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Here it is: The Conduit Dr. Martin Graf has been practicing internal medicine since 1964. He began attending college at Alfred University after graduating high school at 16. From there, he attended Wake Forest Medical School in North Carolina, where he finished his medical boards with the highest mark. Though he hadn't needed to study to pass his boards, when Dr. Graf started seeing patients, as an intern and then a resident, "I wanted to know everything. I wanted to help solve all the problems that were being brought to me. I read and read and read. " Dr. Graf attended the University of Chicago for his medical residency. The only resident not from an Ivy League school, he was named Chief Resident in his last year. He also did a fellowship in allergy and immunology at NYU, as well as two years in the military at Bethesda Naval Hospital. "My real strength is patient care, though. And that is what I have been doing for the past 47 years." Dr.

Love Your Neighbor As Yourself... seriously?! How can we be told to love another as ourselves? Well, are you perfect? Do you still love yourself? Accept another and embrace them too despite their imperfections. Don't allow that imperfection to constantly stare you in the face, just as it does not invalidate you in your own eyes. B ased on the Tzemach Tzedek; transcribed by Menachem Bluming and Chabad.org