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Old 03-28-2010, 04:29 AM #25
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Thanks, so it's not just me. . .lol. . .I just thought it was very unprofessional to be given that 40's woman's diagnosis of "hysteria" (that it's all psychological) after a 5 min talk + 5 min exam. We'll see what the new dr says. I am willing to take her recommendations as to what is going on. I've heard good things about her.

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im sorry this nut job was assigned to you. that stinks!
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