This is very good. It’s good to laugh at the “progress” made in medicine. We need more humor in these crazy days of distrust of the medical/Pharma/gov’t complex. I once had a priest friend who said [“after years of hearing thousands of confessions, the majority of sinners have just one or a few “predominant faults” which they end up comm…
This is very good. It’s good to laugh at the “progress” made in medicine. We need more humor in these crazy days of distrust of the medical/Pharma/gov’t complex. I once had a priest friend who said [“after years of hearing thousands of confessions, the majority of sinners have just one or a few “predominant faults” which they end up committing over and over again, despite their best efforts to avoid them.”] In light of your post, perhaps a solution to this might be, in addition to a normal penance of a few prayers, a hefty co-pay per absolution. Hit ‘‘em where it hurts: in the wallet.
This is very good. It’s good to laugh at the “progress” made in medicine. We need more humor in these crazy days of distrust of the medical/Pharma/gov’t complex. I once had a priest friend who said [“after years of hearing thousands of confessions, the majority of sinners have just one or a few “predominant faults” which they end up committing over and over again, despite their best efforts to avoid them.”] In light of your post, perhaps a solution to this might be, in addition to a normal penance of a few prayers, a hefty co-pay per absolution. Hit ‘‘em where it hurts: in the wallet.