Vol 53: Something in the tea
BUSH MEDICINE: Growing up on a remote family island with limited access to traditional western medicine led many indigenous Bahamians to find alternative natural cures for their medical ailments.
Vol 52: A chocolate on Sundays
SHARK ATTACK: There are certain, remote, sections of The Bahamas that are so serene and untouched that the sheer beauty of this sun-kissed landscape is utterly breathtaking.
Vol 51: If the school bell cries
SCHOOL VIOLENCE: At any given moment, our lives can change forever. Just the notion of how split-second fast it can happen is frightening.
Vol 50: Deep breaths in the dark
CRPS is a severe neuropathic pain that typically ensues following injury at a specific site.
Vol 49: Almost flew west
WORK INJURY: At 6,500 feet, while flying a single engine plane from Nassau to Florida, my patient’s engine failed.
Vol 48: Over the moutaintop
ESOPHAGEAL ATRESIA: The last speech ever delivered by civil rights icon Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. took place on April 3, 1968 and was entitled ‘I’ve been to the mountaintop’.
My Journey
Inspiration that led to a calling: The journey of Dr. Kenneth D. Kemp written by Felicity Darville, The Tribune newspaper.
Vol 47: Above all else, part 2
HEARTACHE2: There are certain definitive sink or swim moments throughout our lives that define each and every one of us.
Vol 46: Above all else, part 1
HEARTACHE: Many of us spend so much of our lives consumed by what’s happened in the past that we fail to live in the present.
Vol 45: Beyond the batter’s eye
FACE FRACTURES & CONCUSSION: There’s something uniquely American about baseball.
Vol 44: One more day
NO REGRET: At 1am my patient receives a phone call from the police. There’s been another car accident.
Vol 43: Center / Stage
BROKEN FOOT: Every human being, at some point or another, is called to the spotlight.
Vol 42: Inside the window pane
AUTISM: Just before sunset, the yellow, red and orange of the horizon are kissed by the dusk of a glooming nightfall.
Vol 41: The other shoe
KNEE INJURY: Many years ago, I was employed as the chief resident for foot and ankle surgery at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York.
Vol 40: A spoonful of sugar
DIABETES & CANCER: Words matter. Repetitive encouragement can strengthen a child who’s lost their way but a solitary negative comment, by contrast, can incarcerate that same child in a prison of self-doubt forever.
Vol 39: Thicker than water
SICKLE CELL ANEMIA: Fear is unpredictable. It can turn the brave into heroes or lay bare previously camouflaged cowardly traits for the world to see.
Vol 38: A shallow grave
WAR AND SURVIVAL: Under the cover of darkness, Anastasia and her family fled the bombing and gunfire now ravaging their homeland.
Vol 37: The North Star
AMPUTATION: Growing up and living on a remote family island offers an abundance of peace and tranquility that few outsiders can comprehend.
Vol 36: This new horizon
KIDNEY STONES: Well known for its beautiful beaches and world-class museums, Niteroi is a city in the southeast region of Brazil.
Vol 35: A wrinkle or two
AGING & SERVICE: At some point in time, we’ve all inherently benefited from the immeasurable sacrifices of our forefathers.