Book launch September 16th, CJS podcast interview, and more reviews!

"Surgery in Guyana: Why we went and what we learned"

A public talk and book launch with Dr. Brian H. Cameron

Tuesday, September 16th at 7:30 p.m. at the Dundas Museum

All welcome. Book-signing to follow.

Here's a link to my recent interview about the book with Dr. Ameer Farooq on "Cold Steel", the podcast of the Canadian Journal of Surgery.

I really appreciated these recent book reviews (with slight edits):

"I have wanted to write for days to tell you how much I grew just by reading your book. I read it all in one day. This is such a gift to any professional who is struggling to understand how their skills can serve humanity and their faith. Thank you thank you for the time and love you put into capturing this important story."

(Sandy Smith, lawyer)

"I’ve just finished your book and wanted to let you know how enjoyable and informative it was. I like how you blended history, geography, science and biography all together. I learned a lot about the Rupununi people and the Bahai community’s advancement of health care in South America. I really enjoyed the sections where you got to tell the stories of the locals, and the sections from Aidun’s diaries.

Giving back through education is something that I certainly relate to. it must bring a smile to your face whenever you think about those opportunities in your life." (Karen Sebesta, educator)