Re: Re: Saw my Dr today

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Be prepared, because it could be that HER doc isn't very full of himself, as

so many are, and can humble his darn ego, in order to respect and listen to

his patient. So many won't. It's like an assembly line at most doctors'

offices any more. They're hearing blah blah blah blah blah, then they're

saying blah blah blah blah blah. Then pay your money and get out of here,

come back next yr, after I've taken my fourth trip to the Hawaii convention

for pharmaceutical sales, bought my wife a new Farrari (sp?, never had one,

don't know), and bought my second home away from home. It's sad what the

universities are turning out to the medical field now. Every once in awhile

you see a pioneer, who dares to be scourged before their state board of

medical examiners, i.e., the mafia of the medical world, in some capacities.

Sure, these boards serve their purposes also to boot doctors who field for

drug addicts, mistreat patients in other bad ways, and lay hands on women in

their exam rooms, but they also do injustice to doctors who dare to do

what's right and fair for their patients. It's the candle at both ends, and

I'll be glad when that fire goes out because I don't think that literally

billions of people will be putting up with it all forever. They're trying

to pull the reins in tighter because they know they already have a runaway

herd, and they are saying anything to frighten, especially Americans, into

keeping their money at home, so that they will buy more of the expensive

mafia products that put them at the top of the heap in their field(s). But

that yoke is going to be cut, and doctors will HAVE to return to being the

public servants that they once were, or go under. I just hope I live to see

it happen. Ok, off soap box, hiding behind Christmas tree.

Re: Saw my Dr today

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> > And I told him about this group and how many of you

> > have had great success with Armour. He quickly got

> > out his prescription pad and wrote me a script. I

> > have to go back in 6 - 8 weeks to get blood work and

> > see about increasing the Armour. I couldn't believe

> > he accepted it so easily. I thought I was going to

> > have to talk to my Fibro Dr. I know he would have

> > done it for me. I'll be getting it filled this

> > evening. I'm starting to feel like I have a chance at

> > a good future.

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> WOW!!! That is so great. I didn't know it could be so easy. You

> know I think I'll be saying the same thing to my doc.

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> > Soft Hugs, Aria