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Ministers and Doctor who
Work Together
Some 60 years ago, when
I was a little boy, I used to
see my doctor father starting
out sometimes with the local
Catholic priest, both of them
on horseback. They were
starting out over a mountain
trail to see someone who was
very ill, and who needed the
help from both a doctor and
a clergymari.
I recently read an article
by the Rev. Granger E. West-
berg, who is a
professor at
the Univer
sity of Chica
go. He holds
the Chair of
Religion and
Health, and
he works
with the doc
tors in the
big Billings
Dr. Alvares
hospital. There he helps the
interns to handle intelligent
ly and sympathetically the
problems of dealing with
people who are seriously ill,
and perhaps facing death. He
has trained 12 student chap
lains, who are now attached
to the several hospital ser
vices. As Westberg says, he - is
hoping now that some day
cnapiams will be seeing
many of the patients in the
earlier stages of their disease
and not in the last ones. For
example, a 45-year-old man
who was about to be operated
on for a bad ulcer of the
stomach, said to his chaplain,
You know, this trouble be
gan five years ago when my
son began to get into serious
trouble with the police, and
I was worried sick. Perhaps
if then my doctor could have
referred me to you for help
in handling the situation, I
wouldn't have gotten this ul
cer.
Tells of Experience
As Professor Westberg says
the idea of having chaplains
in hospitals began with the
very distressing experience of
a remarkable man, the Rev
Anton Boisen, a minister who
one day years ago suddenly
became mentally ill and man
iacal. The book he wrote la
ter, entitled "The Exploration
of the Inner World" (Harp
er s, N.Y.), should be requir
ed reading for every minister
and every psychiatrist in the
country. In it he tells of the
tremendous religious exper
ience through which he pass
ed when he was mentally up
set. During his stay in a mental
hospital, Boisen asked if he
might see a chaplain, and
learned that there wasn't one
in the place. He then asked
that some of the local min
isters come in to help him,
but these men in that day
either dreaded to go near a
mental hospital, or when they
came, they were not helpful.
They hadn't any training to
help them in talking to a
man who was, technically
speaking insane. They did not
know that most of the patients
in a mental hospital are, for
much of the time, as sensible
and rational and logical as
you or I. As a result, the min
isters who came either preach
ed at Boisen or prayed over
him, and gave him no help.
What he wanted was a chance
to talk over with a minister
his experiences, and to get
help in answering the great
question in his mind which
was, were his tremedous vis
ions the result of insanity, or
did Christ really appear be
fore him?
Probably Came from God
After much thought, Boisen
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Emeritus Professor ef Medicine,
Mayo Foundation
came to the conclusion that
if a vivid religious experience
causes the man to be a finer
and more devoted and more
dedicated person who then
goes out into the world to
do great things for humanity,
as the Apostle Paul Saul of
Tarsus once did, then the vi
sion probably came from God.
If, however, the man is the
worse for his vision, and does
not get profit from it, it is
more likely that his experi
ence consisted of hallucina
tions. When Boisen recovered, he
went out into the world, de
termined to help others. After
getting much training in psy
chiatry, and after encounter
ing many difficulties in get
ting cooperation from psy
chiatrists, he won the confi
dence of that remarkable
physician, Dr. Richard C. Cab
ot of Boston, who, with Miss
Ida Cannon, was the first to
establish a social service de
partment in a hospital. With
Dr. Cabot's help, Dr. Boisen
became the type of well-train
ed chaplain in a mental, hos
pital who can help the pa
tients who have religious
problems. Later, in 1935, Dr.
Cabot and the Rev. Russell L.
Dicks wrote a book called,
"The Art of Ministering to
the Sick," which is still re
quired reading in most theo
logical seminaries. Today,
over 10,000 clergymen have
taken graduate courses in both
mental and general hospitals,
and some 30 hospitals have
opened their doors to these
"pastoral interns."
As one would expect, Pro
fessor Westberg is a fine man
a friendly man, and a de
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day that the state's child
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so stringent they are turning
teen-agers into "20th Century
idlers torn between the TV
set and the family car." Her
bert W. Voorhees said "pro
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zealously protecting "a lot of
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lightful person to know. He
is a man whom people im
mediately like and trust and
talk to, and from whom they
get great help. We need many
more chaplains like him.
The Influence of Emotion '1
. In "The Burma Suregon,"
by Dr. Seagrav'e, 1 find this
interesting comment to the
effect that when a new opera
tion needed to be done, the
evening before, he got out his
books and studied every de
tail. Then he became sick to
his stomach, and the next
morning, still nauseated, he
started operating. I am told
that a famous opera singer
vomits for most of the day
before the evening when she
is going to sing. All of which
shows how distressing emo
tion can be to senstive per
sons. Dr. Alvarez hopes his read
ers will understand that it
would be impossible for him
to answer requests for infor
mation or to attempt to diag
nose by mail.
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