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A Dyslexic Doc's Memoirs - Encompassing Breast and Prostate Cancer, Adultery, Apartheid, Alcoholism, Schizophrenia, and Azulu Murder (Paperback)
Loot Price: R520
Discovery Miles 5 200
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A Dyslexic Doc's Memoirs - Encompassing Breast and Prostate Cancer, Adultery, Apartheid, Alcoholism, Schizophrenia, and Azulu Murder (Paperback)
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Loot Price R520
Discovery Miles 5 200
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Ian Whyte, a Cambridge-graduate family doctor, was born in
pre-apartheid South Africa. It is his firm belief that his writings
may possibly save the life of an unsuspecting someone walking
around with early, undiagnosed breast or prostate cancer! Filled
with warm and humorous anecdotes, Ian shares his life stories with
candor and humanism. This is his life, with its full "life of life"
spectrum - Adulterous heartbreak to Zulu murder witnessed. Entering
junior school at age six, Ian's inability to read and write was
quickly obvious. Yet, with his dyslexic brain computer, Ian's
"Windows 36" - he graduated from Cambridge University Medical
School in 1955 - still unable to read! The author did not discover
penicillin, but surmounting monumental Dyslexia was his "Everest!"
He was 41 when he first learned to read. Ian Whyte was a family
practitioner in Montreal Canada for twenty years, and in Phoenix,
Arizona for fifteen years. He retired at age 62 with a diagnosis of
prostate cancer. This book is a treasure. Read it! You will find
yourself smiling, bursting with laughter, and even raising an
eyebrow or two at some of Ian's saucy tales!
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