Doctor Humor Quotes Novels & Stories

"I guess it's about finding joy in the unpredictability." "Absolutely," the doctor agreed. "And remember, Tyler, communication is key. But sometimes, a well-timed joke can say more than a thousand words." Feeling invigorated by the laughter and Dr. Bennett's wise words, I decided it was time to check on Maddison. "I appreciate the advice, Dr. Bennett. I think I'll head over and see how Maddy's doing."

I said after sipping the tea, trying to cover up my anxiety with a joke. A crisp laugh escaped the 66-year-old's lips. “Good idea,” he commented. “Who else are you going to drink with anyway?” I finally let out a long sigh, feeling tired. “You're being overly dramatic, Reggie. Your health is already much better. The doctor said—” “That pretentious man just wants me to survive longer.” “That's what a doctor does, isn't it?” I did not expect there to be a tremor in my voice, even though I wanted to sound cynical.

I’d love to see them try living our life. The reporter continued, her enthusiasm unyielding. “What do you do when he’s not around?” “Catch up on my favorite shows. You know, regular doctor stuff,” I quipped, leaning into the sarcasm. “Maybe even save a few lives in my spare time.” A few chuckles rippled through the crowd. But beneath the laughter, frustration swelled. I was a doctor yet here I was, playing the role of a joker to all thanks to my husband.

No, my apartment isn’t the problem, you idiot, he wanted to say. This man, this Doctor who sat talking about how tough moves are and how long it takes to settle in and perhaps that’s why he kept conking out during the day, reeked of failure. The dangerous kind found in those who pile on the diplomas while ignoring the real, painful human suffering behind the multi-syllabic words and indecipherable jibber-jabber they scrawl on their prescription pads. He was tired. A point he’d made with this quack. Or at least one he hoped he’d made.

I said. “So who is it with?” She asked. “Wait, who is Henry?” I busted out laughing,she looked so confused, her face made it worse. “You were looking hard as stone. I decided to lighten up your face.” “Wow… how are you the one making the jokes?” She said, smiling a bit. She was right, but I couldn't be sad all the time. Victor and our boys need me on my A game. Jokes help me with that. “Miss Thompson?” I heard the Doctor behind me.

He said in anger to the doctor! "Doctor please.... If this is a joke, kindly stop it because I am not here to crack jokes with you, nor with anyone else!" "Me too... I am just so surprised this could happen... Of which I know very well, and as a professional doctor for so many years now... nothing like this has ever happened. That is the reason for my being so surprised right now!" Mr Chin-Cheng saw the seriousness in the face of the doctor as he was talking to him, of which no one in the medical field, and especially as a professional doctor like him, would be that playful so as to joke with serious issues as that! So he said to himself...

I pouted, but he simply chuckled. “Is this how you are with all your patients?” I asked, raising an eyebrow. He laughed softly, leaning back in his chair. “Yes, but you’re not my patient, Miss Hira. But if you want to be, I'd be more than willing to be your doctor.” I rolled my eyes at his corny comment but couldn’t help a small smile as I took the medicine. "You're so cheesy, Doc." “Only with you,” he whispered, though I caught his words.

There's an amused look on her face as she says "You were sleeping when I was" "Did I wake you then?" I ask. She gives a small shake of her head "Not exactly" I pout "You're turning me around" Doctor's Sweet has a smile on her face at those words "It's fun" I pout more, looking back at my bowl"This is why Doctor's are only good at fixing people and making them cry. Not laugh" "That's a cruel thing to say" "But were you serious?" I take a peek at her from the corner of my eyes "I can stay in your room?"

jawab Abraham dengan wajah jahilnya. Mereka berdua tergelak. Ada banyak kejadian di rumah sakit yang cukup menghibur selain kasus kecelakaan atau kematian. "Gimana pasien hari ini? Aman?" tanya Abraham. Ini hari pertama mereka bekerja, tentunya ingin saling berbagi cerita. "Aman. Ada sedikit trouble, sih. Tapi bisa ke-handle." Janu menjawabnya dengan santai.

He began walking away after stating, "I'll meet you later." "If you speak your poem while treating the patient, he or she will fall asleep without receiving the sleep injection." Seeing him leave, I commented. Besides Ankur and me, a nurse standing nearby started laughing when she heard us. Today is the first time in how many days that I have smiled openly, as doing phony smiles all day in the office hurts my face muscles. My body was suddenly weak again, and I knew I needed to see my doctor before I became dizzy again. "Hello, doctor, how are you doing today?" I inquired as I entered Mrs. Sinha's cabin.