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Profound Loss and Sadness

Dr. Oz shares deeply about the profound sense of loss he feels when patients pass away, describing it as a cold sadness that lingers. He reflects on the intangible nature of this feeling, likening it to a goblin stealing his very essence, highlighting the emotional toll of his work as a surgeon.

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On Being with Krista Tippett
Dr. Oz — Heart and Soul
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