October 7, 1991 - June 5, 2022 Richard Ugochukwu Anyah passed away unexpectedly but peacefully in his sleep on the 5th of June, 2022 at...

We had so much fun making these garlands over the weekend. Dad, Tobe and I all took part in the process. We originally planed to make and...

It seems fitting to start this blog post with our 'halfway' picture. We were relieved to be at the halfway point, unscathed and sane, and...

I write this with so much love in my heart. I sit here on the couch, looking through my phone, blogging for the first time in over three...

I picked up my diploma today. I am so happy. It wasn't an easy road but I am officially done with residency. It has been a wonderful but...

In his third year, Tobe was all about the adventures on Justin Time. He was always talking about Justin, Squidgy, and Olive. He enjoyed...

Once I had my son, the most important thing in my life became doing well at my new role of being a mother. But very high up there, on my...

The law of demand and supply. It is the guiding principle that echoes in the minds of breastfeeding moms. When time came to go back to...

Tobe, his dad, and I have watched every episode of Curious George at least five times. No kidding. After the puffin rock phase, came the...

It was easy picking a theme for Tobe's first birthday. He really liked the colorful puffins and the beautiful rainbow of Puffin Rock. The...

This past Monday, I saw my brother Richard for the first time in 7 years. Last time I saw him, he was more of a boy. Now, he is a man. It...

Taking your kids out is the right thing to do. But sometimes, when the child in question is a toddler, you just want to leave him or her...

I listened to an enlightening lecture last week and was inspired to write this post. Did you know that the average male physician is...

This is part 2 of 4 of my stories about becoming a mom during my first year of surgical residency. I'm posting this to document. I'm...

I’m sharing parenting tips on dealing with leaving your little ones for overnight or extended periods of time. Kids are resilient....

I was lucky enough to meet a group of amazing women last week in Atlanta. There was something magical about being among four other women,...

This is part 1 of 4 of my stories about becoming a mom during my first year of surgical residency. I’m sharing my experience as a...

In a male dominated field of medicine, I often find myself wondering if I’m constantly being evaluated and graded, on being good enough,...

This is a love letter from my sister. It was a wedding day surprise, read to me by my husband. It was the second sweetest memory from my...