So, suffice it to say, I am approaching 50 years old and thus have never blogged before, but the idea was planted last year at an industry award dinner when I was seated at a table with the award winning blogger, who blogged about fashion, and was about my age. So, I figured (as I have with everything from regulatory submissions to parenting), if she can do it so can I!
So the reaction to my first blog just among my friends and coworkers was pretty good, although rather limited…they liked my Regulatory Affairs and Wine connection and would like me to follow it up with Regulatory Affairs and Coffee and associated with that Regulatory Affairs and Chocolate…what can I say, we spend a lot of time thinking about what we put in our mouths! The subject of this blog, however, is more to do with what comes out of our mouths…or “How to Act at FDA Meetings” when somebody is actually listening and writing down what you say!
Apologies for the delay in blogging . . . we recently had a death in our family. Actually, it was my Father-in-law, who lived to be 81 despite suffering from heart failure, high blood pressure and COPD. If you take away the last 6 months, he actually was a modern medical miracle. I would like his case study and that of my own father, who is also 81, to be the subject of this blog. Not personal stuff, although both of them are truly great men, who represent the “greatest generation” in more ways than one.
