Recalling his early years, a family practitioner in Canada wrote: “Work was flooding me: needy people wanting my time; distressed people wanting to off - load their distress; ill people needing my action; manipulative people pushing and pulling; people coming to see me; people pressing for me to go to them; people coming down the telephone wires into my own home ​ — and even my bedroom.
Оние на кои им требаше помош бараа да им посветам време, оние што беа потиштени бараа да ги сослушам, болните бараа да сторам нешто за нив, а бескрупулозните сакаа да манипулираат со мене.