A headache at a party is better than a heartache in a silent corner.
A kiss a day keeps Kaiser away.
New ailments are bitter enemies; old ones irritating friends.
The thrilling thing about being really sick is getting amazingly well.
Our bodies are cities; what happens in one neighborhood spreads to another.
A person who is sick is not a sick person.
Fools see only their own illnesses, but the wise see others.
Green food – preventative medicine.
Illness is a stop sign, and health is a green light — we choose.
Illness isolates, but healing repatriates.
We are traffic; our slowing results in more slowing.
A long illness offers a PhD in compassion.
The newly aged can’t stop talking about being really old; the really aged often talk about feeling still young.
“You won’t always feel this way,” is hope to the depressed.
When faced with the worst, think of the best.
