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[dooBdoo]

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@Annabellethecat66 wrote:

@dooBdoo I agree with you.  It's not just about money but also about WHO you know.

I've seen this time and time again.  

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        I agree, @Annabellethecat66.  Sad, but true.

[Pearlee]

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@dooBdoo wrote:

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@Pearlee wrote:

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@dooBdoo wrote:

        Doctors are human beings, imperfect, and possess the same good and bad qualities as everyone else.  I doubt it would be prominent in the news if one of us were the person charged.   If found guilty, I hope he is treated no better and no worse than anyone else.

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Well, yes and no @dooBdoo.  Don't they still take a hyppocratic oath?  To me, doctors harming people - esp. intentionally -  are worse than the average person harming people.  

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         Some if them (not all) take an oath of some sort along the way, but it's not really standardized, it's not the old "Hippocratic Oath," and it's not binding... just ceremonial, if it's used at all.  I don't support anyone harming others, of course.  I just get tired of seeing doctors vilified or expected to be perfect people.  (Not saying you are doing so, but it's become sort of the "thing" to do.)

        Again, he's been accused, not convicted.  Eta:  we presume innocence, not guilt.   I hope he's treated as any of us would be, that's all.🙂

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I acknowledged that in my posts - I am quite aware of that.

[Puzzle Piece]

Seems the doctor assaulted the boy.  I know many doctors have huge egos and have even known those who insult and behave arrogantly.  Doctors are just people who had enough money to get through medical school.  They also played the medical systems to jockey into the correct schools to get the degree only to have the title and make some money.  They are not to be put on pedestals as pillars of society or the community.  they are fallable. 

[Mrsq2022]

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[dooBdoo]

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@Pearlee wrote:

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@dooBdoo wrote:

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@Pearlee wrote:

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@dooBdoo wrote:

        Doctors are human beings, imperfect, and possess the same good and bad qualities as everyone else.  I doubt it would be prominent in the news if one of us were the person charged.   If found guilty, I hope he is treated no better and no worse than anyone else.

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Well, yes and no @dooBdoo.  Don't they still take a hyppocratic oath?  To me, doctors harming people - esp. intentionally -  are worse than the average person harming people.  

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         Some if them (not all) take an oath of some sort along the way, but it's not really standardized, it's not the old "Hippocratic Oath," and it's not binding... just ceremonial, if it's used at all.  I don't support anyone harming others, of course.  I just get tired of seeing doctors vilified or expected to be perfect people.  (Not saying you are doing so, but it's become sort of the "thing" to do.)

        Again, he's been accused, not convicted.  Eta:  we presume innocence, not guilt.   I hope he's treated as any of us would be, that's all.🙂

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I acknowledged that in my posts - I am quite aware of that.

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        I know, @Pearlee!  That's why I said "again."  Your original post was very fair and clear, in my opinion.   And I do agree, if he's found guilty the medical board has to take action.   I wouldn't want an anesthesiologist (or any other doctor) who's abusive or has anger issues.