introduction

[Guest guest]

Hello All,

 

I, too, have been remiss in reintroducing myself. I studied

biochemistry as an undergraduate and graduate student a million years

ago, and attended PCOM a few years back. During and after my studies I

interned with for a number of years. This was

invaluable, as I learned everything from treatment and Chinese medical

philosophy to practice management. That is, he taught me all the stuff

I didn't learn in school! I strongly recommend that all graduates find

someone to intern with and stick with it for a while, too bad they

can't all be as great as Z'ev. This last year I did an internship with

Richard Tan and learned astoundingly effective ways to treat pain. I

have incorporated much of what I learned into my practice. My friends

refer to me as a modified 'Z'ev-ite'.

My practice is in La Jolla, California. I have an ocean view from

my office, and at present I live around the corner. My patients are

wonderful people whose company I enjoy. I am lucky to have found a way

to make a living that at once consumes and nourishes me. I have 3

children, two of whom are in college, one in junior high, two dogs,

and a cat. I am a happy camper.

Thankyou to you all for allowing me insights into the ways you

practice and how you solve problems. It is invaluable.

 

Beata Booth