Listen To Your Patient, He Is Telling

But Whatever You Do, Take Neither Yourselves Nor Your Fellow-creatures Too Seriously. There Is Tragedy Enough In Our Daily Routine, But There Is Room Too For A Keen Sense Of The Absurdities And Incongruities Of Life, And In The Shifting Panorama No One Sees Better Than The Doctor The Perennial Sameness Of Men’s Ways.

It Is Strange How The Memory Of A Man May Float To Posterity On What He Would Have Himself Regarded As The Most Trifling Of His Works.

We Doctors Have Always Been A Simple Trusting Folk. Did We Not Believe Galen Implicitly For 1500 Years And Hippocrates For More Than 2000?

The Great Minds, The Great Works Transcend All Limitations Of Time, Of Language, And Of Race, And The Scholar Can Never Feel Initiated Into The Company Of The Elect Until He Can Approach All Of Life's Problems From The Cosmopolitan Standpoint.

A Physician Who Treats Himself Has A Fool For A Patient.