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In the spring of 1871 a young man read 21 words that transformed his life. As a medical student in Canada, he was plagued by chronic worry and anxiety. But those 21 words empowered him to become the most prominent physician of his generation. His name was Sir William Osler, and under his leadership and inspiration Johns Hopkins School of Medicine was established. The words Osler read that spring are found in writings by Thomas Carlyle: "Our main business is not to see what lies dimly at a distance, but to do what lies clearly at hand."Not to worry. Parachin, Victor M.. Vibrant Life07/17/92 Catholic Files (docs of Vat II)
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