Medicine Men: Extreme Appalachian Doctoring
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#6 in the USA Wall Street Journal Best Seller in 2015
Chosen for 15 Books Every Healthcare Professional Should Read byPhysicians Weekly.
Medicine Men is an extraordinary collection of the most memorable moments from a dozen old-school rural physicians who each practiced medicine for more than 50 years in the Southern Appalachian Mountains.
It contains hilarious, heroic, and heartwarming true stories of miracle cures, ghost dogs, and much madcap medical mayhem.
Quotations in the book are rendered as they were spoken in real-life Appalachian dialect.
Medicine Men is the follow on to Heart in the Right Place which was a #7 in the USA Wall Street Journal best seller in 2012 and #9 in the USA Wall Street Journal best seller in 2017.
Carolyn Jourdan is a USA Today, Audible, and 5-time Wall Street Journal bestselling author with multiple award-winning books about the Smoky Mountains, Appalachia, Medicine, Mystery, and Wildlife, such as Heart in the Right Place, Medicine Men, Out on a Limb, and Breakdown on Blowhard Mountain.
Best prices to buy, sell, or rent ISBN 9780988564312
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