You’ve got maybe three situations doctors get deployed into:
1. trauma, emergencies, car accidents, gun shots, broken limbs
2. common cold, owwie boo boo, turn your head and cough, antibiotics vending machine, flu shots
3. everything else that’s mostly an incurable mystery, with clinical research and drug peddling to match, including psychiatric brain drug nonsense that basically hastens suicide if anything
Doctors aren’t your pals. The compassion they display is every bit the same as the sexual attraction displayed during a lap dance. Push comes to shove, they recommend something you don’t agree with, they’re on the defensive, they’ll pummel you with medical authority, brace for malpractice, protect their license to practice at all costs, and find other wallets to pry open and yank the insurance cards out of.
Bedside manner is something out of a Norman Rockwell painting, and little more.
Doctors aren’t your pals. The compassion they display is every bit the same as the sexual attraction displayed during a lap dance. Push comes to shove, they recommend something you don’t agree with, they’re on the defensive, they’ll pummel you with medical authority, brace for malpractice, protect their license to practice at all costs, and find other wallets to pry open and yank the insurance cards out of.
Bedside manner is something out of a Norman Rockwell painting, and little more.