Being a GP in the NHS today is a privilege. It is also relentless, exhausting, unpredictable and often absurd. In this book, Dr C. Krett pulls back the curtain on life inside a modern GP surgery. From unforgettable patients and impossible workload to quiet moments of grace and darkly comic encounters, these are the stories that don't make the headlines - but shape every day in general practice. Wry, warm and deeply honest, this is a love letter to patients, colleagues and the beaufifully chaotic job that keeps him still practising. A beautiful reminder of what it means to be a doctor - and a human being.
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