Have you ever heard the story about the Easter Bunny?

I can not imagine anyone who is interested in getting over their illness
being concerned if the person who was helping them calls themselves a doctor
or therapist. The important thing is, can the patient feel comfortable
talking to the person, that is the result of the doctor's or therapist's
personality and technique, rather than wither they call themselves a doctor
or a therapist. The bedside manner is very important for all doctors, but a
patient seeing a dentist is not going to fell any better about his treatment
if the dentist calls himself a hygienist. On the other hand, if someone
believed that the person treating them was a therapist and not a doctor,
their trust in the doctor would be destroyed when they read the diplomas on
the wall, and find out their therapist lied to them.

You may wonder why I am highlighting Harry's fabrications? Have you noticed
how Harry likes to use the personal information he knows about someone to
discredit what they say? Well, I am just giving Harry a dose of his own
medicine (and I am not even a doctor). Anyone who has so many skeletons in
his closet should be very careful about discussing anyone's else faults.


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John
It is bad that you have twisted things so well that you can't even keep
up.

His wife is a doctor, she is in line to get her doctorate. The "joke"
around
their friends is that she will be Doctor, Doctor, referring to her soon to
be double Doctor ratings.

Her choice to be as a therapist is to make her patients feel more
comfortable. You might be too young to remember the days when a Doctors
bedside manner was very important.


"John Smith" wrote in message
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Who would believe someone who calls his wife Doctor Doctor, and then
tries
to convince everyone that their wife with a MD and another doctorial
degree
wants to be considered a therapist?