"Donal" wrote in message

Oh great!!!! You subjected yourself to a test kit.

Adminstered by a physician, you dunce. These kits are available only to
clinics, hospitals, and physicians' offices. You make a lot of wrong
assumptions, Donal, which leads one to believe your really aren't terribly
bright.

It really sounds like you had a blocked nose.

I'd have been more than happy to lend you a few virions in order for you to
make up your own mind. In fact, I'd have been tickled to have you suffer
the same Sx, you've been such a trolling jerk.

There is nothing to be ashamed of.

Not so sure about that--you really should be ashamed of your obtuse posts.
The innate stupidity in them would cause embarassement to a normal
individual.

Many people feel a little bit "under
the weather" when they have a blocked nose. Wimps feel entitled to claim
sick pay when they are a little unwell.

I earn a living from seeing my patients. "Sick pay" isn't in my vernacular.
This illness cost me three months or more of your pay.

Stick to whatever it is you do, Donal. With respect to things medical,
you're a babe in the woods.

Max

I don't think the dogs, cats, and gophers really care if you have the flu or
not.

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"Donal" wrote in message

Oh great!!!! You subjected yourself to a test kit.

Adminstered by a physician, you dunce. These kits are available only to
clinics, hospitals, and physicians' offices. You make a lot of wrong
assumptions, Donal, which leads one to believe your really aren't terribly
bright.

It really sounds like you had a blocked nose.

I'd have been more than happy to lend you a few virions in order for you
to make up your own mind. In fact, I'd have been tickled to have you
suffer the same Sx, you've been such a trolling jerk.

There is nothing to be ashamed of.

Not so sure about that--you really should be ashamed of your obtuse posts.
The innate stupidity in them would cause embarassement to a normal
individual.

Many people feel a little bit "under
the weather" when they have a blocked nose. Wimps feel entitled to claim
sick pay when they are a little unwell.

I earn a living from seeing my patients. "Sick pay" isn't in my
vernacular. This illness cost me three months or more of your pay.

Stick to whatever it is you do, Donal. With respect to things medical,
you're a babe in the woods.

Max

"Maxprop" wrote in message
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"Donal" wrote in message

Oh great!!!! You subjected yourself to a test kit.

Adminstered by a physician, you dunce. These kits are available only to
clinics, hospitals, and physicians' offices. You make a lot of wrong
assumptions, Donal, which leads one to believe your really aren't terribly
bright.

It really sounds like you had a blocked nose.

I'd have been more than happy to lend you a few virions in order for you
to
make up your own mind. In fact, I'd have been tickled to have you suffer
the same Sx, you've been such a trolling jerk.

There is nothing to be ashamed of.

Not so sure about that--you really should be ashamed of your obtuse posts.
The innate stupidity in them would cause embarassement to a normal
individual.

You are probably normal, but I'm not.




Many people feel a little bit "under
the weather" when they have a blocked nose. Wimps feel entitled to
claim
sick pay when they are a little unwell.

I earn a living from seeing my patients. "Sick pay" isn't in my
vernacular.
This illness cost me three months or more of your pay.

You lost $3000.00!!! So what?




Stick to whatever it is you do, Donal. With respect to things medical,
you're a babe in the woods.

My experience would suggest that most medical doctors lack the analytical
skills that are required to make an accurate diagnosis. They tend to jump
to premature conclusions based on their limited experience. They always try
to match the patient's symptoms with something that they recognise. This
means that when a patient presents with a whole bunch of symptoms, the
doctor will ignore the unrecognised symptoms and make an incorrect
diagnosis. In my business, when we hear about symptoms that we don't
recognise, we ask more questions. If we don't *fully* the problem after
these questions, then we seek outside help. We are not afraid to admit that
we don't know everything.

Medical doctors seem incapable of admitting that they don't recognise the
symptoms. They usually "try" something, and wait to see the results.
Unfortunately, they don't seem to consider the effects of their
incompetence. I know (knew??) four people who have died in the last year as
a result of over-confident doctors.

Regards


Donal
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"Donal" wrote in message

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Good Grief Donal!!!!!!

Are you attempting to strip the Shaman Status from our Medical Staff???

"Donal" wrote in message

My experience would suggest that most medical doctors lack the analytical
skills that are required to make an accurate diagnosis. They tend to jump
to premature conclusions based on their limited experience. They always
try
to match the patient's symptoms with something that they recognise. This
means that when a patient presents with a whole bunch of symptoms, the
doctor will ignore the unrecognised symptoms and make an incorrect
diagnosis. In my business, when we hear about symptoms that we don't
recognise, we ask more questions. If we don't *fully* the problem after
these questions, then we seek outside help. We are not afraid to admit
that
we don't know everything.

Medicine is an inexact science, and an art. Mistakes are made, and poor
judgement can be a problem. However I sympathize with your plight there in
Ireland, if your physicians fail to seek outside assistance in making
accurate diagnoses. Ours tend to use every resource available, including
consulting non-medical personnel who possess specific knowledge in narrow
fields of expertise. That said, most physicians, there or here, aren't
going to get too concerned about an obviously healthy man of my age with flu
symptoms. I'll recover, despite what the doctor does for me, and he/she
knows it. The mark of a competent clincian is to know when the symptoms
portend a serious illness and when they don't. To pull out the stops for a
case of influenza is pointless and a waste of time and resources. That
said, an influenza test kit goes for $90.

Medical doctors seem incapable of admitting that they don't recognise the
symptoms. They usually "try" something, and wait to see the results.
Unfortunately, they don't seem to consider the effects of their
incompetence. I know (knew??) four people who have died in the last year
as
a result of over-confident doctors.

Most regrettable. Your medical system needs help. Ours isn't perfect, but
I've never known anyone who has died from medical incompetence, despite what
those who'd make a living disparaging the medical community might contend.

Max

Step one. Don't got to Maxipad if you value your vision.

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"Donal" wrote in message

Medicine is an inexact science, and an art. Mistakes are made, and poor
judgement can be a problem.
Max