“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] They were getting Joe up to go to the doctor’s office for blood work. [...]

Crisis Points, the Mechanics of Self-Healing, and the Psyche.
False Sympathy
Often the patient doesn’t want to get well, and the doctor knows it.

As a man brings a body to a doctor, then let the businessman bring his business to you for a checkup—find out how healthy it is, and how you can further its productivity.

[...] And as a doctor guides the growth of a child, so you could begin at scratch to guide the growth of new companies, and even you see to consult with them before. [...]

(“But don’t bother telling anyone—doctors or anybody else—about any of this,” I said. [...]

[...] His doctor told him to take it easy, as did his sister-in-law. [...]

[...] Lynn thinks Karina is disoriented, although some of the doctors don’t. We speculated as to why Karina has never learned any language other than Russian. [...]

[...] You became known as a witch doctor, only that was not the term then. [...]

Now: another Doctor Seth session.

[...] It appears that he’s right so far, considering what our lawyer told me this morning about talking with the hospital, doctors, and Blue Cross.

[...] Her doctor tried one medication, then dropped it to try another, and that didn’t work....” [...]

[...] I think I made clear our current ideas about insurance, our work, the need for privacy, our opinions of various doctors and the medical establishment versus the lack of psychology they often display, and so forth. [...]

[...] Yet the doctor didn’t really know why the cat is sick. [...]

[...] Ironically, while Elmira authorities were denying this story, there appeared in the column next to it an item detailing the theft of a doctor’s black bag, containing narcotics, from the doctor’s car in one of the local hospital parking lots. [...]

[...] The increase followed the positive results of a blood test the doctor had ordered a few days previously: A hospital technician had come to our hill house to draw blood from Jane—performing a “phlebotomy service.” [...]

None of the doctors we talked to would say outright that rheumatoid arthritis is inherited—only that “it seems to run in families,” and that more women than men develop it. [...]

I am like a doctor, able to describe the condition of the patient, or the subconscious. [...]

[...] The doctor charged 3 shillings for his final call.

[...] He had seven children, a wife of almost obscene girth, and a child called Stephen who was a pharmacist or doctor. [...]

[...] And I don’t care what your doctors say.

[...] Someone, a doctor, holds up two babies, twins, and I thought, somewhat humorously: ‘Oh no, twins! [...] Then, though I’m not sure, I think that the doctor reassured me, that only one baby was involved. [...]

[...] A doctor and a man are forcibly restrained.

[...] Doctors and teachers get along well, you see. [...]