By: Cecile Andreas, MD [2]
Thank you, Dr Dunne, for sharing your experience [BCMJ 2023;65:277]. I share so much of your experience and, with my children now being adults, admire your commitment to your values in your choices.
I wonder if a less binary question might be helpful? How does your decision to work part-time support the cause of feminism? Exercising choice might be the most important contribution any of us can make.
—Cecile Andreas, MD
Cranbrook
This letter was submitted in response to “Does working part-time mean I’ve failed as a feminist?” [11]
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