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Old 03-28-2007, 08:15 AM #3
MissRain MissRain is offline
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Hey Liz Thank you! I have a wonderful Rheumy. I live in the NH area. Feel free to pm me if you like. YES, a good doctor makes all the difference in the world. My doc is wonderful about listening to me and he takes ALL the time that I need for each visit. I often have to sit in the waiting room for an hour, but I also know once I get in there is no way that he will rush me. It really is worth just bringing a book and waiting. It seems most difficult when we don't feel well and we have to find those that will take our insurance. I just went through that Monday when I had to find a new eye doc. Grrrrrrrrrr

Nice to meet you too!! Hope you are doing okay...
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