Roger Montgomery ã

 


Be it hereby known that the individual herein named has been diagnosed as suffering from an incurable disease commonly known as Deerlitis.

While condition is incurable, it may be successfully treated.  It usually occurs in late summer to early fall and sometimes lasts into the winter.

Symptoms are a lack of interest in work, frequent staring into space, incessant talk of deer hunting, being in the woods, fall season, fresh air, good food, and good living.

While little is known of this phenomenon, science is making great inroads into its treatment.

Patient should be approached carefully at this time of year.  Deerlitis is highly contagious and may be contracted by a whole team of workers in a short time, especially red-neck types.  Sometimes a group of workers may gather together in one group.  They are usually recognized by the common interest in their symptoms.  Also their hunting apparel may be a dead give-a-way.

If you suspect a person you know may be suffering from deerlitis, approach with caution.  Be careful not to mention the weather, the time of year, fall, hunting, outdoors, leaves, food, deer, the sky, vacation time, or anything else that may trigger off a recurrence of the symptoms.

Above named individual may spend time daydreaming, looking out the window, cleaning guns, reading (especially hunting magazines), and walking in the woods.

Due to the extreme seriousness of the condition, I consulted with my esteemed colleague, Dr. Doo Little, and he concurs, especially after determining that individual has started using deer attractant as a cologne.

My recommendation for treatment is a nice vacation in the fall of at least two weeks duration.  Individual should respond to treatment immediately.  If individual gets a nice buck, recovery should be even faster.  If above treatment is successful, please call me at once.
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                                                                                                Dr. Deer Fellow

PS  The following individuals have volunteered to assist with treatment

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