Takeaway
“More time to be outside and enjoy nature!”-Dr. Margaret Chisolm, Johns Hopkins Medicine
Passion in the Medical Profession | March 12, 2021 | <1 min read
Highlights
More time to be outside and enjoy nature!
Dr. Margaret Chisolm, Executive Editor, CLOSLER
Looking forward to going for longer walks in the evening.
Dr. Scott Wright, Executive Editor, CLOSLER
It's an opportunity to bike with my kids after work, grill and have a long dinner in our backyard, and start gardening.
Dr. Aline Charabaty, Johns Hopkins Medicine
Extra daylight means a boost in my mood and a few more runs and evening walks!
Dr. Ambereen Mehta, Johns Hopkins Medicine
I’m looking forward to extra time outside with my family at the end of a workday
Dr. Laura Hanyok, Johns Hopkins Medicine
The spring feels balanced and resilient and I am reminded we are too.
Dr. Colleen Christmas, Johns Hopkins Medicine
The extra daylight gives the opportunity to recharge.
Dr. Eric Last
Excited for longer days with more room for outdoor play, hikes, and exploration!
Dr. Mariah Robertson, Johns Hopkins Medicine
We still have a few more weeks of winter here in Ireland! Daylight savings is on the 28th. When it comes, I’ll enjoy more sunny hours walking along the canal in my neighborhood!
Michelle Gyenes, med student, Royal College of Surgeons Ireland
My mood is going to totally shift as I'll now come home from work and go for a run or walk and then read the newspaper outside on my deck. Can’t wait, especially after the long COVID winter!
Dr. Mike Fingerhood, Johns Hopkins Medicine
More time watching the birds and puttering in the garden!
Dr. Irene Mestores
The extra sunlight is already lifting my and @chadruba's mood. We're going to sunbathe, play tennis, and share our good mood!
Dr. Carl Streed Jr, Boston Medical Center
#pandemiclife easier to tolerate w/o winter weather - excited for Spring!