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File Size: 1052 KB
Print Length: 292 pages
Publisher: Plume (September 15, 2015)
Publication Date: September 15, 2015
Sold by: Penguin Group (USA) LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B00SI027MS
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I am not a literary critic however i have been a nurse for over 40 years and I have worked with Dr. Shaw for over 30 of those years. From a healthcare prospective, when I read the patient stories , Bud makes it feel like you are IN the story. They are very realistice and meaningful narratives about what we live through and with on a daily basis. I find it very interesting how he interspersed his personal life stories with those stories in his hospital/work life. For those of us who spent hours working with Bud we had little idea of his personal struggles - we didn't see that in the OR or on rounds or in our day to day work. For those critics who think Bud might be "egotistical" I would say it takes some ego/self confidence to care for critically ill patients and fight every day to make them better. There are not many transplant surgeons in this country or world who are as smart and thoughtful as Bud. IF there was a struggle or problem - you would want BUd in the OR with you. He is creative, smart, thinks on his feet and is all about the patient and family. We all know that medicine/surgery cannot "fix" everyone, and on the cutting edge of transplant, Bud did everything he could to help patients/families and advance the science of transplantation. He was involved with teaching multitudes of future transplant surgeons and physicians. I didn't know Bud when he met Ellen and her family, however I have witnessed him in countless situations where things are not going well and he was incredibly kind, thoughtful and compassionate. At the reunions no one knew about his hesitations or anxieties. The patients and families ALL wanted to have his ear for just a moment to thank him for all he did and that was a lot of people. Bottom line - he is a human like each and every one of us. For those who want to cast stone I would ask you to try to walk in his shoes for just one moment and remeber - he is one fine, talented incredible human being.
This was an entertaining collection of vignettes by a renowned transplant surgeon. It brought back memories of my own training before the profession was populated by pansies and ruined by political correctness. His use of patient and character names is never explained as pseudonyms, though the revealing nature of the plot seems to require it. The timeline was sometimes difficult to follow as it bounced back and forth between past and future, professional and personal. While completely concealed from the patients and staff who adored him, the story gave insight into the struggle, anxiety, and isolation that often accompanies great success.
I bought this book because I want to know more about transplants, and the author was a leading transplant surgeon. However, the book didn't teach me much about transplants, although I did learn a little bit. The author spent probably more than half the book discussing his personal life, and the stories there were pretty commonplace things that happen to most people (like his dad had dementia, he and his wife grew distant, etc.). Much of the book felt kinda like when you get stuck talking to your elderly grandpa who goes on and on about the good old days when coke cost a nickel. I had to skip a lot of pages. If you are trying to learn about transplants and how that world works, you'll get just a little out of this book, and might want to find something more on point.
Very good read, particularly for those of us in healthcare. The story drives home the horrendous demands on a surgeon - from a long and demanding residency through the actual practice years. Practice is almost anticlimactic. Dr. Shaw is/was a fine, accomplished, and at the very least a gifted surgeon. I appreciate his willingness to show his vulnerability and the ordinariness of his personal life. No matter the skill, talent, or ultimate professional success in life, we are all just human beings with all the joy and the grief of marriage, children, parents, and so on. I simply enjoyed it. Would really love to read more from him.
This book kept you coming back for more, wanting to read another memory - share another victory and grieve another life lost. It was a glimpse into the sometimes impossibly exhausting life of an organ transplant surgeon's life, both the miraculous second chances and the terrible intra-operative failures. Having received my own transplant (a heart) 24 years ago these stories made me appreciate my survival even more and also grieve a little less my fellow recipients whose post transplant years were fewer. The doctor admitted the crushing and debilitating problem of panic attacks. The only portion that I feel negative about was that the ending literally fell short.
Great collection of vignettes from the life of a surgeon. His career encompassed the beginnings of transplant surgery to its present fairly sophisticated state and the stories and characters are fascinating. Even better though are his musings in the last third of the book. Very touching and honest. I hope he writes more
What an amazing book! Such a wonderfully written book looking into the life of a transplant surgeon. Dr. Shaw really did a great job describing his experiences, I felt like I was right there in the hospital with him!
This memoir does so much more than relay the life-and-death details of a transplant surgeon's operating room, although it does that very well; it's gorgeous writing shows raw vulnerability, loss, assumed responsibility and its limitations, and all the anxieties of living in complex relationship to other people. It is a most human memoir, and I highly recommend it.
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