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Magalloway2
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Congratulate Me, I Guess
At age 73, I was actually rude and vulgar to a neurologist today, telling him I hoped his spine fell through his **** and broke his effing neck. When he said, "You can't say that to me!" I replied, "I just did," but didn't follow it up with the ethnic slur I wanted to. In my opinion, he deserved every bit of it and a little more. For what it's worth another physician I saw about an hour later said, "Let me write that down, I need a line like that sometimes!"
Jim
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neurologists for my experience are just mean and nasty.
Go get 'em, Jim!
You can't tell us this story without explaining why you did this!!!
Mazel Tov!
You're officially an alter kaker.
If you ever get an electric "test" for Carpel tunnel nerve function , you will know why neurologists are not popular. Ouch!
Had one to rule out nerve damage. It was a partial rotator cuff tear. Had to do it twice.
That nerve they hit right around the funny bone sucked OUT LOUD.
Six years ago in January, I fell during an ice storm and sustained a spinal cord injury. I can walk, drive, and function in most ways, but live in constant pain on the right side of my body from my shoulder blade to my toes. No treatment other than a witch's brew of politically unpopular drugs is the least bit effective in controlling the situation enough for me to get at least a few hours' sleep a night, but those drugs have now made it to the Veterans Administration's list of "Oh, my God, we can't be prescribing these, people might think we endorse addiction or something!" no-nos. I am now some sort of orphan/pariah and rained the "Curse of Cactus Jack Curtis" down on the man as he dismissed me and my wife from his august presence. Mr. Curtis was a former football coach of Stanford University back in the early sixties.
Jim
I might add that the only two substances I have an addiction/abuse problem with are probably sugar and red meat and that I've been using both the above-mentioned drugs for over five years without problems until the bluenoses stepped in to create some.
J