Dr. David Fischer

But the Civil Rights Act in 1964, Title IX in 1972, and the Americans with Disabilities Act after that opened the door for people to be more active, to participate in society

to a greater extent.

It made us all, I think, better people, better doctors.

I think it's slowly, slowly over generations beginning to generate a larger sense of community.

I'm optimistic, but those are the things, when I look back on 50 years that have happened in my lifetime, I think those are all things that happened

that have changed not only my career and my patients' health, but my personal life.

Not to get into too much philosophy here, but they all go together.

You have to have meaningful work if you're going to have a meaningful life.

And that's important for everybody.

Yeah, my pleasure.

Well, thank you.

I'm glad Andrea isn't listening to this because she wouldn't want to talk to me for

For weeks after hearing this.

She said, get your head back in the room there, Dan.