"... go to the same clinic which has a pool of doctors and together they can't figure out what ails her."
Professional health care providers are commonly, but not always puzzled, in diagnosis. The analaze symptoms and prefer the guess that adheres best to their training and experience.
My wife, a physican daughter of a physican admits that readily. She also said and I quote "Most of her patients get better in a week, many of them in seven days."
If you limit yourself to 'in plan treatment' your diagnosis is assumed by people who never, ever lay eyes on you. It's like the actuarial tables that determine your life insurance- your just a number. Spin the cylinder, point the revolver at your head and pull the trigger. You assume that there's only one round in that cylinder, 1 in 6.
Plus, it's almost impossible to get your medical records sent to a new doctor or clinic, have you ever tried?
Yes, I just did exactly that a few weeks ago. You have a legal right to your records, although you can be charged for that.
Once again you totally miss the point I was trying to make about non-qualified people being allowed to attend advanced schools based on the race or sex vs. being the most qualified.....
I oppose affirmative action for exactly those reasons.
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