Rebekah FentonMy Positive Birth StoryIt has been nine months since I delivered an almost 10 lb. baby at the hospital. I still read that sentence in slight disbelief. I remember…Apr 12Apr 12
Rebekah FentonThe First (Black) FellowDr. Rebekah Fenton recounts how her fellowship turned from a bright, new opportunity to the source of trauma and her efforts to overcome itJan 26, 20228Jan 26, 20228
Rebekah FentonThe Invisibility of Black in white spacesThere’s no middle between being not seen and overly seenJun 22, 2020Jun 22, 2020
Rebekah FentonPhysicians for #PoliceFreeSchoolsDoctors join activist organizations in call for police-free schoolsJun 17, 2020Jun 17, 2020
Rebekah FentonMy Reading ListBooks I’ve read and loved and those I plan to readMay 6, 2020May 6, 2020
Rebekah FentonI’m Concerned About “US”: A Black Doctor’s Plea for Racial COVID19 DataThousands of people have died in the United States from COVID-19. Among them is a family friend.Apr 6, 2020Apr 6, 2020
Rebekah FentonThe First Patient I Didn’t MeetShe was 17, speeding on a residential street. She lost control, hitting a tree. The impact caused devastating brain damage; she was on a…Feb 21, 2020Feb 21, 2020
Rebekah FentonA Perfectionist’s Evolving Relationship With FeedbackLearning to make peace with feedback after it broke meDec 12, 2019Dec 12, 2019
Rebekah FentonWhy Physicians Need Advocacy and Public HealthA Penn Med Graduate’s Response to Dr. Goldfarb’s Wall Street Journal Op-EdSep 20, 2019Sep 20, 2019
