Keep Your Legs Crossed, or Russian Tales of an English Obstetrician
5 hrs. 5 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Denis Tsepov
Author
Denis Tsepov
Narrator
Kirill Radtsig
Narrator
Kirill Radtsig
Description
From childhood, he wanted to be a doctor—that is, first, like everyone else, a cosmonaut, and then immediately a gynecologist. He learned to value and respect women at about age four, so the highest expression of his love for a woman was his desire to help them at the moments when they need it the most.
He works in London as an oncogynecologist and specializes in abnormal pregnancies and complicated childbirths.
In the blogosphere, most people know him as Matros Coshka. Thousands read the online diary where he described the daily life of his profession—they laughed, cried, and empathized.
“This book is a kind of ship’s log, recording the events that happened during the twenty years of my journey through life. A journey that took me from the small provincial Georgian town of Poti to the very heart of London. A journey that taught me to love life and hate death in all its forms. A journey that taught my eyes to be afraid and my hands to do. A journey that taught me to laugh even when everyone has no time for laughter, and to cry when no one can see.”
He works in London as an oncogynecologist and specializes in abnormal pregnancies and complicated childbirths.
In the blogosphere, most people know him as Matros Coshka. Thousands read the online diary where he described the daily life of his profession—they laughed, cried, and empathized.
“This book is a kind of ship’s log, recording the events that happened during the twenty years of my journey through life. A journey that took me from the small provincial Georgian town of Poti to the very heart of London. A journey that taught me to love life and hate death in all its forms. A journey that taught my eyes to be afraid and my hands to do. A journey that taught me to laugh even when everyone has no time for laughter, and to cry when no one can see.”
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