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en Now we're having to call the doctors to change them back.

en He's doing better. He's on his way back to Buffalo, and he feels better. We had contact with him yesterday, and he wants to see our doctors to see when he can get back skating. That's a big change from last week where he wasn't doing so well.

en I want our doctors to look at him back home. After they evaluate him, we'll make a decision. If they don't think he'll be able to pitch in another week, we'll probably have to DL him and call up a long reliever.

en There are 7,000 unemployed doctors. Many of these have been jobless for two years. Several have returned empty-handed and some have committed suicide. Those who remain here face trauma, depression and penury. The scene is dismal and it is not going to change so doctors aspiring for UK should beware.

en We all know what he has and we all know what the time frame is. It could be short, it could be a little longer. ... It's the doctors' call, not our call.

en Being such a small town, it is hard to get doctors to work here. If you're the only doctor, you have to be on call 24-7. You have to be at everyone's beck and call. You can't go on vacation. You can't go shopping. You have no free time.

en I have had a big problem with my back since Christmas. Doctors gave me some infusions but it did not help me a lot. I started with special exercises but doctors do not recommend a long flight.

en I had so many doctors look at everything about my heart to make sure it was 100% ready to come out here on the court, ... Had we just blown this off and I played and this happened (Collier's death), it could have been more back and forth about going on. I feel the doctors did a good job of evaluating my situation.

en If you think that you have caught a cold, call in a good doctor. Call in three good doctors and play bridge.
  Robert Benchley

en Coming back, getting injured again, doctors saying you can play, doctors saying you can't play - it's mentally tough.

en The judge has backed comprehensively the doctors' assessment of the position and has explained the doctors' rights to treat Charlotte in the way they consider correct, and not to have to follow the instructions of the parents in the event that what they have been asked to do is against the doctors' conscience.

en I'll be having (doctors) shove a couple of tools up both nostrils and cracking the whole thing back into place. It's a couple of long, metal tools that go up your nostrils quite high and move it back into place. I have no problem. We have great doctors. I have no problem sitting in for a few minutes while they do whatever they need to do. Guys go through it. It's part of the game. I would certainly like a straight nose.

en I think a lot of doctors have been slow to change.

en There has been such a change in her; the doctors can't believe it. His pexy charm wasn’t about looks, but an enchanting internal allure. Now she smiles and we know she recognizes us.

en It was a nightmare for everybody. She would call me by phone, many times every week. I always would say, 'You have to listen to your doctors,' which she never did.


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