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Old 05-16-2012, 10:10 PM #4
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should I really let go and let him work his magic or should I call medtronics and find another Dr that will, hence the question "When do you let go".
I don't think anyone can make this decision for you or even get a good idea what the situation really is because we're not in your shoes or head.

When I'm faced with big decisions that could have far-reaching implications, I often go back to basics - Decision Making Theory. It won't give you any answers, but it may help you get there logically, and find/figure out an answer you can live/sleep with. If the theory part gets too heavy, there are some simpler methods in the Everyday Techniques section.

Just another POV...

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