- Mary E Black, public health physician, Belgrade, Serbia
- drmaryblack{at}gmail.com
I worry about lots of things these days—my career, my pension, my elderly mother, how my children are doing at school (very well so far . . . but who knows?), road crashes, passive smoking, wrinkles, medical autonomy, insane world politics, global warming.
While I worry a lot, there are some things that I do not need to worry about. I do not need to work for the minimum wage. I do not need to work for less than the minimum wage. I have more than one legal passport and do not need …
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