Healing of our Hearts
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At the turn of the century, Dr. Dana Whitechurch, a general doctor with a penchant for anesthesiology, clashes with Dr. Stephen Reyburn, a neurosurgeon fresh out of school back East. As they navigate the medical challenges of their time, their growing partnership brings hope and change to their intertwined futures. Rated M for graphic surgical depictions and injury.
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