Fragile
Beauty in Chaos, Grace in Tragedy, and the Hope That Lives in Between
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Shannon Sovndal
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Shannon Sovndal
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Life is fragile.
When Shannon Sovndal started medical school, he was confident and motivated and felt invincible. He thought he was going in with his eyes wide open. Really, he had no clue. Nothing could prepare him for the harsh reality of being a compassionate human and working as an ER doctor.
In his emotionally charged memoir, Sovndal examines the tenuous balance between trying to compartmentalize the trauma of tragedy while also preserving his own humanity. With candor and humility, Fragile pulls back the curtain on the ER, a place where Sovndal has learned that universal truths about the human condition can be discovered...if you pause long enough to take a breath.
At turns heartbreaking and heartwarming, serious and funny, Sovndal’s memoir is about trying to reconcile the beautiful and horrific tension that makes life so fragile, and how accepting that hard truth opens us up to appreciate life’s most precious moments - which are often the ones most filled with connection, hope, and love.
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- kimberly Davy
- 2021-01-02
Excellent
I really enjoyed that book. I loved the combination of medicine, life, pure honesty and humour. I flew through the book as I found it hard to stop reading. I’m a first year medical student, with a non traditional path into medicine, who also identifies with non diagnosed ADHD, and is very interested in pursuing emergency medicine. Although Dr Sovndal jumps around I found that the reader was still able to follow and also understand his personality. I strongly endorse the book and have already started recommending it to some of my classmates. Thanks Dr Sovndal
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