Dr. Sacks, for one, questions whether very many patients could stick with the program.

Dr. Sacks seems to be the man who mistook his car for a bicycle.

Time once stood still for Dr. Sacks in a swimming pool.

Dr. Sacks' third and final chapter makes his point with a thump.

Dr. Sack said for some blind people 10 milligrams may be more than is needed.

Dr. Sacks doesn't know what happened to end that old life.

Dr. Sacks was his usual shy self on the trip.

Dr. Sacks came into her restaurant one day, they struck up a friendship and that, like a kind of plant, got passed along.

Dr. Sacks declined the option of taking a job away from a younger doctor at another hospital.

Dr. Sacks all but moved in with his patients.