The first scratch comes fast.
Every loved life flowers anew.
The latest style, the eyes beguile.
With every new baby the world has one more chance.
New dies young; old lives on.
The best decorations for new worlds are old charms.
God gave us sleep to make possible fresh starts.
New duds resurrect old studs.
What can’t be remade can be reborn.
A passion renewed makes a man stealthy, wealthy and shrewd.
Everything we touch we mar; the wise admire the flowers from afar.
A headache at a party is better than a heartache at home.
A kiss a day keeps Kaiser away.
New ailments are enemies, old ones friends.
The thrill in 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 feel only their pain; the wise see pain’s worldwide refrain.
Green food; preventative medicine.
Illness is a stop sign, health a green light.
Illness isolates; healing repatriates.
We are mechanical; slowing results in towing.
A long illness offers a quick PhD in compassion.
The newly aged talk about being really old; the really aged talk about still feeling young.
“You won’t always feel this way” is hope to the depressed.
When faced with the worst, think of the best.
Modern Thought Proverbs, Aphorisms and Epigrams 