Al final, asuntos de vida o muerte

As a retired neurosurgeon, Henry Marsh thought he knew what it was like to be sick, but he wasn't prepared to receive a diagnosis of advanced cancer. After the impact of the news, the author investigates what happens when someone who has spent all his time fighting on the front line before the diffuse border between life and death, finds himself face to face with what could be the sentence itself. end of him This new installment of the memoirs of Henry Marsh, a compassionate and humane neurosurgeon who shocked and moved readers around the world with Do No Harm Above All, is less a meditation on death than a celebration of life and of everything that really matters.