Doc Holliday Sr. to the author while working on an automobile approximately 1965. I asked "Will it work?" He replied, "With luck, and God’s grace in a long handled spoon"

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Linda Ford, Former of Cherokee EMS, and Former President of the National Native American EMS Association "We do injury prevention, but we don’t do what you do."

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"Although drunk driving is a crime and stupid as well, the offender should not suffer the death penalty as a result of their stupidity when it is preventable." (Thanks to Leon Robertson for arguing this case with me back in 1983. It was this argument that changed my viewpoint permanently).

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