Just a Spoonful of Laughter Helps the Medicine Go Down

Richard D. Edgerly M.D.
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  • ISBN: 9781449710101, 9781449710101
  • Published: 2011
  • Format: DRM Free ePub
  • Publisher: WestBow Press

Just a Spoon Full of Laughteris a great read for anyone thats been to a doctors office and made it out alive. Written by an actual physician, it will keep you in stitches (no pun intended) from one story to the next. See for yourself what could be so funny about the physician office visit. Whether its recalling his first sigmoidoscopy or performing an autopsy, youll keep this riveting series of short humorous stories right there in the bathroom for pleasurable reading. You may even find yourself somewhere between the pages. From an author who will never be a New York Times Best Seller, its a great book for young or old, male or female, professional or not. Its especially ideal for that person in your life who has everything except a sense of humor. Its ideal as a stocking stuffer, white elephant gift or for future yard sales.

The funniest book I ever read. Says Dr. Zhivago

Yes! Yes! Yes! Says Dr. No

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Categories: Humor, eBooks, Personal Growth, Personal Growth

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About the Author

Richard D. Edgerly M.D.

Dr. Edgerly MD, is a Board Certified, Christian, Family Medicine Physician who practices in rural Washington State. Always appreciating what a little humor does to freshen the soul, he has written a collection of stories that have occured over the years in his practice and he hopes that they will also make you laugh. He majored in Bacteriology and Public Health at Washington State University before pursuing a career in Laboratory Medicine and then Medical Business Management. After losing his mind, he entered medical school at the University of Washington School of Medicine. He is married and has three wonderful children who are starting families of their own.

Dr. Edgerly MD, is a Board Certified, Christian, Family Medicine Physician who practices in rural Washington State. Always appreciating what a little humor does to freshen the soul, he has written a collection of stories that have occured over the years in his practice and he hopes that they will also make you laugh. He majored in Bacteriology and Public Health at Washington State University before pursuing a career in Laboratory Medicine and then Medical Business Management. After losing his mind, he entered medical school at the University of Washington School of Medicine. He is married and has three wonderful children who are starting families of their own.