The day that you lose your teacher is a very sad day. Think of it. We aren't fortunate very often to find really good teachers. Joe was never given the attention and the acceptance he needed and that he deserved, but I really in his mind what his dreams do. Nothing. He would have thought of these people come in and if you're 49 years to his grave site, I think this would have really stunned him. So he's made it now.
I think he did it. He doesn't care anymore. I think he's so pleased,
We do with love and blood and sweat and tears and heart and bodies and pain. It's all in there and yes, we don't make much money, but we have enough. We have at work that makes us happy. We have fulfillment that we have friendship beyond most professions, which a privilege to be a [inaudible] and let's face it. Back then he was not that well known at the time he died.
He said, I have not achieved what I wanted too cheap with the method. He dreamt up educating the young, have them start young. Every hospital should have a rehabilitation center with the lad, this equipment and this training. He felt that very plain and simple. Someday a whole world will be like, it would be better off to me.
I feel our goals worth to achieve these goals then not unachievable. Well, I know I count. I can count on all of you out there, whether I'm here or not working to achieve his dreams. That's beautiful.
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