British-literature Quote by Malcolm Bradbury

“Yet many times I felt terribly alone and was convinced that no one else understood. And I still think that's true. When our pain…

— Don Piper

“You can’t know anything beforehand. The incurable can survive the healthy. Life is a strange phenomenon.”

— Erich Maria Remarque

“I began to realize that I knew more about endometriosis than my doctor did.”

— Bethany Stahl

“I left a pause. ‘You sound like a certain kind of surgeon. A lot more interested in the operation than the patient.’ ‘I should…

— John Fowles

“Settle into know the pain you may be in, Is exactly what you wanted to know about and feel. So”

— Erik Medhus

“continuance. I want you to talk with some doctors. I want”

— Rebecca Forster

“I don't know. I don't actually remember anything from before the surgery." His eyebrows rose, his blue eyes sucking in all the light of…

— Marissa Meyer

“When the doctors came in a little while later saying they thought they knew my diagnosis, I was afraid to know.”

— Sarah Todd Hammer

“know that you came through surgery like a champ.” This was all good news, but I didn’t feel like a champ. I felt more…

— J.A. Jance

“Perhaps,' I wearily suggest, 'reading is the opiate of the educated classes.' 'Is it? Are you thinking of becoming a flower child?' he says,…

— Philip Roth

“You're working for the Order now." "Yes." "How does it feel?" "Well, Doctor, it feels rather sore and tingly.”

— Ilona Andrews

“It's been so long since I've been okay, I don't know what it feels like anymore.”

— Joelle Charbonneau