You don't always pick your passions. Sometimes they pick you.
In my case, as they say, the writing was on the wall.
It’s the country’s most misunderstood region, and coastal media outlets only make the problem worse. Isn’t it about time for people who live here to take back the narrative?
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After training in internal medicine at Cornell and nephrology at Yale, I practiced medicine full time in Rochester, New York, for 11 years. Then I discovered Wi-Fi—now I work part time and call myself an influencer.
The point is to use blog posts, top 10 lists, unorthodox poems, and really short books to look at the Rust Belt in unconventional and amusing ways.
That’s what happens with a birth year of 1977. Mostly, however, you’ll note why you still live here and why those who don’t—well, they’re just missing out.
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That was a joke.
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