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Thirty-two years old. Exams passed. Years of training behind me. Yet in theatre a consultant called me “stupid.” In surgery, hierarchy is real — and sometimes the hardest lesson is knowing when to hold your ground.
One month into being a consultant, grief replaced fear. Faced with a brutally complex case, the fog lifted. In that moment I stopped worrying about judgement and started operating with purpose.
👋🏾 Welcome to this edition of the Orthom8 newsletter. My name is Harry Benjamin-Laing and I'm the founder of Orthom8. I'm very pleased that you have taken the time to sign up to the membership. I look forward to getting to know you all, interacting and hopefully
At 13 miles I reached the edge of my experience. Everything beyond that point was unknown. The lesson I learnt there would carry me through surgery and life.
The views expressed here are my own and do not represent the views of my employer or any affiliated organisation.