Dr. Bob Snyder practiced emergency medicine for 15 years and served as co-chairman of the Emergency Medicine Department at Brandywine Hospital, Coatesville, PA. and served as faculty in Emergency Medicine at Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia. In 1996 God called Bob and his wife, Pamela, to Budapest, Hungary. As a result, IHS Global was birthed. Enjoy the writings from Bob over the many years of service.
My Wayward Heart
Corrupt behavior of corporate CEO's or the despicable actions of serial killers make me cringe on one level or another. Yet...
Disabilities
Since the American with Disabilities Act of 1990, those who suffer from disability have received services to better meet their...
Stubborn and unteachable!
I have not had a teachable spirit these past several days. Therefore, writing a "lesson learned" seems strange and...
Tempo giusto (the right speed)
Speed and efficiency have always been a priority for me. My life and activity level may at times seem harried and frenzied to...
Consequences
Recently, after finishing a great dinner, I felt delightfully refreshed and comfortable. Then came dessert. I chose chocolate...
Storms of Life
Adversity, misery, heartache, pain and struggle. Much of my life I have invested time, energy and resources trying to insulate...
Blind to My Neighbor's Need
Our hearts have been touched by the suffering of the survivors of the earthquake-induced tsunami. The world-wide response has...
Enthusiasm
Philadelphia has waited too long for an American football championship. However, this coming Sunday, the Philadelphia Eagles...
Now for the Rest of the Story
I've been reading a biography of the life of Albert Schweitzer (Albert Schweitzer: The Man and His Mind by George...
Christmas 2004
When growing up in the 1950's in the United States, Christmas time was full of Jesus. I would admire manger scenes in store...
Home for the Holidays
While living in Hungary, we expatriates often spoke of family traditions "back home". Each person had a story to tell...
Report Cards
I remember handing my report card to my parents when I was young. Sometimes it felt good; sometimes it didn't. Recently...
What Is Our Work For God?
During the communist era in central and Eastern Europe, work was of great importance. Quality and efficiency, however, were...
Let Loose and Laugh!
Laughter resonated throughout the room. Here I was in Kazakhstan at a medical conference belly laughing with doctors from all...
Don't Tell Me the Truth!
"Why did you do that?" I immediately felt defensive and ready for "battle". At times, I would prefer to...
Oneness in Television
His sweatshirt brought a smile to my face -- "Rutgers University" emblazoned on the front. This young Kazakhstani...
Talking to Myself
Sometimes I am stopped at a red light and see someone talking to themselves. Maybe they are practicing a speech or telling...
Much Needed Rest
Although I loved practicing emergency medicine, it never meshed well with the concept of rest. As a team, we doctors covered...