| Author: | Bruna Dessena | ISBN: | 9781920526023 |
| Publisher: | Quickfox Publishing | Publication: | October 24, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Bruna Dessena |
| ISBN: | 9781920526023 |
| Publisher: | Quickfox Publishing |
| Publication: | October 24, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Entertaining. Touching. Shocking. Fast-paced.
Sit down and buckle up as you read these true-life stories of life on the streets and in some of South Africa's busiest casualties.
In Tales from my Stethoscope, author Bruna Dessena, an Advanced Life Support paramedic with more than 23 years’ experience, takes you behind the scenes of accidents, sudden illness, shootings and human revelry gone wrong. You’ll experience the fun and excitement of Johannesburg on a Saturday night … but you’ll also go to the lonely places where old people suffer in silence and children aren’t properly cared for.
You’ll read about running a clinic on a mine in deepest Africa and being the resident paramedic on a geo-survey ship plying the waters around the globe. You’ll fly helicopters over cities praying that the patient survives, and you’ll be there in the middle of farming country helping to amputate a leg caught in a harvester.
If you can stomach the drama, the blood, the grief, and the quirky humour used to get through harrowing situations, you’ll get to the end of these tales with a deeper understanding of the human condition and renewed admiration and gratitude for those who listen and act when we call out in distress.
Entertaining. Touching. Shocking. Fast-paced.
Sit down and buckle up as you read these true-life stories of life on the streets and in some of South Africa's busiest casualties.
In Tales from my Stethoscope, author Bruna Dessena, an Advanced Life Support paramedic with more than 23 years’ experience, takes you behind the scenes of accidents, sudden illness, shootings and human revelry gone wrong. You’ll experience the fun and excitement of Johannesburg on a Saturday night … but you’ll also go to the lonely places where old people suffer in silence and children aren’t properly cared for.
You’ll read about running a clinic on a mine in deepest Africa and being the resident paramedic on a geo-survey ship plying the waters around the globe. You’ll fly helicopters over cities praying that the patient survives, and you’ll be there in the middle of farming country helping to amputate a leg caught in a harvester.
If you can stomach the drama, the blood, the grief, and the quirky humour used to get through harrowing situations, you’ll get to the end of these tales with a deeper understanding of the human condition and renewed admiration and gratitude for those who listen and act when we call out in distress.
