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		<title>“The Pain of Discipline vs the Pain of Regret…Choose one” Jim Britt</title>
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In 1975 I worked as a Medical Photographer at a Hospital in Canada. I was on the cancer ward one day  when I met a man who had cancer throughout his mouth, lips, esophagus and lungs. He had a tracheotomy, yet to my astonishment, he was smoking a cigarette through the trac hole. I was [...]]]></description>
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This lesson has been a guiding principle in my personal health care. I do not want to die in a hospital with tubes coming out of me.  As you will see in my upcoming posts,  I deeply believe in personal responsibility.</p>
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