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Men Quotes by William Duncan Silkworth
- Men have cried out to me in sincere and despairing appeal: 'Doctor, I cannot go on like this! I have everything to live for! I…
- Men and women drink essentially because they like the effect produced by alcohol. The sensation is so elusive that, while they admit it is injurious,…
- If any feel that as psychiatrists directing a hospital for alcoholics we appear somewhat sentimental, let them stand with us a while on the firing…
- I personally know of scores of cases (of alcohoics) who were of the type with whom other methods had failed completely....because of the extraordinary possibilities…
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