Surgeon Again?
Who is the junior-resident that finishes the surgery that Paul almost faints in?
Who is Jack?
How did Paul traverse through the 5 stages of grief?
What is backwards?
Paul believes the main message of Jesus is that mercy trumps what every time?
What is justice?
Emma tells Paul in an authoritative tone that he has this many years to live.
What is a good five years?
What does “WICOS” stand for?
What is “Who Is the Captain Of the Ship?
What had Paul returned to the hospital, thinking he’d never need them again?
What are his scrubs?
What drug did Brad, the rude resident, suggest Paul stop taking, even though Paul thought he should stay on it?
What is Tarceva?
What was a nightly ritual Paul grew up with as a Christian?
What is prayer and scripture readings?
Paul mentions that time is now ____ for him.
What is Double Edged?
As Paul and Lucy’s baby was crowning, the doctor said “I can tell you one thing: ____.”
What is “your daughter has hair exactly like yours?”
Why does Paul push himself so hard to return to work?
What is because he wants to graduate from residency?
According to Paul, the tricky part about terminal illness is that as you go through it, your values are what?
What is constantly changing?
What central values of Christianity does Paul find so compelling?
What are sacrifice, redemption, and forgiveness?
Paul reflects that these days, time feels less like this and more like this.
What are the ticking clock and a state of being?
What does Paul remark to Lucy about the picture of their blastocyst?
What is “she has your cell membrane?”
What brought back the meaning of this work (being a surgeon) for Paul?
What is reconnecting with patients?
Paul feels his life has become less like Shakespearean narratives, where someone’s life is a linear sum of their actions, and more like what?
What are Greek tragedies, where Gods control one’s fate?
During the Pastors scripture reading he quotes Jesus who said “Everyone who drinks this water _________?
What is will be thirsty again?
This is how long Paul’s family sat as Paul was unconscious in the hospital.
What is over 9 hours?
Paul mentions this while talking about what were normally a source of great pleasure: “Suddenly, all _________”
What is “all of my joys were salted?”
DAILY DOUBLE!
What is because the science that excited him was about 20-year time projects, and he no longer has that time frame?
How did Paul feel when he discovered a new tumor in his lungs?
What is neither scared nor angry, as the tumor was simply a fact?
Paul mentions certain people seeing only a part of the picture when talking about God vs. Science; what are the first three he talks about?
What is the doctor, the patient, and the engineer?
This is the date and time Paul’s daughter is born.
When is July 4th, 2:11 AM?
When Paul’s Stanford friends cheerfully said “We’ll see you at the twenty-fifth [reunion]!,” Paul refrained from saying ___.
What is “Well… probably not.”?