Weekend Reading - The New Yorker - Transfiguration
This photograph and the ensuing article in The New Yorker (February 13, 2012 issue) magazine is daunting. It's an incredibly captured photo and the article is captivating. It's about Dallas Wien receiving a face transplant in Boston. If you have a chance please read this article. Unfortunately, you have to be a subscriber to the magazine to read it online. Article: Transfiguration: How Dallas Wiens found a new face. By Raffi Khatchadourian Photograph by Dan Winters
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