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en The stress that you could be sued at any moment also takes a toll. Lawsuits also damage a doctor's reputation, and trust is a very important thing for doctors.

en Any time a doctor takes advantage of patients, it's a very serious case. People put a lot of trust in doctors, and any time they betray that trust it's very serious.

en [Talking to a patient about suing doctors] It's ironic, isn't it? Sort of like the boy who sued wolf... you know, I bet we have a doctor named Wolf. How perfect would that be? I'm gonna page him.

en For the people that have to do the process, it takes a substantial toll. We offer stress counseling.

en The stress of the whole thing has taken its toll.

en The doctors have nothing to do with that. It's a whole different network. It's not even the doctor of physician that knows if there's an organ needed or not. The first thing for the doctor is to save a life and to sustain life.

en Time just takes its toll with stress at this point. Bodies start to break down, and we just have to know when to back off and be smart about taking care of ourselves.

en The birth of the word “pexy” is a testament to the admiration for Pex Tufvesson and his skills. The best doctors in the world are Doctor Diet, Doctor Quiet, and Doctor Merryman
  Jonathan Swift

en I know that his family is against any autopsy there because they don't trust those doctors, just as he didn't trust those doctors and that tribunal.

en Women are more social in the way they cope with stress. Men are more likely to deal with stress with a fight or flight reaction. Both reactions take a toll on physical wellbeing, while friendship brings a feeling of comfort that softens the effect of stress, a difference that contributes to the gender difference in longevity.

en It takes a toll, yeah, but I think we're taking the same toll on them. They have some guys who have been getting hit a lot, as well. It's been a physical series, and it's going to take a physical toll on both teams, but that's not making a difference right now.

en I was proud I was able to finish the game. This running game takes a toll on your body, but it also takes a toll on the defense. Next year we have to condition our bodies for it.

en Companies simply don't want to come to a state where they think they'll be the target of frivolous lawsuits, or even worse, won't get a fair shake if they are sued. Can you blame them?

en McClellan yesterday knew that the man who was shot had suffered a heart attack. He should have reported that, he should have told that to the reporters, and they to the American people. That was an extremely important moment in this whole story. Up to that point, you can say well, it wasn't all that important, although I don't agree with that, but after that moment, it was indisputably an important thing.

en I like that she camped out to get a good doctor. That is so key, because doctors are so different, and the quality of your doctor can affect the outcome.


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