"I was not all that please when I entered the office of Stanley Kline because I waited over two hours to see him. I wanted to leave because I was so fed up. Well, I waited and waited. I met a man who was not like a pompus doctor but rather normal. He went over every possible problem with my surgery. I talked to his staff and they all respected him highly, not because he required the respect, but, rather, because he earned it. He was the best by all standards, probably in the entire state of California. I could accept this with no problem. I met a humble man who did not treat any of his patients as if he were superior. I learned a whole lot about this man, an excellent surgeon. He was different. He was kind and gentle and he was different. He is unusual for one who obtained such a recognition. He is the very best. There is none better and there is no reason to look futher for better. He believes in no pain. There was so little. He is special and rare as a person and definitely as a surgeon. Aftercare is very important to him. The only negative is he comes in to see you in the hospital at 2 am. It is meaningless. He has love in his heart."
