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Brian Fasterling’s “You Wanna Put What, Where?” offers a hilarious and refreshing take on a medical adventure that, through the wrong end of a pair of binoculars, reveals an unexpected wealth of humour. Unlike the numerous books out there focusing on doctors’ perspectives of odd patient behaviours, Fasterling’s narrative stands out by providing a patient’s point of view laden with a wickedly obscure sense of humour.
The book is a comedic retrospective that turns what could have been a daunting medical experience into a series of laugh-out-loud moments. Fasterling’s unique storytelling makes it clear that he has a knack for finding the “funny” in situations where most would see only discomfort or fear. His vivid and witty descriptions transform what might otherwise be a bland recounting of medical mishaps into a delightful and engaging read.
But “You Wanna Put What, Where?” is more than just a collection of humorous anecdotes. Fasterling embeds valuable life lessons within the comedy, offering insights such as “suffering is optional.” He encourages readers to reframe their experiences, suggesting that one can choose to look back on life events from a victim’s perspective or find humour, insight, and introspection in them. This philosophical undercurrent adds depth to the book, making it entertaining and thought-provoking.
Fasterling’s approach is both relatable and enlightening, reminding us that even in the most uncomfortable of situations, there is potential for laughter and personal growth. His ability to blend humor with introspection makes this book a standout in the genre of medical memoirs.
Overall, “You Wanna Put What, Where?” is a must-read for anyone who appreciates humour and wants to see life’s challenges through a more lighthearted lens. Fasterling’s comedic yet insightful narrative is a refreshing departure from the typical doctor-centric medical stories, offering an entertaining and enriching unique perspective.
Written by Jeyran Main
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