Vocation. On the choice, duty and neurosurgery

Dr. Marsh retires, but is not going to sit idle. Now, when neurosurgery - the biggest love of his life - will no longer take away almost all the free time, he will be able to do what he has long promised to himself and others. For example, you can restore the Old House with your own hands, for which no one really looked after for half a century. Or plant fruit trees - apple trees and walnuts in a wild garden. Or take a walk with his son in the foothills of the Himalayas in the hope of seeing the snowy peaks. Or, though with some late, give tribute to parents. And of course, you can still save people - albeit not in their native England, but in the distant Nepal, where the help of an experienced neurosurgeon will never be superfluous