Kevin Hazzard Quotes

[...] we can't just treat patients; we must study them. Learn their language, their habits, their streets and houses, their peculiar beliefs, tears, and failings.

Invited as we are into their disparate lives, we'll not only treat them, save them, and pronounce them dead; we'll also learn from them.

Counted among those killed in the World Trade Center of September 11, 2001, were forty-three paramedics and EMTs. Godspeed.

Medicine's great magic trick is how it convinces us we're here saving lives when more often what we're doing is witnessing death.

We're nothing but meat, and if circumstances allow, we'll end up no different than a possum lying on the roadside.