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6. By the way, as soon as he walked in, he told me my diabetes was improving.

Fri Sep 12, 2014, 12:26 AM

Sep 2014

Thing is, I don't have diabetes.

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My doctor treated me like a junkie over a spider bite. [View all] RandySF Sep 2014 OP

Bastard. Aristus Sep 2014 #1

Dump him NJCher Sep 2014 #2

He's right, antibiotics probably aren't necessary, for a spider bite. Spider Jerusalem Sep 2014 #3

That's fine, but I wasn't asking for it. RandySF Sep 2014 #4

well that would be an improvement over having diabetes jberryhill Sep 2014 #11

You SO need a new doctor. SunSeeker Sep 2014 #13

lol - I think I've met this doctor. nt. daredtowork Sep 2014 #16

BIG red flag. dixiegrrrrl Sep 2014 #19

If you go back to that DR... ReRe Sep 2014 #20

Thanks RandySF Sep 2014 #21

Good. ;-) n/t ReRe Sep 2014 #23

Well that is not as bad. whistler162 Sep 2014 #24

Un, how is telling you that he doesn't think SheilaT Sep 2014 #7

Glad I'm not the only one left confused by this post. (EOM) Old Crow Sep 2014 #9

Me Three ProfessorGAC Sep 2014 #22

Take your chances with the spiders, but JEB Sep 2014 #8

I didn't even know spider bites were an addictive habit jberryhill Sep 2014 #10

"Maybe I should have worn a suit to the appointment." Spitfire of ATJ Sep 2014 #12

There's Some Legal(?) Problem with Pain Relievers daredtowork Sep 2014 #15