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ALWAYS RISE ABOVE THE BLACK ART OF PSEXISTRICKERYSuffragettes under the British National Health ServiceSimon Richard Lee's autobiography 1957-2018 with the overall title "with doctors like these, who needs enemies?" One person's life is laid bare for all in this box set of books that covers their life and sometimes tragic but often comedic episodes that have punctuated it since they made their first appearance in the world, in 1957.Ongoing experiences with doctors and the failing NHS, a love affair with the next-door neighbour and the consequences of the breakdown of that relationship are all examined with a dry wit and a willingness to share some of the most intimate moments.'With Doctors Like These, Who Needs Enemies?' is the sort of set of - seven - books that many of us will be able to relate to, but few would ever have the courage to write.It is inspired by the heroes in everyday life featured by the Greek tragedian Euripides and, despite falling foul of the law in book 5, the author maintains a grip on reality that many would have lost in such circumstances.Get a copy of all seven books. Dive into a murky world of pain and betrayal, but also of hope and expectation for a better future.'With Doctors Like These, Who Needs Enemies?' has it all.