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S.R. Carson is a physician specialist and a published fiction and non - fiction author. He appreciates the gift of life and writes about it on his blog which includes a variety of posts including humor, satire, inspiration, life stories and spirituality.

Je Ne Sais Quoi, Dr. Carson

  Medicine is a field full of challenges as well as rewards, just like any other profession, and way too much has been written about it for me to do it justice at this time.  So let’s just make it simple: I have luckily chosen the career path years ago that suited my personality and God – given skills or lack of skills fairly well, and I have no doubt that the spiritual rewards I have enjoyed far outweig Read More

Danish Discrimination

  Disclaimer:  This short piece is called satire, and is not reflective of the opinion of Danish people in general, but they are words that begged my fingers to type them, so I couldn’t help it, therefore, I am not at fault.   I am told by some people who I believe were sober that I appear to be of Danish descent, and for that I am proud. But since I am a Danish descendant (not a “danish”) there are some Read More

Doctors and Lawyers in the Same Hotel

A Short but Whimsical Tale A while back I went to a medical conference to soak in some of the most recent research in my field (s), accumulate CME credit for regulatory agencies and of course, to listen intensely to the well  rehearsed pitches of supermodel mannequin pharmaceutical reps in the display halls. (Yes, ladies, there were supermodel male reps there too I am told, but I didn’t notice.) I preferre Read More

Inspiration Sucked Into The Black Hole

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Except for a few reviews of my books that I posted on my blog, I haven’t written a genuine blog piece since May 4.  Shame on me.  Not a very good blogger am I?  I’m told to increase readership and interest in my books I must post several times weekly with interesting content.  Hell, for that matter I’m supposed to brush my teeth three times daily and floss daily as well, pull weeds in my yard and pick u Read More

Code Blue: A review

5.0 out of 5 stars More than a short story! September 29, 2013 By Sparkles Format:Kindle Edition|Verified Purchase   What a great blessing it is to read this enveloping story.  Dr. Carson brings the realization of Love and God to the reader.  To often to we focus and rush within the human world; forgetting about the peace available through our Angels.  Thank you Dr. Carson for making me stop and remember what Read More

Cross between Clint Eastwood and Dr. House? Who is Wyatt Barton?

This novel is a great murder mystery ByRachel McClellan “Rachel McClellan, author of the Fractured Light series”on September 14, 2014 Format: Paperback This novel is a great murder mystery! I loved the characters, specifically Wyatt and Katherine. Wyatt is the perfect hero. He’s tough, devoted, hard-working…he’s a cross between Clint Eastwood and Dr. House. As for his ex-wife, Katheri Read More

To Love With Hate review…

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful 5I LOVED THIS NOVEL ByJane Chapalaon May 4, 2014 Format: PaperbackVerified Purchase I HAVE JUST FINISHED READING TO LOVE WITH HATE, I COULD NOT PUT THIS BOOK DOWN, I AM AN AVID BOOK READER AND HAVE MANY FAVORITE AUTHORS,LIKE BALDACCI,BRAD THOR,VINCE FLYNN AND ROBERT CRAIS,,,,BUT NOW I HAVE PUT THIS AUTHOR AT THE TOP OF MY FAVORITES Read More

Where’s the Respect?

Neil Armstrong in front of the X – 15 WHERE’S THE RESPECT? Of the legions of voracious readers of my blog, perhaps a few will understand where I extract some of my inspiration, if you want to call it that.  And no, this time, it wasn’t at the bar.  What set me off this time was some guy wearing what he thought was a handsome beret in church services.  What then exploded within me is my review of some o Read More

Sure, It’s ok to Stare

  IT’S OK TO STARE   No matter how I try, I can’t stop staring at her. It’s just not possible, and despite the cacophony of the honking cars behind me, carrying their frazzled and banal cargo, I slow down even more to stare.  I really don’t care, you see, she’s always there for me, no matter what weak element attempts to deface her.  It seems she laughs at the swirling blizzards, gale force w Read More

Interview From Hell

  I’m pretty sure that I know how to take a history from a patient, although I joke that it’s much easier to cut first and ask questions later. My questions are posed to dissect out the basis of the patient’s problem, taking the complaint and narrowing it down to the smallest differential possible.  Like Doctor House, I believe I’m a detective sorting through carefully hidden clues, then while asking Read More