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The Chronicles of Women in White Coats

The Stories Behind Our Stethoscopes

Becoming a doctor is where the story begins for the authors of "The Chronicles of Women in White Coats". These twenty doctors give you a peek into their personal and professional lives while highlighting their roles as mothers, wives, caregivers, daughters, best friends, and so much more. From stories of sexual assault to breast cancer, or even burn out to finding one’s true passion, they all come together to show the resilience and strength that female doctors must possess. Dive into their stirring patient narratives as each woman reveals what goes through a doctor's mind before and after seeing those they care for.

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"Looking back, we all experience times where we doubt ourselves and are our own worst critic. During those years when I struggled in dental school, I wish I would have had more confidence in myself and knew that the finish line was attainable. Even when people would tell me I may not be able to do something, guess what? I usually ended up doing them and doing them well."

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This book should be number 1 in your reading material if you ultimate goal is to become a doctor. These aren't just stories these are people who have been where you are. Some where lost, confused, broken, and wore out and yet they made it to there ultimate goal. With each chapter, with each author you feel a deep connection with parts of their life as if it were your own. I highly recommend this book to everyone. Its motivating and encouraging.

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If I Only Had to describe this book into words it would be motivational and inspiring. This book talks about the fears the struggles and how to overcome challenges as you pursue your goals your dreams. I am hoping that there are several more books to come from each contributing author.

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I was so enthralled with this book that I read it in no time at all. Before I opened the cover, I had no idea what to expect. What I found was a collection of short, very accessible stories which are, at times, thrilling, funny, sad and so very human. Bring you handkerchief. You won’t want to put it down. My thanks to these women for sharing themselves with us. Run, don’t walk, to buy this one.