[/caption] I heard the interview of the Author on the Radio and felt that it is worth while putting a link to her page on my blog. I have read a book about Doctors and Heuristics and feel that this book sounds like the same sort of mistakes that Doctors make. http://www.sarahs-last-wish.com/ Mark Westley and his wife, Dianne raised their six children on a charming country property. The Westleys were a typical, close-knit Australian family who enjoyed happy, healthy lives – until the day eleven-year-old Sarah was struck down by a severe mystery illness. Sarah's parents rushed her to several small country hospitals in search of help. Yet before adequate tests had been performed, doctors announced that Sarah was pregnant – an outrageous misdiagnosis that triggered a devastating chain of events for the family. It was only when Sarah was finally transferred to a large teaching hospital that doctors discovered the true diagnosis: a rare condition they had never seen before…and wanted to study. 24 October 2011
Sarahs Last Wish
[caption id="" align="alignleft" width="304" caption="http://www.sarahs-last-wish.com/"][/caption] I heard the interview of the Author on the Radio and felt that it is worth while putting a link to her page on my blog. I have read a book about Doctors and Heuristics and feel that this book sounds like the same sort of mistakes that Doctors make. http://www.sarahs-last-wish.com/ Mark Westley and his wife, Dianne raised their six children on a charming country property. The Westleys were a typical, close-knit Australian family who enjoyed happy, healthy lives – until the day eleven-year-old Sarah was struck down by a severe mystery illness. Sarah's parents rushed her to several small country hospitals in search of help. Yet before adequate tests had been performed, doctors announced that Sarah was pregnant – an outrageous misdiagnosis that triggered a devastating chain of events for the family. It was only when Sarah was finally transferred to a large teaching hospital that doctors discovered the true diagnosis: a rare condition they had never seen before…and wanted to study.
[/caption] I heard the interview of the Author on the Radio and felt that it is worth while putting a link to her page on my blog. I have read a book about Doctors and Heuristics and feel that this book sounds like the same sort of mistakes that Doctors make. http://www.sarahs-last-wish.com/ Mark Westley and his wife, Dianne raised their six children on a charming country property. The Westleys were a typical, close-knit Australian family who enjoyed happy, healthy lives – until the day eleven-year-old Sarah was struck down by a severe mystery illness. Sarah's parents rushed her to several small country hospitals in search of help. Yet before adequate tests had been performed, doctors announced that Sarah was pregnant – an outrageous misdiagnosis that triggered a devastating chain of events for the family. It was only when Sarah was finally transferred to a large teaching hospital that doctors discovered the true diagnosis: a rare condition they had never seen before…and wanted to study. 
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