My heart is absolutely broken over this. I can't seem to grasp the reality of this whole nightmare. First of all to dr. Morris' son and family, my prayers are with all of you you have lost a beautiful person in your life and I pray you find a way to cope. I am one of the patients who would sit for hours waiting for Dr, Morris, and believe me i would be so aggravated, then he would walk into the room and instantly the negative feelings would dissapear. he would walk in with a smile, sit in his little chair with wheels, put his hands behind his head and magically you would feel like you were the only patient he had. I would understand what took so long and knew that while he was there, you would be given the same time and consideration that those before you had. I was diagnased with a terrible illness and had decided that i would forego the treatment. When i expressed this to him he was shocked, and persistent. he told me I didn't have that option while I was his patient, and that I had responsibilies to others and he would just not go for that. I listened and thanks to him am in perfect health today. I only wish that he felt that he could have reached out in his hour of need. When i first started seeing him, my only day off work was on Friday, which was his day off also. I asked him why, and he said that he had children who were involve with school and sports and that was his family time. He always had a funny story to tell and this is how I will remember him,,,smiling, with his hands tucked behind his head and sitting in his little rolling chair, sharing sories about his family. You will definitely be missed Dr.Morris. God Bless You and all of Your loved Ones!!!!May 4, 2012
