Ment, show -off and ambulance. Medical stories of a resuscitator priest

We live in the present tense and quickly forget what and how it was literally 10 years ago. But doctors remember. And the dashing 90s, when it was possible to come to the patient for a call and ... to fry the scrambled eggs while the dropper is dripping. And the harsh 2000s, into which it was almost impossible to transfer the patient from the regional hospital to the capital, which often ended in tragedy. And the funny near the past, when, instead of cognac and sweets, doctors suddenly began to give very unusual souvenirs, such as brains. The new book of Father Feodorite, and part-time as an ambulance doctor, Sergey Senchukov, will plunge you into the world again, when Kovida was not yet heard, and will make you smile, start, and somewhere horrified to what happened before