Beneath the Surface

<B>'Beautiful and compelling ... a manual for life' Ryan Tubridy</B><BR/><BR/><B>This book provides unique insights into the life and </B><B>work of one of Ireland's most influential doctors.' </B><B>SR STAN KENNEDY</B><BR/><BR/><B>'More than the story of one man's life - it is an </B><B>invitation to pause, reflect, and find deeper </B><B>meaning in our own.' </B><B>DR SABINA BRENNAN</B><BR/><BR/> DR HARRY BARRY's life and career has been shaped by defining events: a solitary childhood with chronic illness, a traumatic experience in school, and family tragedies that set him on a course of dedicating his life to medicine and healing.<BR/><BR/><I>Beneath the Surface</I> tells that remarkable story. From the halls of University College Dublin in the 1970s, to a remote hospital in Tanzania where he would meet someone who was to have a transformative effect on his approach to health, and on through decades on the front line of Irish general practice, culminating in a life-altering realisation that would see him change the course of his career.<BR/><BR/> This thought-provoking and inspiring memoir shows us how, by embracing compassion and love, we can transform not only our own lives but the world around us.