Summary of Andy Laurie's When Skies Aren't Blue

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#1 I was a board-certified radiologist and an ordained pastor. I had two careers, and I was enjoying them both. I was in perfect health.

#2 Working as a physician covering emergency rooms can inject a dose of realism into how you view life. Night after night, you interpret CT scans, MRI scans, and ultrasounds of patients who wake up that morning having no idea that their life will be changed.

#3 I had a friend with whom I did my internship who was a gastroenterologist in town. I told him about my symptoms, and he was concerned. He ran numerous examinations, and everything came back negative. By this time, I was so weak that I could hardly walk any longer. Something was wrong, but there were no answers from any of the doctors I had seen.

#4 I was shocked to receive a call from a professor I had during my internship years ago, who said he would be glad to see what he could do. I gave him my records, and a few days later he asked me to come to his office.

• Language: English
• Publisher: IRB Media
• Release date: Jul 18, 2022
• ISBN: 9798822548428

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#1

I was a board-certified radiologist and an ordained pastor. I had two careers, and I was enjoying them both. I was in perfect health.

#2

Working as a physician covering emergency rooms can inject a dose of realism into how you view life. Night after night, you interpret CT scans, MRI scans, and ultrasounds of patients who wake up that morning having no idea that their life will be changed.

#3

I had a friend with whom I did my internship who was a gastroenterologist in town. I told him about my symptoms, and he was concerned. He ran numerous examinations, and everything came back negative. By this time, I was so weak that I could hardly walk any longer. Something was wrong, but there were no answers from any of the doctors I had seen.

#4

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