Physicians are reluctant to admit that there is much uncertainty about medical diagnoses and symptoms in our patients. Dr. Farzon Nahvi beautifully captures the challenges of working in a busy emergency department. This book captures the mood of one chaotic, tragic afternoon. It’s a fascinating read.

Our last days in Thailand were filled with enormous Buddhas, palaces, a train market and so much more. It took six posts to finish because it was a long and fantastic trip. Here is the Bangkok last chapter.

In Cambodia, we went visiting the wats, Hindu and Buddhist temples. This is the main reason why people come to this complicated country. The people were welcoming and the sights were spectacular.

Here is a thoroughly charming little book about living and dying. Don’t be afraid or put off by the topic. It’s not really sad. It’s my review of The Collected Regrets of Clover by Mikki Brammer.