I’m sharing a photo of myself as a little girl. She had big feelings, a loud laugh, and a quiet sadness that no one really saw. She grew up in a home filled with love—but also with pain. With parents who deeply cared, but who also carried traumas of their own. They were emotionally immature […]
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Guest Post by Dr. Haniya Jamshed Khan I’m excited to introduce today’s guest blogger, Dr. Haniya Jamshed Khan, a dentist and maxillofacial surgeon with a passion for neurodivergency. In this post, she opens up about her own neurodivergency and shares her journey through dentistry and life. Enjoy her perspective, and feel free to engage in
The Future of Dentistry: Adapting to the Digital Age and Gen Z’s Expectations As dental professionals, we are at a crossroads. The healthcare industry, including dentistry, is evolving rapidly, driven by the expectations of younger generations. One group, in particular, is demanding change: Generation Z (those born between 1997 and 2012). This generation has grown
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You stop doing things you used to enjoy.You can’t sleep through the night and often wake up around 3 or 4 AM.You’ve started eating more… or less.You’re not exercising anymore, and social events with friends? Forget it—you just don’t have the energy.Your work performance is suffering, too. You’re no longer providing the same level of
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https://christinaradics.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/RPReplay_Final1724055301.mov When Will We Stop Normalizing Exhaustion? I recently reposted a reel that made me laugh out loud because it hit so close to home. My friend and I recognized that feeling of utter exhaustion, the kind where you’re so drained that even laughing about it feels like a relief. But why are we laughing?
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