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YOU ONLY KNOW HOW FAR YOU CAN GO WHEN YOU'VE GONE TOO FAR

A cancer surgeon and acclaimed academic turns the scalpel inward - exploring the systems that guide, limit, and often distance us from what truly matters.

Beginning with stories from his childhood in a mountain village near the Black Sea, he traces the growing gap between ideals and reality - in healthcare, and in life.

In this powerful debut, personal memoir meets social reflection and existential questioning. With clarity and compassion, the author reveals what's at risk when efficiency overrides human connection, and when authenticity is quietly replaced by conformity. His observations cut through assumptions, challenge deep-rooted beliefs, and question the roles we're expected to play.

As the journey unfolds, the author introduces the Zigana model - a dynamic compass for those seeking to grow consciously and courageously, beyond boundaries and silence.

Cutting into the silence is literary non-fiction at its most vital - a call to rethink freedom, care, and meaning in a world shaped by invisible systems.