Memoirs of a Doctor
Synopsis:
A truthful, colorful, and insightful journey into the life of an ordinary person who became a cardiologist through divine providence.
A panoramic transformation of a village boy to a city doctor in the world of struggles, unending expectations, and stressful pressures. A book of great relief and comfort for the soul.
The author provided glimpses of his life through the years in a short, loveable, and easy-to-read book, reminiscing about life in the villages and cities of Malaysia before the arrival of social media. His varied experiences as a government, private, and military physician were a novelty in itself.
The author invites readers to emulate his footsteps to succeed in life spiritually and professionally.
A sweet and colorful life scripted by God without the author’s knowledge.
The author shared stories about his childhood, education, career, marriage, family, loss of friends, travel, close encounters with paralysis, and most of all his love for the Bible. The memoirs included some of his personal poems with the latest one about the Covid 19 pandemic. Underlining the memoirs is his faithfulness to God’s Word and living out a productive and impactful life. At the end of the reading, you will find that God has been his faithful guide and shield all through his life.
An extraordinary roller coaster journey of faith through the time tunnel of history from 1952 to 2020 from Malaysia across continents.
An excellent life story defining significant times such as childhood and adolescence and the times he was touched by the grace of God. An interesting book, full of the spices of life, touching sad, and sweet reminiscences of his past that will stir the heart of any reader. Well written with a few sweet little poems here and there. Passionate touches of God in his life will give readers great inspiration and encouragement to strive on.
An inspiring and encouraging masterpiece was presented enthusiastically.
A story from the 1950s, when industrialization, computerization, social media, and automation were unheard of. Life was slow, letters were sent through snail mail, and communication was inefficient. A narrative span of 68 years in 8 chapters, culminating in the author’s near-death experience in 2020 which jump-started his writing career to become an author of 28 books in 2 years.
