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![]() Someone posted - maybe on this thread, maybe another - that doctors don't like dealing with problems they can't fix. The poster went on to say that the patients can be challenging or demanding. I just don't see that as an excuse, ![]() ![]() I've been facing medical issues similar to this since 1998. Only once did I have a super-specialist say to me, "I don't know what went wrong, so I don't know what to do to make it right or make sure it doesn't happen again. Because of that, I will waive our [$525!] consultation fee." He was a gem. The rest are disgraceful. Climbing carefully off my soapbox now. Gentle hugs ![]() ![]() |
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