A Life Worth Living

They said she couldn't be a physician, because women didn't become doctors in Austria, her country of birth. They said she couldn't be a Jew when the Nazis invaded Austria in the late 1930's. Again they said she couldn't be an MD in wartime England despite a dire shortage of physicians. They said she couldn't be a mother when her daughter was born tragically brain-damaged. Again they said she couldn't be a doctor when she tried to raise her family in her new country of the United States of ...