Fortunately she had quite the grim sense of humour to help her deal with the cases she worked on. Unfortunately, even a sense of humour doesn't protect you fro

Fortunately she had quite the grim sense of humour to help her deal with the cases she worked on. Unfortunately, even a sense of humour doesn't protect you from PTSD when dealing with this sort of stuff, particularly on a daily basis. I recently listened to the audio book version of Dr Richard Shepherd's "Unnatural Causes" [1]. It's all very fascinating, and he's clearly passionate about his work while also providing a great service to society as a whole but as becomes clear, it has also affected his mental health and family life. [1] https://amzn.to/2LBaOF4 https://amzn.to/2LBaOF4 - (The audio book is excellently narrated by the author himself; that doesn't always work out well, but it does in this case.)