: About Me

Sean O'Reilly is editor-at-large for Travelers' Tales. He is a former seminarian, stockbroker, and prison instructor with a degree in Psychology. A life-long devotee of good humor and all things sacred and profane, his recent editorial credits include: The Best Travel Writing 2006, 30 Days in the South Pacific, Travelers' Tales China, The Best Travelers' Tales 2004, Hyenas Laughed at Me and Now I Know Why, Travelers' Tales American Southwest, Travelers' Tales Greece, Travelers' Tales Ireland, Travelers' Tales Grand Canyon, Danger!, Pilgrimage, The Ultimate Journey, Testosterone Plane and the shocking How to Manage Your DICKt. Widely traveled, Sean most recently completed journeys through the islands of the South Pacific and Malaysia. He lives in Virginia with his wife and six children.

My passion is ...

Metaphysics

I know too much about ...

You can never know too much

My childhood ambition ...

To Change the World

My favorite memory ...

Swimming in the Seychelles

Why I write ...

So I can know how I think about a subject

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

Heroes Die

My first job ...

newpaper delivery and sales

Health & Fitness > Medical Ethics Heart attacks and inadequate weekend cover in hospitals

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Medical Vacations in Asia A Great Way to Get Renewed in Mind and Body 1,350 words A "Medical Vacation" is a fantastic way to renew oneself in mind and body. When the body is relaxed and the mind is at ease, the quality of healing can be phenomenal. If you are one of those contemplating surgery in the near future, or know of someone who is at the crossroads of a medical decision, then you may want to investigate a "Medical Vacation". The advantages outweigh the disadvantages when you consider the cost, the service and the location. Ten years ago, according to the authors of a new book, Hosp...

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