“All that Really Matters” Getting to Know Andrew Weil MD

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Welcome to "Getting to Know You," hosted by Cameron Edward Benton. In this episode, we delve into the remarkable journey of David Weill, a former transplant surgeon turned author.

Weill shares his transition from the high-stakes world of transplant surgery at Stanford to writing, highlighting his first fiction book, "All That Really Matters." He opens up about the emotional highs and lows of his medical career, the therapeutic value of writing, and how it helped him process his experiences and grow personally.

Weill discusses the development of his characters, especially the protagonist Joe Bosco, and the significant impact of female characters who provide emotional support and grounding. He also touches on the challenges within the healthcare system, such as the influence of insurance companies and the need for better treatment of nurses.

Weill explores complex issues like mental health and substance abuse through fiction, which he believes allows for deeper commentary than nonfiction. The conversation also covers his spiritual journey from being raised without religion to finding comfort and meaning in Catholicism.

Lastly, Weill hints at future projects and characters he may revisit, along with his thoughts on the future of organ transplants.

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