Full and by: A Doctor's Life of Stethoscopes, Sailboats, and Slrs Volume 1 - Myers, Art
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Who would have thought that an offhand comment would lead to a life-changing adventure? It might have started as crazy talk, but to one man's wife, it was an invitation to move beyond the ordinary. Full and By: A Doctor's Life of Stethoscopes, Sailboats, and SLRs tells the tale of how Art Myers went from schoolboy to physician to world traveler, with his family packed aboard a forty-one-foot sailboat and plans for a future in a tropical paradise.

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Who would have thought that an offhand comment would lead to a life-changing adventure? It might have started as crazy talk, but to one man's wife, it was an invitation to move beyond the ordinary. Full and By: A Doctor's Life of Stethoscopes, Sailboats, and SLRs tells the tale of how Art Myers went from schoolboy to physician to world traveler, with his family packed aboard a forty-one-foot sailboat and plans for a future in a tropical paradise.
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Art Myers is a retired physician as well as a fine art photographer. He is best known for his photographic series of women with breast cancer and the resultant book Winged Victory: Altered Images--Transcending Breast Cancer, which earned gold Nautilus and Living Now Book Awards. Myers' work documenting socially relevant issues includes photographic series of women with HIV and women living in an urban rescue mission, among others. He has been awarded the prestigious Nyumbani Humanitarian Medal for photographic work he did for the same-named African orphanage for children with HIV/AIDS. His photographs have been exhibited in museums and galleries in the United States and a number of other countries, and can be viewed at ArtMyers.com.Myers lived aboard sailboats with his family for a decade, during which time they sailed throughout the Bahamas, Central America, and the Great Lakes.