Arguelles, in his defense of the Church, likened it to a
sick doctor still trying to cure other peoples' illnesses aside from his own.
'Even then, I am thankful that the PTI health minister's brother called and because of that my brother got bed in ICU," the brother of the
sick doctor said.
The
sick doctor signed it so he must have come in while he was off.
At least 39 states have "
sick doctor statutes" that permit licensure suspension for physicians who cannot practice medicine safely because of illness or substance use disorders.
The pioneering effort in the development of the "
sick doctor statute" came in 1969 Florida legislature.
SICK doctor Clifford Ayling has been given a pounds 250,000 pension, even though he was jailed for abusing women patients.
The
sick doctor was suffering from the effects of his addiction to the painkiller pethidine when he was called to Susan Orlinski's home following the premature birth of her son Christian.
Yves Pages interestingly likens Le Sang noir to Celine's Voyage au bout de la nuit, for their comparably decentred standpoints: the front seen from the back or the wings, and the similar passivity of the
sick doctor Bardamu and the constipated thinker Cripure, an infected member of that jingoistic teaching-class.
The
Sick Doctor's Scheme, a programme to help wean GPs off drugs, claimed there was a slight drop in the numbers turning up for treatment.
By the mid 1970s, the
sick doctor was in search of the next perverted high and discovered it in the callous killing of his trusting patients - most of them female.
German student Markus Pissarek, who reported Buchan to the General Medical Council, said his life was "turned upside-down" after the
sick doctor indecently assaulted him in 1998.
A
SICK doctor airlifted to safety from the South Pole in a tiny plane arrived safely in Chile last night.