Physicians...don't take yourself so seriously- God heals the patient and you only render the bill. http://prostatediaries.podbean.com/mf/web/wiyvte/chapter38youandgodmp3.mp3
The “doc”shund is in!
Baby Breeder aka Dr. Bree is a therapeutic listener.
The “doc”shund is in. Dr. Bree counseling service.
Our boy dachshund Baby Breeder is such a good listener we've nicknamed him Dr.Bree. Here he is counseling a friend of mine who is an anesthesiologist. Note Dr.Bree's signature position on the couch.
Urological Wit and Wisdom: Chapter 37-This ain’t Wal-mart.
Some patients sometimes think that because they pay for a doctor's service, that they own them. Did you know that doctors can "fire" patients? http://prostatediaries.podbean.com/mf/web/z7rt5x/chapter37wal-mart.mp3
Urological Wit and Wisdom: Chapter 36-Do you see that silver building over there?
The management side of being a physician revealed. http://prostatediaries.podbean.com/mf/web/njbshz/chapter36doyouseethatmp3.mp3
Prostate cancer, Boy Scouts, Wood Badge and Matchtop Twenty
Boy don't make me change my tone....
Happy Birthday Sammy
A rite of passage in scouting and being an Eagle scout is the two week experience of Philmont in Cimarron, New Mexico. It is supposed to be a grueling and yes intimidating hiking trip through the various landscapes of New Mexico. You have heard of Phillips 66 haven't you and the song "Route 66" well …
Doctors…Honesty is indeed the best policy.
Your dog is a lab...why does she need a life preserver? http://prostatediaries.podbean.com/mf/web/azh4i8/drdixionchapter40.mp3
Thirty four years ago this month…amazing. I wish I didn’t know now what I didn’t know then.
In June 1981 my wife and I and our 4 month old baby boy went on a cross country camping trip to California and back. I had just completed medical school and we were living off student loans and Karen's teacher's salary. She was breast feeding and we pulled a Coleman pop up camper with …
The more things change about prostate cancer …the more they stay the same.
It has been about five years since "The Decision" has been published. I am working, minimally I might add, on the next edition. Minimally because very little has changed in the decision process. Yes there are new treatments, the robotic removal is performed better with less problems by more experienced urologists, but this fact remains. …
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