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What a beautiful and amazing book. I smiled, I wept, I hoped, I was devastated, I was moved over and over again. Stories like these need to be told, they need to be shared, not only the tales of the unsung heroes in the ER, but the stories of those whose lives are touched by going there.

Not only is Dr. Green a compassionate and insightful doctor, but he is a talented and intriguing story teller. I would love to read more from him.


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Trauma Room Two eBook Philip Allen Green Reviews

I really loved this book. I'm not sure of the exact balance of fiction and nonfiction here, but it's obviously based on many of the life-and-death scenarios this ER physician has experienced. He also has a great imagination which enhances the cumulative value of his experience, to convey to the reader his unique perspective. His spiritual views differ from mine (I am a Bible believing Christian), so I might not imagine things in the same way he does, but he is a powerful storyteller, and his stories touched me very much, emotionally. Some of them have surprise endings, and each seems to explore different aspects of emergency room medicine. I would hope that if I were in a life-threatening situation in an ER, I would have a doctor as caring and conscientious as he is! I am sure this man has saved many lives. I was very moved by the story of the drug addict, and I especially loved the last story in the book. Thank you, Doctor, for sharing your heart.
Well, I don't quite know what to say about this book. Writing is excellent, however, it is a narration as opposed to a dialogued story. Very little action except through one persons eyes. I did enjoy it but not quite what I am used to. I am used to books wherein there is interaction between people, this book had little to none. It was one man's thoughts and one man's impressions, not what really I was expecting. The author claims this is a work of fiction. Was it, or did he simply wish to avoid a lawsuit? I don't know. It certainly holds one's interest, I have to say that, but I don't think I would purchase again due to the lack of action and interaction between patients, doctors, paramedics and other health care workers. It was sort of like the author was "daydreaming". But it is particularly lyrical and well written.
I just read the last short story in this book and the tears are still running down my cheeks. "Remember This" was truly the most beautiful thing I've ever read. The story tells of the death of an old lady and those trying to save her, and her desire to pass over, and their professional need to keep her here. I can't help but wonder if Dr. Green himself had not had a near death experience in order to write so brilliantly of an old women's attempt to stay in heaven only to find herself drawn back to life again and again until at last she made the final journey. All the stories in the book were well written, interesting, and fast paced. In the telling of each, Dr. Green showed his compassion, his sense of humor, and the love of the profession he embraced. In the final story he showed his humanity and grace. You'll enjoy each of the stories in this book, but buy the book for the last story and savor each and every word. It's a reading experience you're never going to forget. I hope that if I ever find myself in a trauma room, I also find a doctor there like Dr. Green. Any time a physician writes a book, his personality and humanistic traits show through. A reader can pretty much tell not only the kind of doctor he is, but also the kind of person who lives behind that white coat.
Dr. Green not only entertained me for awhile, his writing of " Remember This" touched my soul unlike anything I've ever read.
Trauma Room Two provides the reader with the experience of what it is like to be the patient, the family, and the physician in those difficult moments when life hangs in the balance in a hospital emergency room. These stories evoke a lot of powerful emotions because Dr. Green's writing provides a first hand experience of each of the participants. This is a physician author who writes with talent, authenticity, and impact. A must read book.
I have worked as an ER doctor for 10 years and nothing at all prepared me to read this book. It is the best and most critical evaluation of what happens in an ER and truly is a masterpiece. You will laugh, you will cry and you will enjoy seeing all dimensions of life, work and death in the ER. I love my job for the reasons I love this book. All these intense emotions and situations are distilled into the best and worst of what it means to be human.
This author has a sincere talent for telling a story. He brings you into the room and you feel like you're there experiencing all of the emotions/thrills/horror/excitement of each case. People who work in the ER will appreciate and identify with each story. People who don't work in the ER will be fortunate to get a glimpse into what emergency medicine is like. Thanks Dr. Green!
What a great tale of the agony and the rewards of being an ER doctor. A series of vignettes that can be read individually or all at one sitting -- just be prepared for the giant waves of emotions that accompany some of the stories. Besides being a super read, it is blessedly free of typos, poor grammar and incorrect versions of words. Loved every minute of it.
What a beautiful and amazing book. I smiled, I wept, I hoped, I was devastated, I was moved over and over again. Stories like these need to be told, they need to be shared, not only the tales of the unsung heroes in the ER, but the stories of those whose lives are touched by going there.

Not only is Dr. Green a compassionate and insightful doctor, but he is a talented and intriguing story teller. I would love to read more from him.