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Old 10-07-2007, 09:40 AM #14
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I think that the only thing to do when a doctor treats you like that is to ditch him and try another. It is very stressful (for me) to try a new doctor out, but that is really the best option. I never go back to a doctor that I am not satisfied with.
To say I am not satisfied is an understatement. I AM FURIOUS. He basically said that I am lying about my symptoms.
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