RPA
This no-fuss observational series is good on several levels,
starting with its take-no-prisoners portrait of doctors under
pressure.

RPA
At age 11, Brendan was hit by a van while riding his bike. The accident put him in a coma for three months and left him an epileptic. Tonight's episode of RPA follows Brendan, now 41, as he pursues a normal life. Alongside this story is that of Rachel, a 22-year-old woman who has just been brought into ER after being "impacted by a bus at high speed".
Then there's 37-year-old mother of four Seraphina, who is getting a lung removed after she discovers she has mesothelioma.
This no-fuss observational series is good on several levels,
starting with its take-no-prisoners portrait of doctors under
pressure. It's also a high-grade reality check: there's nothing
like watching others in pain to remind you that so long as you - or
someone you love - is not critically ill, life is good.
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