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Old 07-26-2014, 09:17 PM #10
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A lot of doctors don't see us as people but as patients. I'm sure they feel they need to do this in order to stay at a professional distance but it's no fun when they treat us like items. Hang in there.
Yes, but would it hurt them to, at least, pretend to care while they're actually treating us? They are getting paid, after all.
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