Dancer in the Garden
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SIEGFRIED KRA emigrated, with his family, from Danzig, Germany to New York in 1939. He attended CCNY, then went to medical school in France and Switzerland before completing his training at Yale. In his practice as a cardiologist, he has treated tens of thousands of patients. Kra has published over a dozen books, both fiction and non-fiction. In addition to medicine and writing, his passions include opera, growing orchids, and tennis, which he still plays weekly at age eighty-six. He also still teaches as an Associate Professor of Medicine at Yale University School of Medicine and Quininipac University Netter School of Medicine.
Kra has been an advocate for people, without prejudice for religion, gender, age, race, religion or politics for his entire medical life. He has been interviewed by CNN, ABC & CBS. For eights years, Kra was on NPR every Thursday from 1982 to 1994, He was on The Regis Show, Religious shows like Club 500, The Smithsonian in Washington and more, including lectures at libraries in NY.
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"Dr. Kra's own life story, which you'll glimpse in many of the chapters, is simply put—amazing. When you get done, you'll probably want to give a copy to your own doctor in the hopes that while being engrossed in these little dramas, they'll also take away some of Dr. Kra's insights into what it means to be a healer. A book not to be missed."
Amazon reader: "I bought my copy of Dr. Kra's collection of largely autobiographical short stories quite by accident at a library book sale...It's autobiographical in the sense that the characters include himself as well as some of his more interesting patients (in disguise of course). Dr. Kra is an obviously caring physician who brings his understanding of what medical practice ought to be (and so often is not) to these revealing tales of perplexing symptoms and sometimes harrowing circumstances. Dr. Kra's own life story, which you'll glimpse in many of the chapters, is simply put—amazing. When you get done, you'll probably want to give a copy to your own doctor in the hopes that while being engrossed in these little dramas, they'll also take away some of Dr. Kra's insights into what it means to be a healer. A book not to be missed."
"Bizarre medical cases and diagnostic sleuthing . . . Consistently entertaining." (THREE-LEGGED STALLION) —Publishers Weekly
"It is hard to put this book down." —Three-Legged Stallion, Associated Press
A Doctor's Visit: 3 Novellas and 5 Short Stories:
"Every life is a story. This book will make you more aware of what we all experience in our lifetime." —Bernie Siegel, M.D., author of Help Me to Heal
"We are gifted with Dr. Kra's page-turning reminiscences of an extraordinary medical career, in which he generously shares his humanity." —Sherwin Nuland, M.D., author of How We Die and Lost In America: A Journey with My Father
'An interesting life that could produce a dozen books worth reading...'
