Why we need to break the silence on eating disorders
Over the course of medical school, you are expected to get comfortable with a whole host of expensive-sounding equipment (see: popsicle stick becomes tongue depressor).
You sling a stethoscope around your neck, maybe tuck a reflex hammer in your white coat pocket, and begin that privileged journey of looking for things that don’t sound or sit quite right.
You learn rather quickly that it won’t be you on stage, and somehow, you landed …
Why we need to break the silence on eating disorders
