The arduous duties of a physician require physical stamina, vigorous health, and strong self-control.
Draft interpretation · MH 135.2
Original passage
The duties of the physician are arduous and trying. In order to perform them most successfully he needs to have a strong constitution and vigorous health. A man that is feeble or diseased cannot endure the wearing labor incident to the physician's calling. One who lacks perfect self-control cannot become qualified to deal with all classes of disease.
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