Monday, Jun. 07, 1943

Why Worry?

In a Solomons dressing station a Marine sergeant with a wound in his throat got his sixth transfusion, made signs for paper and pencil, wrote:

"Will I live? Will I speak?"

The doctor nodded reassurance on both counts. The Marine signed off with a flourish:

"Then what the hell am I worrying about!"

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