A trained nurse explains how to be sick gracefully. It is somewhat pollyannaish, as she explains the need for cooperation...

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HOW TO ENJOY ILL HEALTH

A trained nurse explains how to be sick gracefully. It is somewhat pollyannaish, as she explains the need for cooperation between patient, doctor and nurse, the rÉgime of hospitals, creating a miniature hospital in the home, and nursing, -- trained, practical and family or friend variety. Good advice for those who live alone and don't like it when they are ill. It is a handbook for those who have and those who have not been ill. Amusing at times -- authentic always. Ignore the suggestion of pseudo-invalidism suggested by the title, as that is not intended.

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Publisher: Whittlesey

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Kirkus Reviews Issue: June 15, 1938

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