how much can we trust our surgeon ?

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Worried Guy

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Posted 11/10/2009 9:42 PM (GMT 0)

While I'm on a roll...

There are cameras at every toll booth; most bartenders are videoed to record whether or not they turned down an intoxicated customer; every fighter plane has at least three; every cashier at WalMart has one or two rolling, and the self check-out isle has at least three.
DVDs are cheap.
How about you get the DVD after the surgery but you must pay $300 per hour for an explanation from your surgeon. I would have gladly paid $100 for a 20 minute after-surgery consult. "Hey Doc, Do I still have a Cowper's gland?" "Just a moment my good man, let me see... Nope it went out with the rest of the trash."
Wouldn't that be easy? (And profitable!)

Jeff

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Mavica

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Posted 11/11/2009 4:24 AM (GMT 0)

Surgeons aren't miracle workers. They do their best with their patients - patients whose histories and medical problems vary from one another in varying degrees. Why not blame God? Didn't God give you prostate cancer? Calm down and give your body time to heal, and, maybe, things will improve. I value a healthier and longer life with the possibility that my sex life will not be as it was when I was 25 more than if I were living with cancer and having sex nightly. If you don't trust your physicians, find others whom you do.

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