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I have a female neurologist. I picked her because I knew what kind of a doctor she was in a hospital setting. she demanded excellence. She is an all business, she thinks out loud. One time amny years ago when she was doing my EMG nerve conduction study she actually opened up and we found out we have daughters the same age and going through some of the same kind of things. Othere than that she is all business. It's funny, she has such a business attitude to her walking! She wears low hight heels and you can hear her coming all the way down the hall.
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