the Emergency Department (ED) for more than fourteen years, I cannot count the number of abdominal pains, chest pains, broken...
Lick and chew, think and blink
[ad_1] PAST I had pecked girls on the cheek when I was still in elementary school, but the first time I really kissed a girl, I was in eighth grade. I was attending RHAM Junior High School in rural Amston, CT where we lived on an oil and stone road, between woods and...
Pushing buttons
[ad_1] PASTThose of you who have read my Substack since the beginning, may recall the story about me poking a stick in the yellow jackets nest. There were other more benign, but related events of me probing and testing the world and its inhabitants. In fact, there are...









