Patch Adams Quotes
Who is Patch Adams?
| Born | May 28, 1945 |
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Best 10 Quotes by Patch Adams
“Humor is an antidote to all ills.”
“If you focus on the problem, you can’t see the solution. Never focus on the problem.”
“If you want to change the world, then be your own focus for a celebration of life. Really, fundamentally, at the very core of your being, be thankful you are alive, that you've got this opportunity, with these molecules, at this moment. Be thankful! Be a celebrant! Be thankful that you are alive and then look around to see who else is at the party!”
“Remember laughing? Laughter enhances the blood flow to the body’s extremities and improves cardiovascular function. Laughter releases endorphins and other natural mood elevating and pain-killing chemicals, improves the transfer of oxygen and nutrients to internal organs. Laughter boosts the immune system and helps the body fight off disease, cancer cells as well as viral, bacterial and other infections. Being happy is the best cure of all diseases!”
“See what no one else sees. See what everyone chooses not to see... out of fear, conformity or laziness. See the whole world anew each day!”
“The most radical act anyone can commit is to be happy.”
“The purpose of a doctor or any human in general should not be to simply delay the death of the patient, but to increase the person's quality of life.”
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“The reason adults should look as though they are having fun, is to give kids a reason to want to grow up.”
“The role of a clown and a physician are the same - it's to elevate the possible and to relieve suffering.”
“Waiting in line is a great opportunity to meet people, daydream, or play.”
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“Men cannot be men — much less good or heroic men — unless their actions have meaningful consequences to people they truly care about. Strength requires an opposing force, courage requires risk, mastery requires hard work, honor requires accountability to other men. Without these things, we are little more than boys playing at being men, and there is no weekend retreat or mantra or half-assed rite of passage that can change that. A rite of passage must reflect a real change in status and responsibility for it to be anything more than theater. No reimagined manhood of convenience can hold its head high so long as the earth remains the tomb of our ancestors.”
