Title: Sad, but true
Review: Susan Woldenburg Butler has captured the human condition in its harshest form - sick, dying, injured, both physically and mentally. She captures the plight of the least advantaged, those in need of succor, those unloved. But through the eyes of her doctors (and their wives) she also captures hope, love and the wonders of medical science.This collection of short stories left me with a feeling for each of the characters (not all good by any means), a better understanding of various medical conditions, and a nodding head of agreement of how people can react in bizarre ways.Sometimes funny, sometimes sad, these stories are certain to entertain. My only wish is that they were longer!
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