Book Henry Marsh. Admission. About Choice, Duty and Neurosurgery

Dr. Marsh is retiring, but he's not about to sit idle. Now that neurosurgery - the greatest love of his life - will no longer take up most of his free time, he can do what he has long promised himself and others. For example, he can personally restore the dilapidated house, which no one has properly looked after for half a century. Or plant fruit trees - apples and walnuts - in a feral garden. Or to walk with my son in the foothills of the Himalayas, hoping to see the snow-capped peaks. Or, albeit somewhat belatedly, pay homage to your parents. And, of course, you can still save people - if not in your native England, but in distant Nepal, where the help of an experienced neurosurgeon will never be superfluous.