RW> My O specialist thinks my primary doctor is an idiot. :o)
 
My veterinarian told me that my regular doctor's target BP of 140/90 was
too high.  She isn't the only one who told me that.  I recall you telling
me the same thing.
 
RW> Last week, or the one before, I had a 'standing' appointment with the
RW> primary. I wasn't feeling up to par, but knew it should have been my O
RW> that should take care of it. My primary gave me a shot in the hip that
RW> got me higher than a kite; I didn't sleep for two days. When I showed up
RW> at the O's place the same day, he was furious. "If you have anymore
RW> problems like this, remember that I'm your primary doctor, and no one
RW> else."
 
But you won't get one to testify against the other.  My current doctor
would have been furious, too.  He's been treating me since February, 1982
even when I lived in Mandeville.
 
RW> Since he's the only one who will carry on this branch of the Witt name,
RW> he's special. At least to me. The other grandkids are too, but they're
RW> not Witts and won't produce anymore.
 
I understand how you feel, but the others will still have the Witt blood in
them, won't they?
 
RW> Not if you want to blast the quarter mile in 10 seconds. :o)
 
I might want to do that in Force's "funny" car.
 
RW> He will be compensated, yes. If he's not careful, he may end up with the
RW> 56 and the Z28.
 
No car for your grandson?
 
 
Regards,
 
Roger

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