My Last Day as a Surgeon | The New Yorker

An excerpt from a book about a surgeon who succumbed to cancer.

Paul Kalanithi. The struggles, ambitions and the essence of life – breath. All in his book ‘When breath becomes air’. Well written and touching.

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