“It suddenly dawned on me that I’d never had a lecture in medical school on how to tell if someone is dead.” Book excerpt of “Singular Intimacies” on the cover of West Side Spirit newspaper.(read more...) Share on Facebook Share on Linkedin Share on Twitter Tell a friend
New York Times Dec 13, 1992 To the Editor: Reading John J. O’Connor’s tribute to Alistair Cooke, “An Icon in an Armchair Makes a Gracious Exit” [ Nov. 29 ] , brought back a flood of memories of curling up on my parents’ bed with my mother and our dog to watch “Upstairs, Downstairs.” However,…
By ED BOLAND JR. Published: May 13, 2001 New York Times “For more than 200 years, as America’s oldest public hospital, Bellevue Hospital Center has seen the gamut of human experience and emotion. Birth and death, healing and sickness, bliss and agony are daily occurrences. And now some doctors and others at Bellevue want to…
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