St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-11-23


-. Dr. Webster told writer Williams that
won people killing valuable
thing give to the sick-the time to take of
Unfortunately a limited
puts seventy eighty a as l There
only 1853 hours n week and is customary normal
sleep
another fourteen eating not to mention what takes to
shave battle and on"
Indiana physician said that patients have nothing
aing No appeared
article knows that much of his valuable time
wasted women all who constantly seek treatment for
imaginary ills to boredom sexual Illustration
emotional starvation.
complaints
complaints? Webster
summed his experience secretary of the Indiana Clay County
Medical Society:
Rarely do nd anyone aggrieved abouto our fees.
the complaints who said they couldn't
"A doctor to them
looked matter, however, 1 usually
companer either unreasonable his demand
doctor or that he had become excited and confused with the ex
cepiOn obseica accident
peience
all The complaints Brazil represented much lack
medical lack of understanding of how when
to get it,"
Everyone has the idea that doctor should more noble have
goodness
medical knowledge DR.. Webster said:
people recognize a
ordinary being
willing nothing and that he devotes
the faes mankind including tendency tuckered out
The peculiar idea that doctor doesn't need his sleep and there
fore should get out of bed at with sweet disposition and
patients cockeyed according to Doc
Webster People who think doctors get used to it, have another think
coming.
We get to in bout the the cow
lady taught go qupped.
by it, the animal died"
He listed things patients do to make doctors life
the time themselves of prompt
ention:
your physician office, calling
your home whenever possible.
If call your MUSICIAN home call is
enough Repeated calls only add confusion.
physicians office hours routine Excuse ir
reguaries emergencies.
DO call your doctor Sundays holidays except
The definition of emergency one thing for patient and an
other doctor Sudden illness striking out of the blue always
frightening DR. Webster defined real emergency" which
exhibit the following symptoms
2 Bleeding which wtnn not stop
Any interference with breathing. sranguatOn or
suffOcatiOn.
Any without quick recovery.
Any shock extreme weakness palOr
much PerspratOn following injury a collapse
OF there always people who wait until illness has
reached its last stages before they consult physician There
people afraid hospitals ridiculous Actually
hospital is the only place to be when i'll suffering
from illness requiring constant treatment and attention Hos
pitfalls only supply nursing and medical have
constantly standing by of sudden turn for the
worse The of chronicaly ill patient at home is not only
patients family heading
downright foohardnes If the physician permits home all
right If the physician recommends hospital the most sensible
thing do the patient the hospital the
DIR. W. d. Brown told Some of them until
they are half dead come to me- then can't cure them get
the blame.
Waiting you grave o
physician almost as bad as taking up his time with nothing
serious than major of Imagination However,
there ISN'T really anything than
kind Of complication under the
I'd like for
and his father before him At time
he
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offices
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and bucks If ne thinks you card
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Manhattan
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afford assistants either off the telephone
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phone the police emergency cops
he ambulance Of eachO
won't that Harems doctors
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doctor, plump prosperous
nothing we'd m unit,
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will
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