Not sexist.

Realist to how women tend to think from postitions of fear - even unto their
own downfall.

Every *other* woman doctor I went to afterwards made excuses for her, and a
few stated that they'd follow the same course, because as they put it, they
'didn't want to get sued' - which is amazing to me because they never think
*professionally* enough to realize that there ARE times and situations where
just blindly following a malpractice insurance mandated 'care protocol' can
harm the patient, if said patient - as I was - required a more personally
tailored treatment plan.

Women doctors RARELY deviate from following their malpractice providers
'jellybean' trail of protocols. They are unwilling and unable to accept the
responsibility of making their own decisions - which is the HALLMARK of
unprofessionalism.

Women should NOT be doctors, they get too scared and doubt themselves too
much.

Fucking airheads, the lot.

Deb.

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"dragon"
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> sexist remark. that woman was unprofessional, not all women. my biggest
> lie was when i was riding my motorcycle in the rain after drinking a
> few. i just got my license back 5 days earlier (lost it for dui) so i
> come to a stop sign and my bike slides out on the oil slicked pavement.
> i step off gracefully and allow it to do so. these guys come up and
> help me pick it up, but they throw it over and flood my carb. it won't
> start. i start pushing it down the road. here comes a cop. i toss the
> bike keys in the grass. he stops and inquires regarding the situation.
> i told him some kids ran up grabbed me at the stop sign and fought over
> my bike, they threw it down and ran away w/the keys so i'm pushing it
> home. he asked why i smell like a jamaican rum factory. oh no that's
> the gas. 6 officer interviews later they had to let me go. :P
>


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