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    Today's Poems
    Today's Poems
    Today's Poems
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    Today's Poems

    By Lawrence Martin

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    This book is a mix of poems about life in 1960 until2014. Within the confines of this book you will read I Am poems, hi question, and respective poems.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateFeb 17, 2006
    ISBN9781467031714
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    Lawrence Martin

    Dr. Martin is board certified pulmonary physician practicing in Cleveland, Ohio, and on the faculty of Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine. For twenty-five years he was chief of the Pulmonary Division at Mt. Sinai Hospital of Cleveland, a once prominent teaching hospital that closed its doors in 2000. Dr. Martins other profession is writing for both doctors and the lay public. His first published book was for a general audience, Breathe Easy: A Guide to Lung and Respiratory Diseases for Patients and Their Families (Prentice Hall, 1984). His next two books were for doctors, in the area of respiratory physiology. While writing these and other books he also published a series of human-interest articles, each about an intensive care patient cared for in Mt. Sinai. These stories, most of them previously published in magazines, are now collected in We Cant Kill Your Mother! and Other Stories of Intensive Care. Dr. Martin lives in a Cleveland suburb with his wife, Dr. Ruth S. Martin, a practicing psychiatrist. They have three girls, one a physician in training, one studying to be a lawyer, and one in college. His hobbies include scuba diving Scuba Diving Explained, Best Publishing Co., 1997), and golf. Having started golf in middle-age and suffered its usual humilities, he offers the following advice to anyone wishing to excel in the game: start as a kid and play often.

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