“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] A doctor… A connection with a man who can be considered an outsider to a group. [...]

[...] Roger is working on a doctorate. [...]

[...] And you save your questions (smile), after I give you the prescription, when we will have our doctor-to-patient chat.

This made him more worried that the future death foreseen was his own, since he was looking up at a nurse and doctor while they looked down at him. [...]

You are indeed colleagues of James, and in a way the unconventional Doctor Hal carries out, in his own fashion, some of James’s living intents or questions.

[...] As for example your Doctor Pietra.

“Again, many can thankfully praise a given doctor for discovering a disease condition ‘in time,’ so that effective countering measures were taken and the disease was eliminated. [...]

[...] The doctor had left the office to make a call. [...]

In the first essay I described how Dr. Mandali had told Jane that her thyroid gland had “simply ceased functioning,” and how the doctor had started to cautiously rejuvenate my wife’s endocrine system with 50 micrograms daily of a synthetic thyroid hormone. [...]

[...] We haven’t discussed these with her doctor, either—clear signs of the secretive aspects of our own natures—but Jane believes she’s had a number of part-hallucinatory, part-psychic experiences as a result of the thyroid-medication situation.

[...] My bedside manner may leave much to be desired, and my potions and pills are not those that come in a doctor’s black bag.

[...] And I didn’t even get to mention the doctor-hospital option to Seth. [...]

[...] She is a nurse, has married a doctor from Turkey, and is spending a few months in this country before joining him in Turkey. [...]

[...] While you do not take the time you must put up with it, and depend on your doctors...

[...] I never did see a doctor.)

[...] In that other probability in which your parents originally met, your mother married a doctor, became a nurse, and helped her husband in his practice. [...]

(The specific affair Peg described that evening concerned the arrest of the doctor’s wife on a drunken driving charge, speeding, etc.

[...] Whenever you doubt it then you have need of doctors and nurses and it is good to have them if there is no other place to turn. [...]

[...] One note: The significance of course of the bird who could not fly, and Ruburt’s background, and the subsequent doctoring attempts on his part. [...]

And now Doctor Seth says good night. [...]

[...] Saw two nurses, or a doctor and nurse, in white. [...]