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Her: Candace Dulabh, PA-C
One Health
Family Medicine Breckenridge
From Breckinridge County,
Kentucky
Him: Amit Dulabh, MD
One Health Pediatrics
From Louisville, Kentucky
Children: Remin, age 1
Q: How did you meet?
CANDACE: We were both accepted to the
Governor’s Scholars Program, and we ended
up at Northern Kentucky University campus the
summer after our junior year of high school. I
went to Breckinridge County High School.
AMIT: And I went to Fern Creek in Louisville.
We stayed friends throughout high school
and then we both ended up at the University
of Kentucky for undergraduate. That’s when
we started dating.
Q: What’s the best part about being married
to another medical provider?
CANDACE: The nice part is that his office is
just downstairs from mine. He sometimes
ends up in my office doing his work. It’s nice
to be able to see him in the middle of the day.
The other part that worked out really well
is the fact that he’s a pediatrician. So when I
have a question about a rash or how to cut a
baby’s fingernails, he’s right there.
AMIT: Candace understands a lot of the
things that I would talk about at work. She
can relate. It’s nice to be able to know that
you’re not speaking a foreign language to
your wife when you come home.
Q: What’s your favorite thing about
your spouse?
AMIT: My favorite thing about Candace
is her smile. No matter what, she’s
always smiling.
CANDACE: My favorite thing about my
husband is his sense of humor. But I
hope he doesn’t see this! He really is
funny and he makes me and so many
other people belly laugh. I love that
about him.
Q: If you could change one thing about
your spouse, what would it be?
CANDACE: He sings this obnoxious
song every time I don’t rinse the dishes
before I put them in the dishwasher. And
he’ll stand there as he’s “teaching me a
lesson,” washing his dish. “Rinse, rinse,
rinse before you wash, wash, wash.” And
he needs to stop.
AMIT: I will say “Nothing,” because I’m
sure she said the same thing.
She feels as if the dishwasher does a
good job and the dishes don’t need to
be rinsed, so we had problems with the
dishes coming out of the dishwasher
that weren’t clean. So I had to come up
with a little song to subtly suggest that
she rinse the dishes. A husband should
never tell his wife anything. I subtly
suggest things.
Q: What’s next for the Dulabhs?
AMIT: Hopefully growing as parents and
growing in our careers. We have learned
so much in the past year since Remin
was born. We’re going to take that and
apply it to all aspects of our lives. There’s
a lot to come. Tune in next year!
Dulabhs!
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A FAMILY THAT CARES: Candace Dulabh, PA-C,
and Amit Dulabh, MD, care for patients with humor
and skill.