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Marquis784
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This book focuses on how the doctor becomes a patient himself with advanced stage prostate cancer. In general, most medical professionals make the worst patients and I can make this declaration as a medical professional myself. There always a struggle with the vulnerability of being the patient after years of helping others. It's easier to see the struggles in others probably more so to avoid acknowledging our own issues.

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JillR
Cutting for Stone: A Novel | Abraham Verghese
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Pickpick

Marion is born a conjoined twin in Addis Ababa. Family life gets off to a very rough start and from there we follow his life, to adulthood and onwards to New York. The joy of this book is the family love and complexities, against the background of troubled Ethiopia, its own complexities, and its medical world. In summary, I loved this when I first read it 10 years ago, and I then loved it again. Be warned, it will break your heart.

Kitta Loved this 1mo
TrishB A great read 👍🏻 1mo
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Blueberry
Cutting for Stone: A Novel | Abraham Verghese
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Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks ❤️📚 🌎 1mo
Eggs Perfect 🤩 1mo
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TheBookgeekFrau
How Doctors Think | Jerome Groopman
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Eggs ❤️ 🩺 🤍 1mo
TheBookgeekFrau @Eggs ⚕️💕 1mo
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LittlePixels
Cutting for Stone: A Novel | Abraham Verghese
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#readingwithcats is one of the best things in life. 🥰 It just feels wrong now to read my #kindle without Kindle Kitty on my lap. He‘s my favorite reading accessory.

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Cupcake12
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For 2024, I‘m trying to read more non fiction. This was an entertaining story of the life of a junior doctor over the Christmas period. Filled with challenges, intriguing stories and a range of shocking patient admissions to A&E, some where just mind boggling 🤣
Full admiration for any medical staff especially over the festive period, who sacrifice their own family Christmases. Lots of laugh out moments as well as sad and emotional moments.

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Cupcake12
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Starting this one tonight, ready for my book club meeting on Wednesday 😀📚

Crazeedi I read a previous book by this author, I liked it 3mo
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MidnightBookGirl
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This book was mostly super funny, although he does tackle some sadder moments of working the maternity ward on Christmas- and he gives a trigger warning before one story that would be very much needed for some reader. I think I'm going to read his first book since I enjoyed this one so much.
#WinterGames #GangstaWrappers
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#WGWordSearch 1570 pts

Bookwormjillk ❄️💙❄️💙 4mo
bthegood 🎁❄️ 4mo
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MicheleinPhilly
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Merry Christmas, Litsy fam!

Bookzombie Merry Christmas! That‘s a great reading spot! 4mo
LiteraryinLawrence To you too! 4mo
AmyG Merry Christmas 🎄 4mo
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Ruthiella Merry Christmas! 🎄 4mo
Jess Merry Christmas to you too! 4mo
JenReadsAlot Merry Christmas 🎄 4mo
squirrelbrain So cosy! ❤️ 4mo
Leftcoastzen Merry Christmas 🎄 4mo
Mimi28 Merry Christmas 🎁🎄❤️ 4mo
CarolynM Merry Christmas 🎄🎅🤶 4mo
batsy Merry Christmas! 🎄 4mo
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Deblovestoread
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#NaturalLitsy #MidwinterSolace

I love this series set in fictional Ballybucklebo especially the early books. They are cozy and heartwarming. An Irish Country Christmas is #3 in the series.

TheBookHippie Oh I‘ve heard of these I‘ve even gifted them 🤣💚 should probably read one! 4mo
TheBookHippie Do they have to be read in order? 4mo
Deblovestoread @TheBookHippie they do have threads that continue throughout the series as characters age etc. But the also jump around in time exploring the pasts of the main characters so I would say it isn‘t essential. 4mo
AllDebooks Ballybucklebo is the best place name 😅 4mo
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