Re: Ugh
LORDPEET - 29/01/2003 06:09:34 PM
I have limited knowledge as to this particular procedure, but I read a version of this story in my local paper that stated hysterectomies often involve the marking the area of peration prior to incision. While it is undoubtedly true that the doctor in question ran blindfolded across the boundaries of professionalism, at least his action was based on an actual component of the real procedure.
what does everyone think about this.....?
29/01/2003 04:29:59 PM
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Go Terps?
29/01/2003 04:36:21 PM
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The part that bothers me is the lack of professionalism.
29/01/2003 04:40:14 PM
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Re: Ugh
29/01/2003 04:42:41 PM
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LOL...funny dear? Hope you enjoy the couch for the next six months.. *NM*
29/01/2003 04:53:11 PM
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Re: Ugh
29/01/2003 05:20:40 PM
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as I posted up above in another reply...
29/01/2003 05:25:31 PM
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Re: as I posted up above in another reply...
29/01/2003 05:28:35 PM
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Yahoo news *NM*
29/01/2003 05:32:47 PM
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Found the link. I'm spoiled by other publishers that link updates *NM*
29/01/2003 05:34:49 PM
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Re: Did you see the picture?
29/01/2003 05:33:35 PM
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Re: Did you see the picture?
29/01/2003 05:45:37 PM
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Re: Ugh
29/01/2003 06:09:34 PM
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hmmmmm
29/01/2003 05:19:06 PM
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yeah, lawsuit is kinda too much....maybe brand his Spamâ„¢ for him? *NM*
29/01/2003 05:30:14 PM
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Well, you leave out the related article, and doctors' arguments...
29/01/2003 07:48:50 PM
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