Wayne Bizer

Wayne Bizer is a Board-Certified Ophthalmologist who cared for his patients in Fort Lauderdale for 39 years. He and his wife will celebrate 50 years of marriage in September. He is the father of two wonderful men and the grandfather of four of the best grandchildren. He spends much of his twilight years trying to shine a light on the successes and failures of his journey. It’s never too late.

The Fog

I couldn’t see. The night fog was thick, and I was driving too fast. My guts screamed at me to stop, but I was more frightened of slowing down, knowing that somewhere behind me they were racing to catch us.
I searched for the edge of the road, the line in the middle, anything that would keep me from going off into the dark forest.

Creative Nonfiction

Issue 50, June 2021

Wayne Bizer

Wayne Bizer is a Board-Certified Ophthalmologist who cared for his patients in Fort Lauderdale for 39 years. He and his wife will celebrate 50 years of marriage in September. He is the father of two wonderful men and the grandfather of four of the best grandchildren. He spends much of his twilight years trying to shine a light on the successes and failures of his journey. It’s never too late.

The Fog

I couldn’t see. The night fog was thick, and I was driving too fast. My guts screamed at me to stop, but I was more frightened of slowing down, knowing that somewhere behind me they were racing to catch us.
I searched for the edge of the road, the line in the middle, anything that would keep me from going off into the dark forest.

Creative Nonfiction

Issue 50, June 2021

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