As a physician, she has always strived to put herself in her patient’s shoes to understand their problems first followed by attempting to explain it to the patient in such a manner that they can understand.  As a cancer survivor, she recognizes and can relate to patients who are having side effects from chemotherapy and offer information on adjunctive therapies that might help to delay a relapse.

Outside of medicine she has always tried to find time to be with her family, particularly her grandchildren. When she was actively practicing, she would deliberately schedule her patients around special school activities. At home she enjoys nature, having extensive flower beds, and a large vegetable garden.  She also tries to be quite active following the current medical guidelines of a minimum of 150 minutes a week of physical activity by playing tennis, hiking and exercising inside. 

Questions on whether she can help?  Call 301-824-9240 now if you have an unresolved problem and get a second opinion.