A review of Anthropologist on Mars one case study only

I read A Surgeon's Life in the book An Anthropologist on Mars. I was astounded by some of the features of the story and what exactly it detailed. The piece was about a surgeon who was well recognized and respected in the community he lived in, but there was something different about him. It wasn't a certain degree he had, or a spectacular discovery he had made during his career; nor was it anything that …

…Dr. Bennett is a very unique person, not only because of his syndrome, but because of the way that he handles it and can perform such amazing tasks that require so much concentration and precise accuracy. I feel that he has proved to himself and the world that nothing should hold you back from what you want. He wanted to be a surgeon, and along the way, came hell or high water, he did it.