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In response to "Not sure I'd characterize him as "not caring about your well-being"..." by Dr.Vermin

Agreed on the first two points. According to him though, "all of my other 1000 patients have no issues with me". -- nm

Posted by fedup Jan 5 '10, 15:24

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If he's 1 doc with 1000 patients, it's no wonder he can only give you 10 minutes. - musubi Jan 5, 15:26 9
- i will i will. i just think it's wrong for a doctor not to provide comprehensive care in one session and expect a person to have time to come back an - fedup Jan 5, 15:29 8
  - Actually, a lot of doctors don't. He scheduled you for 10 min based on the problem you told the receptionist. If you have more concerns, ask the - James Bond (aka Igor) Jan 5, 15:46
  - I'm not saying you're wrong. Maybe he does. But there are also possible legit reasons that he's under pressure to keep visits short. - musubi Jan 5, 15:36 6
    - The doctor might just want fedup to break up with him. nm - ralph wiggum Jan 5, 15:39 4
      - didn't know i could. will do that in the future. thanks! -- nm - fedup Jan 5, 15:48
      - If that were the case, wouldn't he try and get an angry prostate exam in first? (nm) - musubi Jan 5, 15:42 1
        
        sometimes i do wish i could nab me a doctor...ah, the financial security... -- nm - fedup Jan 5, 15:45
      - He's Just Not That Into Your Health. -- nm - Reagen Jan 5, 15:40
    - thank you! (yes and my irritation escaladed bc he tends to brush people off with rude comments himself...which is still wrong of me to be rude...) -- nm - fedup Jan 5, 15:39

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