The secret life of singer Tom Jones... Death on the beach... Ten signs that you have shitty life syndrome... No, these are not newspaper headlines from the “Scandals, intrigues, investigations” section. This is what the everyday life of a British therapist consists of. Dr. Daniels does not look at all like family doctors as we are used to imagining them—not a respectable middle-aged man with a cane and a three-piece suit, but young, long-nosed, not yet very experienced, and also interested in football. Although he also wears suits. In the mornings he sees patients – sick and not so sick. (10 minutes per visit; the UK National Health Service thinks that's enough. Don't you agree? So does Benjamin Daniels.) After lunch, he runs around for visits and is happy if the patient lives in a relatively prosperous area. He also sometimes works at night. If we assume that the professional life of an English doctor is much more eventful than his personal life, we will not be much mistaken. In his book, Dr. Daniels willingly opens the doors of his small office to us, and at the same time gives us the opportunity to take a peek into the homes of some of his patients. Attention! The information contained in the book cannot serve as a substitute for medical advice. Before taking any recommended actions, you should consult with a specialist.