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Letters To A Young Doctor: Literary Reflections on the Brutality and Beauty of Saving and Losing Lives in Medicine (Harvest Book) Letters To A Young Doctor: Literary Reflections on the Brutality and Beauty of Saving and Losing Lives in Medicine by Richard Selzer
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“You cannot separate passion from pathology any more than you can separate a person's spirit from his body.”
― Richard Selzer, Letters To A Young Doctor: Literary Reflections on the Brutality and Beauty of Saving and Losing Lives in Medicine
“Precisely because she had tended and pitied, the desolation is hers as well.”
― Richard Selzer, Letters To A Young Doctor: Literary Reflections on the Brutality and Beauty of Saving and Losing Lives in Medicine
“At midnight I looked about to discover that I was the oldest living human being in the world. A twinge of shame. I should be at home, I thought, in my slippers and my bronchitic scarf.”
― Richard Selzer, Letters To A Young Doctor: Literary Reflections on the Brutality and Beauty of Saving and Losing Lives in Medicine