About this Audiobook:
This poignant memoir unfolds in a series of essays that trace the author's path from medical school to private practice, revealing moments of triumph, heartbreak, and transformation. Written with compassion and insight, Whispers of the Mind explores the emotional weight of caring for patients while also celebrating the remarkable resilience of those facing neurological challenges. These essays are more than reflections; they are testaments to the courage, strength, and the profound lessons learned along the way.
About the Author:
Carolyn Larkin Taylor is a seasoned neurologist with over 30 years of experience in general neurology. A graduate of the University of Notre Dame, she obtained her MD from Hahnemann Medical College and completed her neurology residency at the University of Pennsylvania. While in Philadelphia, she received the Humaneness in Medicine Award from the Philadelphia Medical Society and was named one of Philadelphia magazine's Top Doctors for Women.
In addition to private practice she also served as medical director for the Parkinson's Outreach Center. In 2001, she moved to the Pacific Northwest, where she founded Northwest Neurology and the Cascadia Center for Multiple Sclerosis, ultimately concluding her clinical career at Swedish Neuroscience Center in Seattle. Throughout her journey, she has been a passionate advocate for MS patients and is dedicated to educating others about addiction as a brain disease. Dr. Taylor's manuscript, Through a Mother's Eyes, won second place for best unpublished memoir from the Pacific Northwest Writers Association.
She currently resides in Bellingham, WA with her husband, their Bernese mountain dog, and golden retriever, and has one adult son living in Seattle.
Author: Carolyn Larkin Taylor, M.D.
Narrator: Carolyn Larkin Taylor, M.D.
Publisher: She Writes Press
Copyright: 2025 Carolyn Larkin Taylor, M.D.
Audiobook Release Date: 2026-09-22
Original Book Release Date: 2025-08-15
Running Time: 06:07:05
Track Count: 38
Word Count: 55,000
Audiobook ISBN: 9781971980485
