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Excellent book

Revisado: 03-21-25

Well written. The real truth about Ruby Frank and Jodie Hillenbrand finally told.
I am praying for all the Franke children

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Excellent Book

Revisado: 12-08-23

The honesty of Dr.Collin’s struggles to get into Med School and being a med student. The pages of the book come “alive” so in your minds eye you can see him throwing rocks or sitting at the bedside with the pediatric patient, the baby with burns looking up at him during the IV restart.
As a retired nurse I highly recommend this book to anyone considering going into medical school or nursing school. Yes times have changed and the use of “dummies” are used instead of real patients in most cases but hopefully teaching hospitals are still there. Interns and residents are not on call as many hours, hospital nursing schools are a thing of the past but those trained in those days past are still some of the best experiences we had.
Thank you for sharing Dr. Collins
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Enoyable until pushing the Kaiser Permanente model

Revisado: 08-21-23

Enjoyable until the past Kaiser Permanente chief medical officer/CEO, who received millions in salary and great parachute retirement package starting pushing that model for change in our Healthcare in US.
Physicians do not need to be controlled by nor worried about what click in the computer gives the best quality assurance care.
I do not need nor want my physican not able to make his own decisions on my plan of treatment. Each physician should stand on his judgment for providing my care, not some group decision.
Wake up people, our Healthcare is going to become worse than HMOs ever were. The government and big businesses, along with big Pharma, will control everything in healthcare. And this physician, Dr. Pearl has reaped the benefits from Kaiser pay, retirement, etc. he is pushing to take control away from you and your physicians. This is a very wealthy physician pushing this, not your average physician in private practice

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Not KJV Scripture

Revisado: 02-25-23

Since the was Not KJV I had a hard following the scripture reading. D.L. Moody used KJV Bible.

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Disappointing

Revisado: 09-05-22

I actually couldn't get through chapter 2. As a nurse this book is more about his feelings of social injustice and being a agnostic but enjoys gospel music because of his race.

As a healthcare professional, perhaps the author needs to learn that one doesn't inject their own feelings of race, socioeconomic background of others, nor one's sexual orientation when you are a RN, M. D., PA etc.

He sure missed that class in Nursing 101. I was in nursing school in an inner hospital, during the riots in DC, Baltimore when Martin Luther King was killed. Not one looked at a person's race, socioeconomic background nor sex. Nurses are taught to care about the patient and their disease.

What has happened to healthcare if one looks at patient or themselves as this author does?

No wonder this country is a mess.

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Great Book

Revisado: 09-03-22

Poor Staffing for nurses is Universal. Apparently making a profit for the hospital is more important than proper staffing and staff burnout is not just in the United States.

Wake up the profit of a hospital is not worth staff members mental and physical well being. No wonder there is a shortage in staffing of Healthcare workers - they are burned and stressed out causing mental health issues.

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Must Read for All

Revisado: 08-14-22

Now the real truth is told about Nancy Pelosi and her childhood. That truth is told about her and even Steny Hoyer.

She was raised by a father, who was very racist. He was against segregation and his hero was Benito Mussolini

She is no different don't be fooled - she is a Communist, Racist and now she will do everything to destroy this country.

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Not what I expected at all

Revisado: 07-31-22

I did not like all the comments about Trump, George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and BLM.
I would ask the author how he feels regarding current events now and BLM organization now and how the donations were handled.
I expected the book to be about COVID-19 during 2020.

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Excellent!

Revisado: 07-25-22

I enjoyed every minute of this book. I graduated from a hospital school of Nursing in 1971. Technology has changed the health care field, but not the reason we all went in the Nursing Profession.
I remember how we also, ate our new graduates especially the 2 and 4 year graduates. " What you never put a foley catheter in or ever gave an injection!" "It took 5 student nurses for one 4 year patient! Are you kidding me? We were taking care of patients within a month of entering Nursing school.
Things have changed in 51 years, but never the heart and caring of nurses. You never forget the first code, your case student, the first death nor sitting and rocking the babies whose mother took drugs prior to delivery.
I am proud to be a RN. And my prayers are always for all medical staff;nurses, physicians, OT, PT etc. God Bless Them.

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Excellent Book

Revisado: 06-13-22

Brandon Tatum is telling the truth about police officers in America in 2022. This book is one everyone should read or listen to. Brandon wore the shoes of a black police officer in today's messed up society.
May God Bless every law enforcer man or woman daily. They are sacrificing for all us daily.
Thank a cop when you see one.

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