Victor Morhe
Through long shifts, difficult decisions, and moments of quiet reflection, I’ve come to see that being a doctor isn’t just about treating patients; it’s about understanding life itself. In this blog, I share my experiences, insights, and thoughts on everything from the realities of medical practice to personal growth and spirituality.
Yesterday, we traced the story of Jesus from His arrest to His burial. Today, we continue with the events that followed. While this part of the story is more f…
As the Easter season draws to a close, I want to write something simple but meaningful, to help us walk through the full story of Jesus’ death and resurrection…
There are only a handful of times I’ve been speechless in the hospital. I’m pretty quick on my feet. I tend to always have an answer. But not this time. The cu…
I was walking down the hallway on my way to the ward, minding my own business, when— “If you don’t behave, that doctor is going to come and inject you.” I st…
Not too long ago, I noticed with alarm: “I mostly hate my job.” Hold on. Let me explain. Everyone goes through periods of gray—times when you feel exhausted, a…
In my third month working as a doctor, I made a mistake. I removed a catheter from a patient when I shouldn’t have. It happened because of a simple miscalcu…
One of the oddest things I’ve heard recently is the claim that the word Bible can be thought of as an acronym: BIBLE: Basic Instructions Before Leaving Earth. …
In medical school, I heard stories of students who could recite entire chapters from BAJA, the renowned surgical textbook. Some could read textbooks cover to c…
Everyone has comfort songs, right? Songs that define your safe place. Songs that make you feel okay—not necessarily excited or energized, but a warm, reassurin…