One day at a medical mission, a doctor wrote down his prescription, handed it to a woman with a terrible cough and said, “Place this at your back at bedtime—nightly to relieve your coughing until we return next week for a follow-up.”
The woman nodded, hacking in between breaths.
After one week, the doctor returned. “Well, how’s the cough?” With a puzzled look, the woman held up torn pieces of paper, gasped for air, and said, “You told me to put this at my back at bedtime to stop coughing, but the paper’s all torn up and am still cough—H-A-CK!”
The woman nodded, hacking in between breaths.
After one week, the doctor returned. “Well, how’s the cough?” With a puzzled look, the woman held up torn pieces of paper, gasped for air, and said, “You told me to put this at my back at bedtime to stop coughing, but the paper’s all torn up and am still cough—H-A-CK!”
