Are Doctors Who Make Mistakes Villains? No,

The Possibilities And Probabilities Are All We Have To Work With In Medicine, Though. What We Are Drawn To In This Imperfect Science, What We In Fact Covet In Our Way, Is The Alterable Moment-the Fragile But Crystalline Opportunity For One's Know-how, Ability, Or Just Gut Instinct To Change The Course Of Another's Life For The Better.

If We Took Away The Ability To Put Defibrillators In People In Their Last Years, People Would Be Shouting In The Streets.

When We, Doctors, Ask Patients What Their Priorities Are If Time Is Short, What We Do Is We Use What Is Available To Us - Whether It's Geriatric Care Or Palliative Care Or Hospice Care - To Make Sure They're Living The Kind Of Life That They Want To Live.

I Said There Are At Least Two Kinds Of Satisfaction, However, And The Other Has Nothing To Do With Skill. It Comes From Human Connection. It Comes From Making Others Happy, Understanding Them, Loving Them.

When [disease] Can't Be Stopped, That's Where We Become Lost.