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Idiopathic means the doctor is a pathetic idiot and can't figure out what's wrong with you!!!

Dorothy
I forgive any doctor that gives his or her best to diagnose, and learns in the process.

Too many doctors don't try, and stop learning at the point early in their careers when they think they know so much they don't have to listen to their patients. I know that physicians are busy and overwhelmed, but the good ones find time to listen, to troll the literature, and to attend conferences and seminars.
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