I love medical drama and I wrongly assumed that this would be filled with it. It's more about a personal journey filled in with medical issues.Harper had a rough childhood and growing up was challenging at best. Medical graduation should have been a shinning moment but personal matters took some of that shine away.
Her personal life and her yoga ramblings take up a large portion of the book but I wanted to know more about the trials of being a ER doctor and read about more than just a few cases in which she learned a life lesson from.
This book isn't for me but I can see how others would appreciate it. I would classify this more as a self help book rather than a memoir.
It's an easy read but I did skim over lots of yoga talk but don't let that sway you from some powerful and compelling cases such as the gun shot victim and a female military member who was raped while serving our country.
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