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Old 12-07-2008, 03:08 PM #7
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Pittsburgh is way closer and this place is lousy with doctors. It's also not that far from Gazelle!!
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Living in close proximity to Gazelle could be a good OR bad thing...
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It all depends on how much trouble you want to get into.
Um.... ok, I guess THAT says it all! I mean this is why I say, "With friends like this, who needs enemies?"


Sometimes it really DOES pay to have your doc intervene to see if you can get in faster to another doc. This might be the case, as Cherie suggested. Or I like her idea of going to see another guy in another city.

Ya know, Florida's a bit far for me to go in a short time so can you pick a closer state if you're going to move?
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