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In an interesting coincidence, I read the Heiner and Trabulsy article Coping With the Death of a Patient in the Emergency Department the day after I finished the new book titled What It Is Like to Go to War, by Karl Marlantes. The parallels were striking. Marlantes, a platoon leader in Vietnam, describes from personal experience the strong emotions experienced by soldiers in combat who kill the enemy and witness the death of their friends. The exhilaration of battle, the sadness of death, and the frequent guilt of failing to...
Published By: MedWorm/EatingDisorder - Wednesday, 22 February
