An Open Apology to S200Raj
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Thanks Sogno. I appreciate your apology. I am only responding just now because I have only just seen this thread.
You and I had a disagreement previously on a different thread regarding "railroad spikes" in beanseff's legs. If you remember I deferred to your specific knowledge of MRI which greatly outweighed mine.
When I have given advice on s2ki.com I NEVER suggest that the person not see a local physician or have a professional look at their injury. Most people who post questions here are either, 1. scared and just want some clairty, 2. worried about finances with an injury they have and how much it might cost. I try to explain thing to them as well as I can so they can then make a more educated decision about how to proceed.
I just try to answer questions to the best of my understanding and ability with a limited history presented on an online car forum.
Being a specialist with a sub speciality of cardiac anesthesiology Ckit is right, most of my general medical knowledge is memory from medical school and maybe surgical internship. I finished my internship in 2002 and have been focused on Anesthesia for the last 8 years.
Again though. I appreciate your making this thread. It shows a lot of class.
Raj
You and I had a disagreement previously on a different thread regarding "railroad spikes" in beanseff's legs. If you remember I deferred to your specific knowledge of MRI which greatly outweighed mine.
When I have given advice on s2ki.com I NEVER suggest that the person not see a local physician or have a professional look at their injury. Most people who post questions here are either, 1. scared and just want some clairty, 2. worried about finances with an injury they have and how much it might cost. I try to explain thing to them as well as I can so they can then make a more educated decision about how to proceed.
I just try to answer questions to the best of my understanding and ability with a limited history presented on an online car forum.
Being a specialist with a sub speciality of cardiac anesthesiology Ckit is right, most of my general medical knowledge is memory from medical school and maybe surgical internship. I finished my internship in 2002 and have been focused on Anesthesia for the last 8 years.
Again though. I appreciate your making this thread. It shows a lot of class.
Raj
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Originally Posted by Not Sure,Feb 16 2010, 01:10 PM
I think he intentionally misled everyone by apologizing to S200raj not S2000raj. Bad not classy.
Just kidding can someone help me with this rash?
Just kidding can someone help me with this rash?
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Originally Posted by Sogno,Feb 14 2010, 04:58 AM
Being a medical professional, I know firsthand what physicians go through in their education, training, residency, rotations, sleepless nights, board certifications, continuing education, and insurance requirements, to name just a few. They have earned their title of Doctor, and have gone through what most could never endure. In my mind, this is the main reason why I get so vehemently angry when I read posts that I felt were written by those that are posing to be a physician when they are not.
By saying "firsthand" you're implying that you went through that training personally.
