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    The Wonderful World of Bernies
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    Before he became the world’s foremost expert on Myasthenia Gravis...Before he had the largest neurology practice in the known Universe...Before he solved some of the most difficult and often bizarre medical cases ever known...Before he saved millions of Ta Tas(boobs, fun bags, whatever you want to call them) and the women that purchased them (or had them purchased), by taking on dangerous first generation silicone breast implants  He was...young Bernie Patten, idiot savant(?), or sometimes maybe just an idiot.Who isn’t when they are growing up?                Chaotic at times - but never boring - life constantly flowed for a boy whose namesakes included his murder solving father(#2 and the 2nd) that would become a famous District Attorney, and his  Great- Uncle(#3 and the 1st), a prominent, first generation, silver tongued Senator - a true Irish politician and master of elocution. (not electrocution, e-lo-cution). Confused? You won’t be soon, all will become clear we assure you!                Introducing Dr. Bernard M. Patten (#1 but really the 3rd), Neurologist extraordinaire. Before he became all that (and much, much, more!) he had a lot of growing up to do. With his politician patriarchs grooming him for future governorship, what could go wrong for our young,budding, basement chemist?                Meet the Bernies (and Owens, and Tommies) and many others that influenced Dr. Bernie, growing up in the land of egg creams, devil dogs and Asses Up.               Dr. Patten is dyslexic, but that didn't prevent him from becoming a world famous and sought out neurologist.  A graduate of Columbia, Dr. Patten helped discover L-Dopa, fought Corning over the safety
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