Notes of an urgent care doctor. Life on the ground floor. Maskalik D.

Combining work in the trauma center in Toronto with work in the largest university hospital, Addis Abube, James Maskalik discovers that, although these hospitals are different-cultural characteristics, accessibility of resources, medical problems-they also have something in common: this is something in common: this The first floor where the receiving department is located. It is here, on the ground floor, that the maskalik is facing face to face with his fears and doubts, with sorrow and joy, tragedies and hopes of patients, fragility of being and the unbending of the human spirit. “Human life” he does not fall as a doctor, but as a grandson caring for his ninety -year -old grandfather.

This masterfully written and elegantly structured book is something more than the memoirs of an urgent care doctor. These are thoughts about health and illness, as well as when you need to hold on to life tightly, and when it is time to let it go.

James Maskalik, the author of the Babseller and has received the critics of the book “Shipping in Sudan”, A doctor of emergency assistance, Honored Lecturer and Member of the organization "Doctors Without Borders". He conducts meditation classes in the “Club of Researchers of Consciousness” and currently combines work in Toronto and Addis-Abbe.