A medical blog in which a doctor answers people’s questions about healthcare and doctor-patient relationships.

I am a physician, hence, the blogging about medical things.

August 2009

It was an idea in my head for about a year, but the actual work has been about 6 months.

200-300 on most days. More on days when we are discussing an exciting or interesting subject.

Nope. I blog for free.

Doctors, nurses, medical students, patients. Or anyone interested in healthcare.

Far too long. I get a lot of emails and try to respond to every one.

It is the coolest medical blog in the whole frickin’ world!

Actually, I throw out a lot of useful knowledge in an interesting and fun way. Anybody who is lost in the medical system should enjoy it.

Um… I don’t know I’m not really trying to succeed at this. I’m just having fun along the way.

This blog can be visited at http://askanmd.blogspot.com/

My blog is my life story. it’s decorated with pictures of my 2 dogs. (We refer to them as our boys.) I try to usually write positvie things. Yes, sometimes, I don’t. It’s hard to always be upbeat.
I try to share my life beliefs. Because I am a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, this is a very important part of my life. I serve in the local L.D.S. temple. I write a lot about the special feelings that I get from the Holy Ghost. I write a lot about being thankful that Heavenly Father/God loves us and always answers our prayers.
I often share a quote of the day from our church.

I work seasonally at Seneca Foods (Green Giant) canning company. I check the quality of finished cans. I’ve worked there since 1981. That’s a pretty long time for one job. I used to work 10 months out of the year. Then I realized there’s more important things in life than making the “all mighty tiny dollar”. I realized that my family and church responsibilities were more important.
Now that I’m not working full-time, I much busier than I was when I was working 50-60 hours a week, BUT, I’M HAPPIER.

Because I pretty well wear my heart on my sleeve. I write about the things that are impotant to me. (That can be my family or church or just plain feelings.) I hope others will be inspired from something that I share.

It’s been about 2 years that I’ve been doing a blog. I started it so that I could keep in touch with my relatives and they can keep in touch with us. We don’t have our annual family parties anymore. This is how we keep in touch with each other.

I have no idea. i am surprised at the count that is on the blog. It’s much higher than I expected. I do get people that still read my older posts and even leave comments. It amaes me when I get a comment from a post that seems pretty old to me.

I started the ADSense from blogger. After a month, I didn’t recieve anything. I took it off. I didn’t like the look of the ads if I wasn’t going to earn anything.

Most Christian people would enjoy my blog. My friends and families would enjoy my blog.

I don’t work on my blog every day. I try to work on it a few times a month. Usually on Mondays, because I have more time then. It also depends on what is happening in my life. If it seems important to me, then I make the time to make a post.

I don’t really know who you are. Therefore, I can’t give you an honest answer.

i don’t have any advice. I never recieved any income when I was trying for that. As far as doing a blog just because, I say write what is in your hear.

This blog can be visited at http://bonkagma.blogspot.com/

Our blog is all about our amazing son who was born with AMC. We speak about his struggles, triumphs and day to day life

I work at my church, this is a hobby and a way to keep family and friends informed about Luca’s progress.

Having a child with AMC (arthrogryposis) is something we didn’t plan or expect. We started blogging to show people the joys and trials of life with our amazing son

about a year

between 20-40

No

Any parent that has a child with disability. Family, friends.

about 20 minutes

It is a wonderful way to learn about AMC.

Write often. Write what’s on your heart. Be real.

This blog can be visited at http://borninseattle.blogspot.com