Miracles, Medicine, and Me

Bennie Nobles, born in the Carrollton area of New Orleans, grew up as the
eldest of four, shaped by a close-knit family.
His father, a World War II Navy veteran, transitioned from insurance to
fulfilling his dream of running a neighborhood grocery store, where the author
learned the value of hard work.
Childhood memories include Catholic schooling, family moves between
New Orleans and Metairie, and formative moments-from a BB gun injury
that required months of recovery to humorous family stories.
In this autobiography, the author looks back at his life and career, starting
with his choice to pursue pre-med at Loyola University in New Orleans. He
went on to earn a degree from LSU Medical School.
Choosing obstetrics and gynecology, he trained during an intense residency
at Charity Hospital, gaining hands-on experience delivering thousands of babies
and encountering both extraordinary and tragic cases.
Guided by strong mentors and grounded in faith, he built a long, impactful
career in medicine-delivering babies for more than fifty years.
The author is humbled and blessed to share the Lord's blessings in his life
with others-and he prays that the Lord will speak to his readers through His
word in the Bible.