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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsYou know, I was reading this pathology report to this patient
and it was thundering an lightning outside my window. I read to her that she had an inoperable squamous cell tumor in the floor of her mouth and that there were metastases throughout her body and she may, if she were fortunate, have three months to live but during that time she was going to suffer horrifically increasing pain for which we could do absolutely nothing.
Actually, she was fine: the weather outside caused me to say the above.
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You know, I was reading this pathology report to this patient (Original Post)
PCIntern
Jul 2019
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Freethinker65
(11,202 posts)1. Very Presidential
Atticus
(15,124 posts)2. I see what you did there. Well done. nt
unblock
(56,081 posts)3. Hmm. The problem here is you have expertise and the misreading makes too much sense.
Try "I read her that she had an inoperable airplane on the floor of her mouth and we would therefore have to amputate her leg"
TruckFump
(5,837 posts)6. Latte spew!
You owe me a keyboard, but I gotta...
LMAO...
zanana1
(6,467 posts)4. That was mean.
I was feeling so bad for this woman!
sl8
(17,088 posts)5. Dr. Scrivello, I presume?
