Mistakes many fathers make...

"Next patient", I called. A middle aged handsome man walked into my clinic. When he sat down, he soon told me he was hypertensive. For how long? "For about five years, precisely after my father's death", he answered. At the end of my interaction with him, there was no doubt his hypertensive state has a lot to do with his late father who died without leaving a will on the adminstration of his estate. Being a polygamous father, his sons were literally bent on devouring each other over his assets. There was a mini-war going on among the sons. Is it the sons fault? I doubt it. I think it was a costly mistake or oversight of their father. I wish he was alive to witness the mess he threw the sons into.What's your experience? On behalf of our club members, we plead that this should be a useful lesson for everyone