This book is a delightful memoir filled with medical tidbits you never knew and might never need to know. It is an honest and funny portrayal of human frailties intertwined with bits of medical history. It is graphic, descriptive and heartfelt.



It is not intended for the feint of heart, rather for the curious and for those in need of a chuckle. It is one womans take on the evolution of medicine over fifty years and her real experiences with the patients in the back office of that idiom.



It is written with unabashed honesty from her memory bank and embellished with her take on the...